Unsung Heroes of Banihal: Youth risk lives to save victims

MUHAMMAD TASKEEN

Banihal, July 29: It was yet another usual scene along the Jammu-Srinagar Highway - another mishap and another rescue operation but again by the local youth, who risk their lives after every such mishap on the highway. Hundreds of local youth rushed to Nachalana, leaving their routine works More

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Dara residents protest against supply of polluted water

GK NETWORK

Srinagar, July 29: The residents of Dara Harwan and adjoining areas today held a protest demonstration against the administration for supplying them “polluted” water. According to protesters, Dara and its adjoining areas including Nagbal Dara, Chek Dara, Theed, Syedpora Harwan are being supplied More

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4 killed in roads mishaps

Srinagar, July 29: Four persons were killed in separate road mishaps across the State on Sunday. Police said Mushtaq Ahmad Malik, Assistant Director Planning posted at Chief Medical Office Kupwara was critically injured when he lost control over his Maruti Car (JK01F-2906) at Shaloora Kupwara More

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DDC Islamabad assures restoration of Sherbagh

GK NEWS NETWORK

Islamabad (Anantnag), July 29: The Deputy Development Commissioner (DDC), Islamabad ( Anantnag), Farooq Ahmad Shah, today visited the Sherbagh garden here and assured that it will be restored to its pristine glory. Greater Kashmir had recently highlighted the deteriorating condition of Sherbagh More

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Shabir Shah, Nayeem, Mir, others arrested on way to Bandipora

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, July 29: Senior separatist leader and President Democratic Freedom Party, Shabir Ahmad Shah, alongwith many seperatist leaders were today arrested at Ajas village to prevent them from visiting Bandipora. Shah along with separatist leaders including Nayeem Ahmad Khan, Javid Ahmad More

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Anti-PDD protest at Banhar Wathoora

Chadoora, (Budgam) July 29: The inhabitants of Banhar Wathoora village here staged peaceful protest against the Power Development Department (PDD) for inordinate delay in installation of a transformer here.  The inhabitants said a 63 KV transformer feeding the village developed technical snag More

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Malik enquires about health of injured

BIJBEHARA INCIDENT

Srinagar, July 29: The Chairman of JKLF, Muhammad Yasin Malik, on Sunday visited the SKIMS Soura here to enquire about the health of the tourists who were injured in Bijbehara incident.  In a statement, a JKLF spokesman said on the occasion, the relatives of the injured told Malik about the More

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Done with Jammu, SSB 'sits over' future course on Valley selection lists

Education Department Awaits Documents From Board To Allow Candidates To Join

IMRAN MUZAFFAR

Srinagar, July 29: It has been nearly two months since the J&K Service Selection Board issued the much-awaited selection lists of teachers from Kashmir districts, but the State Education Department is yet to formally receive the lists, thus delaying the appointment process much to the disappointment More

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Beacon driver gets 1-yr imprisonment for rash driving

Had Caused Death Of School Going Child In 2003

KHALID GUL

Islamabad (Anantnag), July 29: Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) here has convicted a Beacon driver for rash and negligent driving which had resulted in death of a school- going boy in 2003. The driver has been awarded one year imprisonment. A Beacon vehicle run by Sukh Nagar Sai of Gumula More

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2 ‘sex determination’ clinics sealed in Shopian

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, July 29: Two illegal ‘sex-determination clinics’ were sealed and two persons including a doctor held in Shopian district of North Kashmir on Sunday, officials said. A team from the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir led by Chief Medical Officer Shopian Dr Peerzada Fayaz raided More

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Budgam bus stand row sees no end

R M BHAT

Budgam, July 29: A bus stand has turned into a controversy here in this central Kashmir district. It was after a delay of seven years that the new bus stand was made operational here two months ago. The new bus stand is located about a kilometer from the old bus stand on Budgam-Srinagar road More

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‘Political parties hijacking student activism’

Students Reiterate Allegiance To KUSU

Srinagar, July 29: A meeting of the Kashmir University Students Union (KUSU) was convened on Saturday wherein a strong note was taken of the “efforts of various political parties to hijack the genuine student activism to gain political mileage and choke the genuine voice of the students of Kashmir University More

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Bandipora residents suspend anti-NHPC protest

SUHAIL AJMAL

Kralpora (Bandipora), July 29: After a five-hour long meeting held in presence of MLA Bandipora Nizamduin Bhat, the residents here Sunday suspended 12-day long protest against the National Hydel Power Corporation (NHPC). The meeting was attended by NHPC officers and protesting villagers, More

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Omar has vision for state: Tanvir Sadiq

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar July 29: The Nation Conference Spokesman Tanvir Sadiq called the immediate action of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah where he announced Rs 200 crore to procure extra power to reduce the gap and mitigate the sufferings of the people as a step highly generous and munificent. “Omar Sahib More

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