Police arrest Pulwama youth

‘High Court Was The Target’

Abandoned Chanapora IED

SHABIR IBN YUSUF

Srinagar, May 24: Police Thursday said the explosive recovered from an abandoned vehicle at Chanapora Bridge last week (May 18) was about to be used to target Jammu and Kashmir High Court. They said they More

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No hike at this petrol pump

Old Man’s Struggle Touches Station Owner’s Heart

M HYDERI

Srinagar, May 24: At a time when overnight record hike in petrol must have profited thousands of filling stations across the country, this one in Kashmir near old City, the Shaher-e-Khaas, did something More

• When HM’s right turn left security agencies with bated breath
• City to get 27 more traffic signals by June 15: Dy CM
• Cop caught gambling
• Manto’s play ‘Khudkushi’ attracts audience

Govt offices shut in Jammu as employees strike

ARUN SINGH

Jammu, May 24: Normal work in most of the government and Public Sector Undertakings (PSU) offices remained paralysed across Jammu region on first day of three day employees ‘Kaam Chhoro Hartal’ today, More

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• No phone access to Civil Secretariat Sgr!
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• Girl sustains burn injures in acid attack
• Woman ends life

Ignoring emails could be good for your heart

London, May 24: Ignoring email messages altogether could have a positive effect on your heart as it will help reduce stress, a study suggests. Scientists who attached heart rate monitors to office More

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• Organ seekers on social networks more successful
• No TB test for visitor visa: Britain
• Emergency plan to eradicate polio launched

Girls outdo boys in CBSE class 10 exams

New Delhi, May 24: Girl students outperformed boys in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) class 10 examinations, the results of which were released Thursday. Girls recorded a pass percentage More

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