When J&K parties want statehood 1st govt wants elections: Chidambaram New Delhi, June 25: Former Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Friday slammed the Modi-led government for insisting on elections in...
War on drugs continue, Four Drug Peddlers arrested by Sopore Police Sopore Police continuing its unwavering efforts to eradicate the menace of Drugs from the society, arrested four drug Peddlers and...
Soldier killed, 2 others injured in lightning strike in Poonch A soldier was killed and two others were injured when lightning struck their post along the Line of Control in...
We kept 5 demands in the meeting- grant statehood soon, conduct Assembly elections to restore democracy, rehabilitation of Kashmiri Pandits in J&K, all political detainees should be released and on domicile rules: Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on PM Modi-J&K leaders meet
Restoration of Jammu and Kashmir”s statehood must to rebuild trust: Farooq Abdullah New Delhi, Jun 24 (PTI) National Conference president and former chief minister Farooq Abdullah on Thursday urged Prime Minister Narendra...
Bandipora, June 24: Quarry holders and families associated with the quarry operations Thursday staged a massive protest demanding the government to lift the ban on mining activities. Hundreds of members mostly women from dozens of families blocked the vital Bandipora-Srinagar highway early morning, thereby disrupting traffic movement for several hours. . The protesters urged the government to lift a ban on stone quarrying in Valley. The protesters who were carrying placards seeking justice said that the ban has left them with no source of income. They urged the administration to immediately lift the ban so that they can earn their livelihood. One of the elderly women who was part of the protest told news agency Kashmir News Trust that their family is associated with quarrying from past six decades but a ban has snatched their livelihood. “We are suffering and have no source of income. Ban has rendered our men jobless,” she said. The protesters said that the livelihood of around 10000 people of the village was dependent on these quarries. “If we been paying royalty to Geology and Mining department since 1947, now why have they banned work in these quarries,” said a protester. He said that the villagers own around 200 tippers in the village and that their livelihood was dependent on these quarries. Chanting anti-government slogans, the protesters demanded revocation of government order SRO 105, banning quarry operations. (KNT) Bandipora, June 24: Quarry holders and families associated with the quarry operations Thursday staged a massive protest demanding the government to...
Solution to J&K problems lies in democratic set-up: Altaf Bukhari in PM’s All Party meet New Delhi, June 24, : Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Thursday participated in the All...
Delimitation has to happen at quick pace: Modi to J&K leaders New Delhi, June 24 : During the three-hour-long meeting with Jammu and Kashmir political leaders and Central Government varieties of issues...
Navin Choudhary discusses draft of Agri-Horti Export and Organic Policies Calls for mass awareness at grass root level by involving PRIs SRINAGAR, JUNE 24: Principal Secretary Agriculture Production & Farmers’...
