• TOP STORIES

PSA must go: Amnesty

‘Amendments Won’t Serve Any Purpose’

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, May 3: In its fresh report on human rights situation in Jammu and Kashmir, global rights watchdog the Amnesty International (AI) has observed that mere amendments to the controversial Public Safety Act (PSA) by the state government are not enough and instead the law should be scrapped.
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Fake appointment scandal surfaces in Health Deptt

* Doctors, Health Educators, Senior Assistants Appointed Illegally * Committee Constituted To Look Into The Matter: Director

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, May 3: What could turn out to be a massive fake recruitment scam, hundreds of illegal appointments, including that of doctors, have allegedly been made in the state’s Health Department through a nexus at various levels.Official documents in possession of Greater Kashmir reveal that the More


CRPF ready to move out of city’s residential areas

Police Should Approach Us With Specific Cases: IG CRPF

SHABIR IBN YUSUF

Srinagar May 3: In a significant development, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on Thursday said it was ready to remove any bunker that has become an irritant for locals in any residential area provided Jammu and Kashmir police approaches the paramilitary force to do so.In the backdrop of continuous More


HANDICRAFT TRADERS PROTEST ‘MALPRACTICES’ BY VENDORS

‘They Sell Fake Goods In The Name Of Kashmir Craft’

MUKEET AKMALI

Srinagar, May 3: Boulevard shop owners dealing in handicraft items Thursday suspended their work to protest against the vendors selling fake articles in the name of Kashmir art. They also demanded limiting the number of vendors in the area.The handicraft dealers started protest demonstrations More


No autonomy, self rule for JK: Cong MP

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, May 3: A Congress member in Lok Sabha Thursday said there should be no autonomy or self-rule for Jammu & Kashmir and any attempt to “divide the state” should be taken serious note of.“There should be no autonomy or self rule for the state as demanded by some sections,” an emotionally More


Indo-Pak talks on key issues this month

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Islamabad, May 3: Top officials of India and Pakistan will hold talks this month on key issues like the Sir Creek maritime boundary and counter-terrorism.As part of the resumed dialogue process between the two countries, representatives from both countries will meet in New Delhi during May 14 More





  • Briefs

Geelani to organise Ulema meet

Srinagar, May 3: Hurriyat Conference (G) Chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani has convened a meeting of the selected Ulema on May 5, Saturday, at 10.30 am at his Hyderpora residence here to seek suggestions More



  • National

HC seeks soldier’s death probe report from Centre

Removal Of Kidney During Post-Mortem In Srinagar

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, May 3: The Centre has been asked by the Delhi High Court to submit it the official records on probe into the death of an soldier and removal of his kidney during postmortem in Srinagar in 2001 More




  • Opinion

The dog zone

Where dogs have right to pre-emptive strike

COMMENT BY HASSAN ZAINAGAIRI

As the debate on dog menace gains momentum in the vernacular press, the canines, it seems, get more provoked and irritated. The adrenalin in them has doped them to break all records of deadly attacks on More



  • GK Magazine

Making sheep farm a scapegoat

What do they actually want; a VIP retreat!

DACHIGAM BY DR MUHAMMAD MAROOF SHAH

There are many scandals in the history of science and environmentalism but none would match handling of hangul. It is yet another story of fiddling with our natural resources thanks to environmentalist More




  • Letters

Hailstorm damage

Hailstorm wreaked havoc in many parts of Kashmir on April 30. It has created many problems for the farmers. This time central Kashmir was the worst hit. This was the third time when hailstorms damaged More



  • Friday Focus

Shahadah

PROF G R MALIK

Addressing the Muslims the Quran says:And thus have We made you a just and balanced community so that you serve as witnesses (for Divine Truth) over mankind and that the Prophet be a witness over you – ( More



  • Business

JK mulls corporatisation of T&D sector

Govt appoints int’l consultant to suggest ways

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu , May 3: In a major step to bring down transmission and distribution losses and put in place a better power setup, Jammu and Kashmir government has appointed international consultant, PricewaterhouseCoopers More



  • Sports

JK Bank Football Academy to refurbish game

We have many plans afoot to develop sports: Tafazzul Hussain

ABID KHAN

Srinagar, May 3: With an aim to groom young talent of the state, the premier financial institution of the state and powerhouse of state football, the Jammu and Kashmir Bank launched Under-17 football academy More



  • Kashmir

Malik calls on PaK Prez

NISAR AHMED THOKAR

Islamabad, May 3: The president of Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK) Sardar Muhammad Yaqboob Khan and JKLF chief Muhammad Yasin Malik have resolved that there was a dire need to chalk out a joint strategy More



  • Srinagar City

STERILIZATION COMMENCES

BITTEN BY DOG? CHECK ITS EAR

M HYDERI

Srinagar, May 3: The next time a dog bites you, do check its ear because if it’s studded you may not need a painful anti-rabies shot. But then don’t forget to look for the details of the metallic ring More




  • Jammu

Soldier killed in militant ambush

ARIF MUNSHI

Kishtwar May 3: A soldier was killed when militants opened fire on an army patrol in this mountainous district police said on Thursday.    A police officer said the militants fired upon More



  • South Asia

SAGHAR, REHMANI HAIL KASHMIRI JOURNALISTS

NISAR AHMED THOKAR

Islamabad, May 3: Hailing the role of Kashmiri journalists, the convener of Hurriyat Conference (M) Pakistan Chapter Mehmood Ahmed Saghar and the Chairman of Peoples’ Freedom League Muhammad Farooq Rehmani More




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