Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

Even as Kashmir is battling with the worst ever flood havoc of its history, the pampered State Government employees are playing the truant. Their continued absence has forced the Chief Secretary to issue a warning for resuming their duties…
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The Sikhs, a minority community in Pakistan, are victims of recent communal attacks. Numbering a minuscule in strength the community, consisting mostly of traders are a threatened segment. They are planning to stage a country-wide agitation…
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 Kalyani Shankar Prime Minister Narendra Modi's honeymoon with the public continues even as he completes 100 days in office. There are mixed reports about his performance, as the Opposition is looking for loopholes, but his supporters…
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Joginder Singh Mahatma Gandhi believed that the consumption of alcohol was a major social evil. He encouraged complete prohibition in India.  With this in mind, the framers of the Constitution of India included Article 47 in the Directive…
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Dear Editor, I would like to inform you that the civil administration has totally collapsed in Srinagar and CMO, IAS officers are absconding and J and K police is reportedly throwing away their guns and claiming to be flood affected victims…
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Piyush Chandra The flood affected people of Kashmir have all the reasons to be angry. Let down by the government they had voted to power, the hapless victims of nature's fury have been left to fend for themselves. Unfortunately, this pent…
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Everything that brews in Pakistan may not be anti India despite the fact that anti-India ethos has been taught in that country ever since it came into being on 14th of Aug 1947. They do not really need it, with plentiful enemies within. The…
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NEW DELHI: The government on Saturday added six managers, including Olympian Jude Felix who will also act as hockey coach, in the Indian contingent for Asian Games even though Indian Olympic Association had demanded for 23. While clearing…
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Mumbai: The World Anti-Doping Agency's two-day symposium at Istanbul, Turkey next month would discuss how science and investigations activities combined can help improve tools and develop new strategies to combat the use of drugs in sport.…
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MUMBAI: India's junior girls stretched Hong Kong as they went down 1-3 in the quarter-finals of the 20th Reliance Asian Junior Table Tennis Championship on Saturday. World No. 1 and last edition's individual runner-up Doo Hoi Kem lived up…
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