Traffic mess worsens in Srinagar

Officials Blame ‘Floating Vehicles’, Tipper Movement

IMRAN MUZAFFAR

Srinagar, June 21: Traffic mess in Srinagar areas, particularly the Central Business District from Dalgate to Batamaloo, just seems to be worsening with each passing day.  While the Traffic Department officials blame “floating traffic” for the frequent mess, many hold the traffic cops responsible More

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'1.5 lakh vehicles ply in city simultaneously'

Srinagar, June 21: Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Haseeb-Ur-Rehamn told Greater Kashmir that on an average at least 1.5 lakh vehicles ply on City roads. “The total number of vehicles registered is 4.5 lakh,” he said. “But at a time at least 1.5 lakh vehicles ply on the city roads. There is actually More

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KU’s annual report highlights achievements, unfolds grey areas

Want To Identify Priorities For Vibrant Academic, Global Competition: Prof Talat

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, June 21: In a first holistic exercise of its kind, the University of Kashmir has gone public with its ‘achievements and grey areas’ in academic and research arenas in a bid to achieve the goal of “Total Quality Management.” In its Annual Report-2011, which has been recently made More

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SMC holds capacity building workshop

Srinagar, June 21: A two day workshop on ‘Regional Capacity Building Hub (RCHB)’ began at the Srinagar Municipal Corporation on Thursday. The workshop is organised by SMC in collaboration with CEPT University Ahmedabad. “The workshop is aimed at improving upon the governance with More

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Tara Chand tours City areas

Srinagar, June 21: Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand along with a team of officers Thursday visited Boulvard, Nishat and Nasembagh areas of Srinagar. An official spokesman said Chand while inspecting Nishat sewerage treatment plant (STP) was informed that daily treatment capacity of the plant More

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