Goodbye Newsweek

Is it the time for TIME to follow?

AJAZ UL HAQUE

After 80 years of its publication, the globally known news magazine Newsweek published from America announces the end of its print edition. The magazine will transition to an all-digital format in early 2013. As part of this transition, the last print edition in the US will come out on Dec. 31 2012 More

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Whose ‘cylinder’ is it?

It was this ‘cylinder milton’ who came to the rescue of the people

Ajaz baba

If you thought that the gas crisis would just blow over you have never been further from truth. In fact the stink raised by the absence of gas (now who would ever have thought that the absence of gas would raise more stink than its presence does!) refuses to die down. I asked an MLA, who happens to More

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Of My Raleigh Cycle

ZGM

Looking back has been to me like singing a song- a song from the Parnassus   that quietly and silently has been hiding    in my heart.  Whenever, I need some comfort, it works as a magical potion and an elixir to revive my lethargic nerves, breathe a new life in my veins More

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Disgraced Agony

Who are we, by the way?

Syeda Afshana

‘Somewhere without me my life begins’These lines of Agha Shahid Ali hold true for many of us living in the midst of the mountains. Our daily affairs are involuntarily moving in a direction where it seems as if we are dancing cheek to cheek with uncertainty. The surfeit of troubles clubbed More

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In need of a Big Push

The wheels of our economy need to be oiled

Malik Altaf Hussain

Jammu and Kashmir is an agricultural economy. More than 70 percent of population is engaged in agriculture, secondary and tertiary sector is almost absent. Given this scenario, what is going to be the future of J&K economy? Where is it heading? Can we ever achieve the standard of living in other More

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• Kashmir

• Srinagar City

• Jammu