A word with ‘the Pulpit’

It has a great social role to play

PUNCHLINE By Z.G. Muhammad.

I want to have a frank talk with ‘the pulpit’. My belief is that I will not be committing any blasphemy in stating my mind to the preachers and sermonizers in my part of the world. Like overwhelming majority, I am born, and brought up in a Muslim family and have not received any formal education in More

The Presidential Poll

Is it a rehearsal for the General Elections?

VIEWPOINT By Anil Anand

 Under the Constitutional scheme of things President of India does not have a much significant role to play but to act on the advice of the Cabinet on all matters important and so the lesser significance of the Presidential elections. But, not this time around.       More

Global financial crisis

And the challenges posed to the governments

ECONOMY By Ihsan-ul-haq Farooqi

As we enter a new decade, there are a number of uncertainties about the current status and long term prospects of the global economy. The current and future state of global economy is largely attributed to the credit crisis that ensued following the Sub-Prime Mortgage debacle in the US. The IMF (International More

In the company of teachers

Pupils can bloom like tulips

BEAUTY By Isaar Kashmiri

The only tulip garden of this beautiful valley of Kashmir has been closed for all the visitors. Everything has to stop functioning at a particular time, including human beings. Millions of people from across the state and outside its borders came and saw the nature at its best in the lap of Zabarwan More

  • Kashmir

Z-Morh tunnel to be completed in 3-yrs: TPS Rawat

‘All Weather Connectivity To Ladakh Region Uphill Task’

SHABIR IBN YUSUF

Srinagar, May 6: Chief Engineer Beacon, Brigadier TPS Rawat on Sunday said the foundation stone for 6.5 kilometer long Z- Morh tunnel on Srinagar –Leh highway would be laid in September this year and it More



  • Srinagar City

SYMBOLIC INAUGURATIONS

GOVT DEDICATES INCOMPLETE FACILITIES TO PUBLIC

M HYDERI

Srinagar, May 6: Gone are the days when public facilities like government buildings and bridges would be inaugurated after completion of projects. Since last year, these ribbon cutting ceremonies in Srinagar More




  • Jammu

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 More



  • South Asia

India to write off $ 200 mn from LC to Bangladesh: Pranab Mukherjee

ANISUR RAHMAN

Dhaka, May 6: India today announced that it will write off USD 200 million of the USD one billion Line of Credit (LC) offered to Bangladesh, and promised to implement all bilateral agreements, including More



  • World

Hollande set for victory in tight French vote

Paris, May 6: The French turned out today for a vote tipped to make Nicolas Sarkozy the latest European leader ousted by economic crisis and Francois Hollande the country's first Socialist president in More



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