Jammu

STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Criticising opposition for its 'not so healthy' role in ending the cycle of violence in Kashmir Valley, PDP leader Abdul Hamid Choudhary asked it to not to add fuel to fire and let the State return to normalcy. He…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Ex Central Paramilitary Force Welfare Association (CPFWA) urged the Central and State Government to keep promises and grant genuine and fundamental rights on top priority to the ex-paramilitary force at the earliest.…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: In a Joint statement State Vice President National Conference Th Kashmira Singh, Rachpal Singh State Secretary, Babu Rampal Chairman SC/ BC Cell, Brij Mohan Sharma Ex MLC, Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Provincial Secretary,…
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 STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Expressing concern over the mounting number of civilian causalities in the Kashmir violence, Muslim Unity Council (MUC), the executive body of the Ithad Bain ui Muslmeen, impressed upon the State Government to hold…
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 STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Showing deep concern over the deteriorating condition of the Valley due to the prolonged curfew, restriction on media, newspaper and mobile as well as internet coverage, United Democratic Party (UDP) President…
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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SERVICES SELECTION BOARD, DIVISIONAL OFFICE, AKHNOOR ROAD, JAMMU. (www.jkssb.nic.in) ***** NOTIFICATION It is notified for the information of all the concerned that the TYPE-TEST of the candidates on…
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AGENCY New Delhi: Rejecting 'plebiscite' demands as an "outdated" idea, the government on Monday asserted that Kashmiris are "our own people" who are being "misguided" as it blamed Pakistan for the unrest in the valley and said all parties…
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Separatists reject Rajnath’s offer of talks, extend shutdown to July 22 Ahmed Ali Fayyaz SRINAGAR: With the killing of two more civilians, including a woman, in the security forces' firing in Kulgam district of South Kashmir,…
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AGENCY New Delhi: Under opposition attack over the unrest in the Kashmir Valley, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said his government has nothing to hide and would take everybody into confidence while dealing with it. He made these…
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 AARYAN SHARMA JAMMU: Ongoing turmoil in Kashmir Valley has resulted in steep decline in Amarnath Yatra figures and if the current trend continues, the final Yatra tally may not even cross 3 lakh mark this year. Till date 1,79,530 Yatris…
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