Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

Pre-1947 British Indian empire comprised of British India and territories of Indian princely states (also known as native states ). On 3rd June 1947, Louis Mountbatten, first Earl of Burma and the then Viceroy of India had announced…
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DOST KHAN JAMMU: By any standards, the people of Kashmir are intellectually and politically sagacious enough to draw a demarcation line between decency and indecency. Nevertheless, there are elements, which tend to remain in the shell of…
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First, the Jammu and Kashmir Congress virtually aligned itself with separatists by boycotting Prime Minister Narendra Modi by not meeting him during his visit to Srinagar. Then the Pradesh Congress President took the plank of 'little…
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Dear Editor, Facebook and Apple are re-inventing archaic mindsets. Apparently, we have not evolved as a progressive society from the days of bonded slavery. Huge captive child labour will go on; the global collective has now atoned through…
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Dear Editor, The unveiling of multiple measures for workers to better their conditions, and for employers to improve ease of doing business and running enterprises while expanding government support for training workers, is a positive…
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SRINAGAR: Organised by the Jammu and Kashmir Baseball Association, the IX State Baseball Championship shall take place from 8th November at Islamia College of Science and Commerce Ground, Hawal, here. “Around 30 teams from the State in both…
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JAMMU: Benia of J and K Police clinched the 73rd Annual Smailpur Kesari Dangal title outplaying Major of Ludhiana in Punjab in the title bout of the event, organised by Smailpur Dangal Committee in association with J and K Indian Style…
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JAMMU: University of Jammu (JU) shall be hosting the North Zone Inter-University Badminton (men and women) Tournament from 27th October on the campus, here. In all, 48 teams in men and 46 in women section from North Zone have confirmed…
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KOLKATA: VVS Laxman on Friday said that the English experience would help the cricketers do well in the grueling Australia tour that precedes the World Cup. "I'm sure we'll do well in Australia. The reason I believe this because they have…
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MACAU: Indian golfer Anirban Lahiri struggled in extremely windy conditions through his first nine holes before steadying himself to end with a two-over 73 that saw him lose the lead and be tied fourth at the midway stage of the USD 900,000…
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