Editorial

Brig. J.S. Grewal, VSM (Retd.) In the remotest nooks of Jammu & Kashmir, amidst natures beauty in all its pristine serenity, is located the town of Poonch, a place of divinity, communal harmony and peace. Poonch has never witnessed any…
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 Mahadeep Singh Jamwal The BJP led NDA government at the center, when claim to wipe out black money and corruption from the system, it please everyone and we paint sketch of a acceptable system where a common man has to face no trouble on…
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Joginder Singh  After the British left India on August 15, 1947, as a last pot-shot, they divided India into two parts - the predominant non-Muslims part was called India and the majority of Muslim-dominated areas were named Pakistan - the…
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Announced in May last, the industrial policy aimed at attracting over Rs 2,000 crore investment every year for the next ten years to remain effective up to March 2026. To stimulate setting up of industry in Jammu and Kashmir, the government…
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Eight years have passed since the Mumbai 26/11 terror attacks, but for those who saw it unfold in front of their eyes, the memories of that night remain etched in memory. On this day in 2008, 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists came to Mumbai via…
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Priyadarshi Dutta More than 15 billion pieces of Rs 500 notes and six billion pieces of Rs 1,000 (March 31, 2016 figures) got cancelled due to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise demonetisation announcement on November 8. They…
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Yuv Raj Gupta Kotli Town the then Tehsil headquarter in Mirpur District with a population of 4,000 in 1947, had swelled many folds because of flow of Hindus and Sikhs from surrounding villages in the face of armed invasion by Pakistan…
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Dr. Vikas Sharma Emblica officinalis commonly known as Indian gooseberry or amla / aonla, belonging to family Euphorbiaceae, originally native to India, is today found growing in Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Sri Lanka, South-East Asia, China and…
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If Prime Minister's 'mid-night' stroke of demonetisation has affected the common man across the board it looks for the time being it has also dented the flow of Hawala money to Kashmir Valley. This is evident from the sudden death of…
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Despite all the big talks of skill development and alternative employment the job creation remains at the lowest ebb of the Central government. And it looks government has no policy to even address the malady. Macro-economic parameters too…
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