Editorial

M. M. Khajooria   The current phase of Indo-Pak relations - a serious and sensitive issue by any standard had been reduced to a perennial farce since the mega oath taking ceremony of Narender Modi as the Prime Minister. The bonhomie…
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Ravinder Jalali Kashmiri Pandits were a microscopic miniscule minority in a Muslim majority Kashmir Valley. They have distinct culture, race and language which find its traces to more than 5,000 years back. Most of the Kashmiri Muslims are…
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Once again Islamic State (IS) has threatened to expand its war against India and 'reconquer' Kashmir for Muslims from 'the cow-worshipping Hindus'. In an interview published in the 13th issue of 'Dabiq' allegedly given by Hafiz Saeed Khan,…
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The revival of militancy in Punjab is a warning for Jammu and Kashmir. Security analysts in the government are looking at Pakistan ISI's game plan to revive Sikh militancy in Punjab's terror attack. It looks as if ISI is desperate to revive…
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The silent entry of a son into politics after the demise of his father is nothing new and if one goes by the old practice of passing the baton of responsibility  is within the norms of the society. The entry of cinematographer Tasaduq…
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Anirban Ganguly  Swami Vivekananda's call to make the greatness of India the keynote of our civilisational aspirations never ceases to inspire. "For the next 50 years, this alone shall be our keynote - this, our great Mother India", he had…
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The $250 mn World Bank aid for reviving flood ravage economy of Jammu and Kashmir appears to be a positive development but with lot of pit falls. The continuous spell of rains in September 2014 caused Jhelum, Chenab and Tawi Rivers,…
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The much talked 'New Recruitment Policy 2015' announced on 1st July had seen many ups and downs, even faced the rejection from the Governor's Office, which asked the government to review it and make it more people friendly. Not, only the…
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The Udhampur accident has once again brought to the fore the safety factor and concern for traffic rules in the State. This is not the first time that an accident claiming 11 lives has taken place. On an average five to ten people die at…
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The advent of mobile phones has changed the life of mankind and Indians are addicted to the growing dependency on smartphones and gadgets. They have an urge to remain connected all the time, and given a chance people would like to keep…
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