As Budgam goes ‘smoke free’, Ruhullah pledges to quit puffing
No more ashtrays at houseboats: Tuman
GK CITY CORRESPONDENT
Srinagar, Jan 28: Barely two days after Budgam was declared “Smoke Free” on the Republic Day, the local MLA Aga Ruhullah Mehdi Saturday had some candid confession as the young Cabinet Minister pledged that he would quit smoking so that the central Kashmir district, he represents, gets more of More
NC taking Srinagarites for ride: Mehbooba
SAYS CM, ET-AL GOT CITY FUNDS DIVERTED
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Jan 28: Peoples Democratic Party President, Mehbooba Mufti on Saturday accused the ruling National Conference of taking Srinagar and its dwellers for a ride adding the City was turning into “world’s fastest growing slum”. Addressing meetings of Zonal Committees of Hazrathbal, Sonwar More
- Kashmir
8-member panel to prepare draft for amendments
Panchayat empowerment row
Srinagar, Jan 28: The row over empowerment of Sarpanchs and Panchs has forced the Speaker Legislative Assembly, Muhammad Akbar Lone, to constitute 8-member committee which would look into the matter, a More
- Srinagar City
As Budgam goes ‘smoke free’, Ruhullah pledges to quit puffing
No more ashtrays at houseboats: Tuman
GK CITY CORRESPONDENT
Srinagar, Jan 28: Barely two days after Budgam was declared “Smoke Free” on the Republic Day, the local MLA Aga Ruhullah Mehdi Saturday had some candid confession as the young Cabinet Minister pledged More
- Jammu
GOVT COMMITTED TO EMPOWER PEOPLE: RANA
Nagrota, Jan 28: Devender Singh Rana, political advisor to the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the coalition government has set in motion an effective mechanism to empower people and involve them More
- South Asia
Army's days are over in Pakistan: Imran Khan
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Davos, Jan 28: Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, who is drawing massive crowds in his country, has declared that "army's days are over" in Pakistan and vowed to have "best relations" with India.& More
- World
Drinking tea cuts blood pressure
INDO ASIAN NEWS SERVICE
London, Jan 28: Drinking up to eight cups of tea a day lowers blood pressure and could prevent heart disease, Australian scientists have found. Researchers at the University of Western Australia gave More
