JK has no Fire Safety Act

AKSHAY AZAD

Jammu, May 6:  Not learning a lesson or two from fire tragedies taking place across the world, the Jammu and Kashmir government has failed to enact Fire Force Act – the law that makes it mandatory to install fire safety gadgets in the public and private establishments. If official sources More

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Mobile,internet service providers in dock

Provide solution to intercept VoIP in a month: Govt

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, May 6: Various mobile and internet service providers in Jammu and Kashmir have been given one month time to ensure real time monitoring of internet usage, specifically Voice over Internet Protocol, in the trouble torn state. Reports indicate that the service providers have been asked More

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AN EX-SPY FROM JAMMU STRUGGLES FOR LIVELIHOOD

BINOO JOSHI

Jammu, May 6: He was driving a taxi in Jammu when a passenger offered him a chance to "spy for the nation" and earn big bucks. As a 24-year-old, he grabbed the opportunity. But now, after more than three decades and a 10-year jail stint in Pakistan, a frail and hapless Vinod Sawhney struggles for More

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CENTRAL ELECTRIC EMPLOYEES TO JOIN STRIKE

Jammu, May 6: Jammu and Kashmir Central non-gazetted Electrical Employees Union today announced its support to the strike call by the Joint Consultative Committee. The Union said that it will be observing two day ‘Kaam Chhor Hartal’ on May 8 and 9 to impress upon government for fulfill of their More

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