Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

It is time that the people of India get milk supply through plants because the Dhol Walas give adulterated milk. Since milk is used in every house and it is also the diet of children, it must be pure and fresh. Newspapers report that as and…
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Education is the fundamental right of children in the democratic country India. The Ministry of Human Resourse Development (Government of India) has established so many KVs in the J and K State; but so far the backward Tehsil of Billawar is…
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Article 153 of the Constitution of India specifies that there shall be a Governor for each State who will hold office during the pleasure of the President. Rules regarding the appointment of Governors are as follows: "The Governor of a…
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In his widely discussed maiden Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched for efforts to build toilets to do away with the obnoxious reality of a majority of our women folk having to defecate out in the open. He also…
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JAMMU: It seems all problems confronted to Jammu and Kashmir, like corruption, rising prices, lack of accountability in administration, nepotism, favouritism dilapidated infrastructure, poor roads, mismanagement in service sector etcetera…
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At a time when mainstream politicians and separatists have raised their pitch for Indo-Pak talks, knowing well that foreign affairs is not their domain, the ever agile and vocal Bharatiya Janata Party is maintaining a stoic silence. The…
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Bangalore :  Karnataka Governor-designate Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala, 76, will take the oath of office Monday at the Raj Bhavan here. Karnataka High Court Chief Justice D.H. Waghela will administer the oath, a state official told  here…
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Agra :  Long queues were seen at banks in Agra to open accounts under the new Jan Dhan scheme and the response from the "under-privileged" section of the society was surprising, an officials said Saturday. P.N. Agarwal, a banking…
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London :Native to southern Africa, Mozambican tilapia fish use urine to reduce aggressive behaviour in other males, lure females to the nests that they make and stimulate spawning, says a study. Researchers have identified that the urine…
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Toronto : Despite what appears to be an insurmountable problem, researchers have found that it is possible to turn the situation around and significantly reduce water scarcity in just over 35 years. With strong commitment and strategic…
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