Experts call for CCTV installation at hospitals

NEWBORN’S THEFT AFTERMATH

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, Mar 28: While the recent theft of baby from Lal Ded Hospital remains unsolved, experts and civil society members have called for the installation of CCTV cameras at the government run hospitals to prevent such incidents in future. Though, the Government Medical College Srinagar More

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AS CM INTERVENES TREE CUTTING NEAR TEMPLE STOPS

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Srinagar, Mar 28: Cutting of trees in a temple in Rainawari area in the City has been stopped following Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's intervention. Acting on a complaint lodged by a Kashmiri Pandit on his Twitter account, Omar directed the Deputy Commissioner to visit the More

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Green Oscar winner discusses earth matters at MERC

Be a good storyteller, says Mike Pandey

Srinagar, Mar 28: Noted filmmaker and thrice Green Oscar winner, Mike Pandey visited Media Education Research Centre (MERC) and addressed a special session attended by students, research scholars and the faculty of the department.  While discussing the nuances of the documentary filmmaking More

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‘Drive for women seat reservation to intensify’

Srinagar, Mar 28: The drive for reservation of eight seats for women in public transport buses would be intensified in the coming days with men-in-blue and their Khaki counterparts resolving to go for joint operations in this regard. The development transpired during the meeting of people from More

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Batamaloo coordination meets police officials

ATTACK ON PEER JALAL UD DIN

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Mar 28: A high level delegation of the Coordination Committee, Batamaloo, Srinagar, led by its president Meraj-ud-Din Qureshi on Wednesday called on the higher authorities of police in connection with the murderous attack on the noted religious personality Peer Jalal-ud-Din. “The More

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200 dressed, rotten chickens seized from Bemina shop

DRIVE TO BE INTENSIFIED: SMC

Srinagar, Mar 28: The Srinagar Municipal Corporation,   Health Officer, Dr Rubeena Shaheen Wednesday seized over 200 dressed but rotten chickens during market inspection from a shop in Bemina area. “More than 200 dressed poultry birds, which were found in rotten condition and misfit More

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Kanipora appeals

Srinagar, Mar 28: Following mobile tower collapse at Kanipora Tuesday, the locals have appealed the District Development Commissioner Budgam Muhammad Rafi not to allow fresh erection of the tower at the site. “Keeping in view the risk to our lives, the DDC shouldn’t allow any fresh erection More

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Bonamsar Mohalla in troubled waters

Srinagar, Mar 28: The residents of Bonamsar Mohalla, Sonawar have complained that the colony often remains submerged in sewage which overflows from the drains. “The drains have been defunct for the past many years while the administration has failed to provide us any relief,” said a delegation More

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WHO SAYS FOOTPATHS ARE FOR WALKING?

NEWS SHOOTS

Near Karan Nagar chowk, barely a few yards away from the head office of Srinagar Municipal Corporation, cars remain parked not only on footpaths but even on the main road thereby putting people to inconvenience. Though some years back, SMC and police had jointly tried to get rid of the menace, the More

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