Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

Dear Editor, Through your esteemed paper I want to share the anguish and agony of our brethren who are suffering due to the unprecedented calamity. Our hearts go out for them. Besides the brave men of Indian Army and local police, who are…
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Dear Editor, As Jammu and Kashmir is experiencing it's worst flood like situation, the political leaders are taking very keen interest for them a new bait is ushered out, the whole issue is now politicised by our hallow committed leaders to…
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Dear Editor, Respected Modiji, we enjoyed your presentation. Your delivery was engaging and held our attention. We are grateful that you took out time from your busy schedule to address the students of the nation and also reserved some time…
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Dear Editor, Like a child, I sat for two hours watching Modi's interaction with children, across the country, on Teachers' Day. I think it was an excellent idea which touched the children and sent a positive message of hope. He spoke on the…
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Kabul: As Afghanistan prepares for a democratic transition of power, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Afghan President Hamid Karazi on Wednesday held wide-ranging talks on political and security situation in the war-torn…
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Srinagar: Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag promised to rescue every stranded person from the flood-affected areas of Jammu and Kashmir. “Will rescue every stranded person in J&K,” Suhag said as per a news agency and added, “Rescue…
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‘Take stock of situation & restoration works” Jammu: Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Sham Lal Sharma chaired a high level meeting of officers and engineers of various wings of PHE Irrigation, Flood Control, PDD, PWD…
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AKHNOOR: Akhnoor steel bridge reopened for traffic on Wednesday after proper check by 57 Road Construction Company (RCC) of Border Road Organisation (BRO). According to OC 57 RCC Gurkirpal Singh, the bridge was closed due to abnormal rise…
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JAMMU : Flash floods on the night of 5th Sep and then again on 6TH September, 2014 created havoc and caused huge losses to SKUAST Jammu University. The university, in fact, was affected by flash floods in Balole Nallah and Tawi River. On…
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