DOGS UNLEASH another mayhem

3 dozen bitten in City; Govt fails free treatment to bite victims

M HYDERI

Srinagar, July 18: Stray packs yet again went on a biting spree Wednesday with around three dozen people including children falling prey to the deadly bites while government as usual failed in providing free treatment to the victims.  Witnesses said the stray packs went barking and biting More

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6 HOUSES GUTTED IN NOWHATTA FIRE

SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI

Srinagar, July 18: At least six residential houses were gutted in a fire incident at Malaratha Nowhatta in Shaher-e-Khaas Wednesday morning, police and reports said.  Reports said the fire broke out from a Malaratha Nowhatta at 11: 45 AM and engulfed the adjoining five other houses. Police More

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Sagar assures relief

Srinagar: Minister for Rural Development, Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Ali Muhammad Sagar has expressed sympathy with the fire incident victims of Malaratta-Nowhatta, whose houses were gutted. The Minister said that the “instructions have already been passed to the concerned authorities More

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In Srinagar, traffic signals can wait for VIPs

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, July 18: Thousands of people were stranded for about an hour on the busy Airport Road Wednesday evening as the Traffic police threw newly installed signals to winds and allowed traffic from only one lane to facilitate movement of some VIPs. The vehicles coming from Rambagh side More

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PC cries discrimination in Amira Kadal

Constituency being governed selectively, manipulatively: Junaid Mattu

Srinagar, July 18: Peoples Conference led by Sajad Gani Lone Wednesday took a dig at ruling National Conference led coalition accusing it of discrimination within City’s Amira Kadal constituency. The PC’s  Srinagar head Junaid Azim Mattu, in a statement “lashed out at the administration More

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SMC wakes up to Dachigam mess

Srinagar, July 18: As if garbage has to be lifted after years that Srinagar Municipal Corporation woke up to clean the Dachigam National Park, the home of endangered Hangul.  “A massive sanitation drive was launched by Srinagar Municipal Corporation at Dachigam Wildlife Park to wipe out trash More

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Nawa Kadal college debates late marriages

Srinagar, July 18: A symposium on “Emergence of unnecessary customs and late marriages” was held Thursday at Government Degree College Nowakadal. Chairperson J&K State Commission for Women, Shamima Firdous was the Chief Guest on the occasion laid stress on the eradication of the unnecessary More

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