Editorial

G.L Khajuria Through it may seem strange, but it is too true that our planet accommodates three quarters of its geographical area with water. However, this water is likely to become a cause of conflict. Boutrons Ghali- the then UN…
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Omkar Dattatray On the advice of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, President of India Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed rights were fizzled and Constitution was sacrileged. Citizens and the political parties and their leaders were denied their…
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Sakshi Chaurasia & Dr. Vinit Utpal Jammu and Kashmir is celebrating 100th year of Journalism. On 24th June, 1924, was the day when the first weekly newspaper 'Ranbir' in Urdu published in Jammu and Kashmir. Lala Mulk Raj Saraf…
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Behind any developing and super powerful country, there is a special contribution of a student. It is the student who makes the future of the country and always works to take it in a new direction. Youth is the most important participation…
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Mohammad Hanief With an increasing footfall of domestic and foreign visitors, tourism in Jammu and Kashmir is scaling new heights, making the Union Territory one of top destinations in the country. "Year on year and month on month,…
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K.V Seetharamaiah Using its veto power, China has once again blocked the move by the US co-designated by India to blacklist LeT leader Sajid Mir. Mir is a global terrorist but it has become impossible to designate him as such with China…
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Omkar Dattatray North Kashmir district of Baramulla, which was some years back infamous for terrorism, insurgency and violence has turned today into peace, normalcy and has become a hub of economic activity and this positive change and…
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O. N Koul Kashmir was famous world over for its communal harmony and composite culture and even during partition of the country when whole of India and Pakistan was burning with violence and communal frenzy Kashmiris maintained mutual…
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The Olympics started in 1894, but Olympic Day was celebrated for the first time on 23rd June, 1948 in which nine countries participated. India, Portugal, Greece, Austria, Canada, Switzerland, Great Britain, Uruguay, Venezuela and Belgium…
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G.L. Khajuria Literally speaking, Chenab acronymises a Persian derivation, Cheen means china and Aab means water, can notating thereby China's water. But with the revolving wheel of time, the learned school of thought negated it and…
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