No new order in Kashmir

Old order changeth, yielding place to old order again

RIYAZ AHMAD

Former Hurriyat chairman Prof Abdul Gani Bhat wants the Hurriyat to forge a common minimum programme with mainstream parties like National Conference and PDP to resolve Kashmir, a call which has surprised many in Kashmir. Here is a veteran separatist leader who in the days of Hurriyat sway set the More

The Callous Kashmiri

Once compassionate, emotional, and sentimental Kashmiri seems to have become “Callous”, probably due to the uncertainty of the recent times!

M ASHRAF

Many foreign authors who have had the chance of staying in Kashmir and working here for substantial period of time have written about the character of Kashmiris. Quite a few have commented upon the weaknesses of our character. Kashmiris have been called timid, cowards, cheats, liars and greedy. Sir More

Badly needed

We require a separate All India Civil Service for J&K

Amit Kushar

If J&K can have its own constitution and local citizenship law, why can't it have a separate All India Civil Services? This goal could be realised perhaps only if the Govt. of J&K pressed hard for it to convince New Delhi.J&K has two prominent social groups -- the Kashmiri Muslims More

Ensuring accountability

Access to information should be the priority

Sajad Rasool

Accountability is broadly defined as an obligation of those holding power to take responsibility for their behaviour and actions. The ultimate objective is to improve the service delivery to the citizens who have given them their mandate. While accepting the fact that accountability lies on both sides More

  • Kashmir

Reach out to students in rural areas: Guv to KU

MUKEET AKMALI

Srinagar, May 15: Emphasizing upon the need to provide quality education to students living in far-flung areas, Governor, N N Vohra on Tuesday said University of Kashmir needs to play proactive role in More



  • Srinagar City

R&B’s laziness proves costly for state exchequer

Millions go waste on Canal Road repairs due to failure in timely macadamization

GK CITY REPORTER

Srinagar, May 15: Cornered over the dilapidated condition of the Canal Road, a vital link between Airport Road and Rawal Pora, the government last year spend millions on this road in south City to make More




  • Jammu

PHE mulls to start water metering in capital cities by June

ARUN SINGH

Jammu ,  May 15: The Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department is likely to start installation of meters for water connections by June end this year. Sources told Greater Kashmir that the department More



  • Health

Walk in park boosts memory

Toronto, May 15: A walk in the park benefits people suffering from depression, say researchers on the basis of new evidence. Marc Berman, post-doctoral fellow at Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute More



  • Education and Career

IIT Council's final decision on May 28

SINGLE ENTRANCE TEST

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, May 15: The IIT council which met against the backdrop of sustained opposition to the proposed single entrance test for admission to engineering programmes and is understood to have insisted More



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