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Vision of peace for development
Dr. Banarsi Lal, Dr. Shahid Ahamad
We consider our modern society as more civilised as compared to the Stone Age. If civilisation means modern electronic media, nuclear energy, genetic engineering, space discoveries, high tech agriculture…
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Climate deal
By joining the Paris climate agreement, India has taken a bold and decisive step in combating climate change. India's ratification provides indispensable political momentum for securing entry into force of the Paris Agreement this year,…
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‘Made in Pakistan’
There is no doubt now that over 80-day unrest in Kashmir was the handiwork of Pakistan-supported elements. So far that country has never accepted the fact that the unrest in Kashmir and terrorism in India is being exported from its own soil…
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Far-off dream
The relocation of cross-border firing-affected in Jammu and Kashmir, especially in Jammu region remains a far-off dream till date. It was during the 2014 Parliamentary and Assembly elections that promises were made by leaders of ruling…
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Alarming!
Despite all talks of development and talking of a strong economy a recent World Bank report claiming India accounts for the largest number of people living below international poverty line in 2013 is alarming. The report says that 30 per…
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Corruption index of Jammu and Kashmir
Shiv Kumar Padha
Corruption is also an industry the index of which fluctuates on the scale of low average and high. People get relief as and when the index reaches the favorable heights. According to an hearsay ' somebody asked a sheep…
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Prospect of peace in Kashmir post APD visit
S. Narinder Singh
After meeting 30 delegations, the much publicised visit of 26-member All Party (APD) delegation, led by Home Minister Rajnath Singh, reached a conclusion that Kashmir is a national priority, which calls for a solution.…
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Indigenous fodder tree species for Siwaliks of Jammu
Prof (Dr) R.D. Gupta
A large number of trees are grown throughout the mid and lower Himalayas of India which serve as source of fodder for cattle reared by the peasants of these areas. Biual, Bhimal or Dhaman (Grewia optiva), Khirk (Celtis…
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History of Railways in Jammu and Kashmir
Y. R GUPTA
The Railway line in Jammu region was an extension of NWR from Suchetgarh of the Sialkot District to the Jammu city. The work on this Railway line commenced in October 1888 and the line was declared open for traffic on 13th…
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Lal Bahadur Shastri -an apostle of conviction
G. L Khajuria
Men may come and men may go, but gems like L.B Shastri stay for ever in the histories. Rightfully has thus Oscar wilde remarked, "It is not selfish to think for one self. A man who does think for himself does not think at…
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