Editorial

Some from state services would ask why Central Services Officers in UT cadres too should not be taken in fold Daya SagarNo doubt some may question the recent notification of J&K Government, S.O. 324 of date October 22, 2020,…
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The first-half of the coalition in Jammu and Kashmir saw relaying work of road tops with thick layer of bitumen and stone to make all the roads pot-hole free. Just half the journey has completed by the government. Today road once again…
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The changing geopolitical canvass makes countries to think on alternatives to resume dialogue in case govt-to govt channels fail to come out with some positive results. The adoption of Track II diplomacy to cool down tempers at the borders…
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R K SINHA The Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and Benaras Hindu University, Varanasi are once again in the top ranking educational institutions of the country. In the management and business…
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Bhartendu Kumar Singh The most worrisome aspect of China-Nepal partnership for India is the emerging synergy on railway connectivity. China and Nepal are moving firmly towards finalising agreements on some key railway projects. Indian…
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Omkar Dattatray Ignoring hard and ground realities is the hallmark of Indian political psyche. We fail to call a spade a spade and this has landed us in trouble. Our leaders and politicians alike do not muster courage to see the reality in…
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M. M Khajooria Jammu, the land of Dogra warriors, abode of peace where Tiger and Lamb were known to quench their thirst together from the same pool of water is being choked by fires of hatred ignited by an extraordinary combination of…
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The mid-term course correction in Jammu and Kashmir by reshuffling the cabinet was there in the air for quiet sometime with speculations ripe for who's who would make into the final list. The state can have a maximum of 25 ministers,…
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The much touted cheap medicine throught the Jan Aushadhi scheme announced by the Jammu and Kashmir government two years back is yet to take off in its originally conceived format so that common man gets affordable medicines. Looks the…
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G Parthasarathy As sectarian Shia-Sunni and civilisational Arab-Persian-Israeli rivalries dominate the geopolitics of our western neighbourhood today, India faces a very different situation from what it confronted four decades ago, when the…
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