Letters to Editor

Dear Editor, The third flag meeting between the armies of India and China has resolved the incursion issue for now, leading to the withdrawal of Chinese troops from India's Chumar area in Ladakh. However, such incidents, when oft-repeated,…
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Dear Editor, Is there even a minimum accountability of the experts who have driven India into the gutters? Who was it that advised India to enthusiastically acknowledge Tibet as being a part of China? India got more abuses in return.…
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Dear Editor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement at the launch of the 'Make in India' campaign at Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, on 25th September clearly indicated his keen interest in ensuring rapid economic growth. His plan is to attract…
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Dear Editor, Through your esteemed daily, I would like to raise my voice and express my view about the present situation in the State. It is most frustrating to see a state of mismanagement at its peak. Jammu roads are in such a mess, one…
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The spirit of dedication shown by the doctors and students of Medical College, Srinagar, to clean up the medical college is praiseworthy, specially when doctors and nursing staff in some parts of the country often resort to strikes and…
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It is laughable for Bilawal Bhutto, son of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and chief of the Pakistan Peoples Party, to say that he shall take back all of Kashmir for Pakistan. Most Pakistani politicians don't talk about…
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Through the columns of your esteemed paper I being the elected member Panchayat of Village Lilote, Bulandpur Tehsil Assar District Doda would like to bring to your notice that a Middle School at jatar ( Revenue village Lilote) is…
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Dear Editor, No one is glossing over anything. Jingoistic articles and comments in the media are not worth being distracted by. India needs to deal with today, and not make the mistakes of 1950 or 1962. China is many  times more powerful…
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Dear Editor, Obesity in children is a big problem, leading to many diseases. The main cause of obesity is lack of physical activity. Children are packed in the home in front of TV, computer or laptop instead of playing outside. Games should…
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Dear Editor, It must be noted that there are cultural and religious reasons that contribute to poor sanitation habits among many Hindu households. Some Puranic teachings encouraged defecation in the open, farthest from home, to avoid ritual…
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