Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

Snowfall blocks two roads providing alternative link to Kashmir; 3 people rescued STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: At least 11 flights were cancelled on Sunday at Srinagar International Airport, following snowfall in the upper reaches and…
Read More...

Prof. Nutan Kumar Resutra In the decades of eighties and nineties when art movies had started invading the box office, I categorically remember one movie that was titled: Albert Pintu Ko Gussa Kyoon Aata Hai. I know the answer to the…
Read More...

STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha has congratulated the Indian Railways after first-ever foodgrain freight train reached Kashmir valley carrying approximately 1384 tonnes of rice. The Lieutenant Governor said…
Read More...

STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Inspector General of Police (IGP), Jammu Zone, Jammu Bhim Sen Tuti on Sunday visited District Police Lines (DPL) Jammu and District PCR Jammu to review the preparedness and implementation plan of the Emergency…
Read More...

STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Nalin Parbhat, Director General of Police (DGP), Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday visited the Crime Branch J&K at Jammu. The officer was received by Sujit Kumar, Inspector General of Police, Crime Branch/Security…
Read More...

Dr. Jitendra SinghWhen the monsoon first touches the Deccan, a million tiny rivulets knit themselves into rivers. It is not a thunderclap that turns water into force; it is patient joining-stream to stream, village to village-until the…
Read More...

Mohammad HaniefIn a significant milestone for global public health, world leaders gathering at the Eightieth United Nations General Assembly in New York have adopted a historic political declaration that for the first time brings…
Read More...

SRINAGAR: The first-ever foodgrain freight train of the Food Corporation of India (FCI) reached the Anantnag Goods Terminal here in Kashmir on Sunday, formally integrating the region with the national freight rail network, official said. …
Read More...

JAMMU: Paddy procurement in the Jammu region has reached 4.47 lakh quintals during the ongoing Kharif marketing season, the highest ever in the region, an official said on Sunday. The procurement has surpassed the previous peak of 4.05…
Read More...