Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

NEW DELHI: A bureaucrat cannot be victimised for criticising government before a judicial forum, as it does not amount to service misconduct, the Supreme Court has said while slapping a fine of Rs. 5 lakh on Centre and UP Government for…
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modi BANGALORE: Declaring that his government has decided to clear "the jungle of laws", Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said antiquated laws would be done away with to impart direction and speed to administration. "In our…
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JAMMU: Justice Bansi Lal Bhat has been elevated as a Permanent Judge of J&K High Court according to warrants issued by President of India on Tuesday. The oath of office will be take place at Jammu on Friday, according to sources. With…
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NEW DELHI: In the midst of a border face off, the Chinese Army has asked for a flag meeting even as the Indian Army has been asked to be on the alert along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) where Chinese troops have intruded for the last…
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SRINAGAR: With a view of give impetus to the relief and rehabilitation measures in the flood ravaged State, the J and K Government has granted exemption from levy of entry tax and toll on the import of relief material for free distribution…
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JAMMU: Managing Director (MD) Police Housing Corporation (PHC) Dilbag Singh on Tuesday presented a cheque of rupees fifty lakh out of its limited resources to Chief Minister for flood victims of the state through DGP J&K at Hari Niwas,…
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DOST KHAN JAMMU: Finally, realisation has dawn on New Delhi about futility of interlocution or track-two diplomacy on Kashmir. Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has been forthright in saying that appointment of interlocutors had been…
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Jammu and Kashmir Police Housing Corporation has presented a cheque of Rs 50 lakhs 'out of its limited funds' to Chief Minister's Flood Relief Fund which has been accepted by Omar Abdullah with a generous word of appreciation. The amount…
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Since country's first general elections in 1952, serving soldiers have been casting votes far away from native constituencies through postal ballot which has been a cumbersome process for many. As per the procedure during the Assembly and…
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There were lot of peripheral talks with evasive statements both ways in our negotiations with China over the past some decades. Although, we were able to ward off military confrontations but the pin-prick incursions continued. These have…
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