Sangarmaal hustle-bustle attracts centenarian Pandit woman

Meeras Mehal reminds her of treasured Kashmiri tradition

IMRAN MUZAFFAR

Srinagar, June 17: Reuniting with her homeland, a 108-year-old Kashmiri Pandit lady, Prabhavati Nagri, Sunday walked into the lawns of Sangarmaal City Centre with her grandchildren to have a look at the Meeras Mehal, the museum showcasing rare and ancient Kashmiri artifacts.  While driving More

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IGP Traffic visits Hazratbal

SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI

Srinagar, June 17: A day ahead of the Me’raj-e-Aalam (SAW) celebrations at Hazratbal shrine, the IGP Traffic Muneer Ahmed Khan and the DIG Traffic Shafqat Watali visited the area to review arrangements with regard to the traffic movement. They were flanked by other senior officials including SP Traffic More

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Dul Bagh in drain mess

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, June 17:  Partially covered deep drain running from Salfia Masjid  to Dul Bagh in Soura  has made the life of the residents difficult. A delegation from the area said the partially covered drain stinks with rising temperatures causing inconvenience to the people living More

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Nigeen committee hails LAWDA

Srinagar, June 17: The Peoples Welfare Committee Nigeen Sector B has hailed Vice-Chairman LAWDA Irfan Yasin for getting solved the drainage problem in the area. The residents said the drain wasn’t working properly but that the VC LAWDA and his team including the concerned AEE and JEE got the More

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Has anything changed about traffic management?

I can't pretend that traffic indiscipline is indigenous to or even unique to Srinagar City. But it does seem to have much more than fair share of lethally stupid, maliciously reckless, or just plain careless drivers and of course the poorly conceived traffic management plan.  The other More

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