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Spy agencies dictate India's Kashmir policy: Jairam Ramesh
Sameer Admitting what has long been said by various neutral experts on Kashmir, Union minister for rural development Jairam Ramesh Sunday said spy agencies are dictating India's Kashmir policy and that the Centre wasn't sensitive enough to the aspirations of the state's people.
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Sameer Admitting what has long been said by various neutral experts on Kashmir, Union minister for rural development Jairam Ramesh Sunday said spy agencies are dictating India's Kashmir policy and that the Centre wasn't sensitive enough to the aspirations of the state's people.
Kashmir schools hold one-day science teachers' workshops
Dr. Lalit kishore One-day workshops consisting of five sessions were held in the state of Jammu and Kashmir on April 2, 4 and 5 at St. Peter's School, Jammu and Kashmir Valley School, Srinagar in which about 40 science teachers participated in each workshop.
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Dr. Lalit kishore One-day workshops consisting of five sessions were held in the state of Jammu and Kashmir on April 2, 4 and 5 at St. Peter's School, Jammu and Kashmir Valley School, Srinagar in which about 40 science teachers participated in each workshop.
Juvenile Justice Act provides welcome relief for children in J&K says Save the Children
Devendra Tak Save the Children has praised the J&K government following the passage of the Juvenile Justice Act in the state on March 28, as the new act puts it at par with the National Act for ensuring reform of juveniles rather than detention.
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Devendra Tak Save the Children has praised the J&K government following the passage of the Juvenile Justice Act in the state on March 28, as the new act puts it at par with the National Act for ensuring reform of juveniles rather than detention.
Govt needs to separate 'facts and fiction' on Kashmiri man's arrest
Wahid Bukhari Events leading up to the arrest of a 47-year-old Kashmiri man have reiterated the concerns raised by various human rights activists about the 'biased' role of Delhi Police's Special Cell vis-a-vis the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Wahid Bukhari Events leading up to the arrest of a 47-year-old Kashmiri man have reiterated the concerns raised by various human rights activists about the 'biased' role of Delhi Police's Special Cell vis-a-vis the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Kashmiri Pandits should be rehabilitated with honour and dignity
Brigadier CHITRANJAN SAWANT,VSM If there is a Heaven on Earth, it is here, it is here, it is here, so said Firdaus, the Persian poet from the Iranian city of Isphahan on witnessing the beauty of Kashmir. The Moghul kings in India found the valley of Kashmir so bewitching and enchanting that they had the said Persian couplet written in the Mughal gardens in Srinagar.
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Brigadier CHITRANJAN SAWANT,VSM If there is a Heaven on Earth, it is here, it is here, it is here, so said Firdaus, the Persian poet from the Iranian city of Isphahan on witnessing the beauty of Kashmir. The Moghul kings in India found the valley of Kashmir so bewitching and enchanting that they had the said Persian couplet written in the Mughal gardens in Srinagar.
Kashmir protests: What is the Union Government waiting for?
Gowhar Bhat The former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah once remarked on a television interview a few years back that if New Delhi hangs Afzal Guru 'Kashmir will go up in flames.'
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Gowhar Bhat The former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah once remarked on a television interview a few years back that if New Delhi hangs Afzal Guru 'Kashmir will go up in flames.'
On Afzal Guru and Kashmir situation
Kabir The people of Kashmir valley are fighting a very honourable fight for self-determination, and both India and Pakistan are determined to deny them this right. Accession of Kashmir was based on a wrong principle. The government of India claims that the King of J&K wanted merger with India, but in other provinces where the kings wanted separation, they claimed people are with us. Afzal has been hanged to give out a message to people of Kashmir that if they fight for 'Azadi' they shall meet the same fate.
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Kabir The people of Kashmir valley are fighting a very honourable fight for self-determination, and both India and Pakistan are determined to deny them this right. Accession of Kashmir was based on a wrong principle. The government of India claims that the King of J&K wanted merger with India, but in other provinces where the kings wanted separation, they claimed people are with us. Afzal has been hanged to give out a message to people of Kashmir that if they fight for 'Azadi' they shall meet the same fate.
Should government hand over Afzal Guru's body to his family?
Neetu Banga The hanging of Afzal Guru on February 9 in haste and secrecy has raised serious questions on moral, legal and political system of India. It has led to a heated debate in the country with people on one hand celebrating the hanging feeling it was a fitting reply to terrorism, and on the other hand people maintain that justice has been denied to Guru.
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Neetu Banga The hanging of Afzal Guru on February 9 in haste and secrecy has raised serious questions on moral, legal and political system of India. It has led to a heated debate in the country with people on one hand celebrating the hanging feeling it was a fitting reply to terrorism, and on the other hand people maintain that justice has been denied to Guru.
Corruption, favoritism rule education department in J&K: Part 2
Ajmer Alam Wani Continuing with our campaign to disclose how rules and the norms are being flouted in Education Department of J&K to benefit blue eyed persons, we have revealing the names of few ReT/RRTs who are working in the DC offices, SDM's Office, in Civil Secretariat, in the personal sections of the ministers, thus playing with the career of poor and deserving candidates.
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Ajmer Alam Wani Continuing with our campaign to disclose how rules and the norms are being flouted in Education Department of J&K to benefit blue eyed persons, we have revealing the names of few ReT/RRTs who are working in the DC offices, SDM's Office, in Civil Secretariat, in the personal sections of the ministers, thus playing with the career of poor and deserving candidates.
J&K International Rafting Cup 2013 in Doda on schedule
Mansoor Qadir The Jammu and Kashmir International Rafting Cup 2013 on Chinab River will be held from February 22-28 from Thathri to Pul Doda on Chinab River.
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Mansoor Qadir The Jammu and Kashmir International Rafting Cup 2013 on Chinab River will be held from February 22-28 from Thathri to Pul Doda on Chinab River.
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