Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

The villagers of eleven Halqa Panchyats of erstwhile Tehsil Thathri, namely Kandote, Sharote, Panthan, Bhella, Chagsoo, Panshie, Thallela, Jagota, Ponaja, Rukali, Bhallara highlight the genuine grievances of the minority community…
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'There is nothing like that', said the new Chief of Army Staff, General Dalbir Singh Suhag, when asked if it was true that Chinese troops had entered deep into Indian territory in Burtse sector, near Daulat Beg Oldi in north Ladakh. The…
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India's cancellation of Foreign Secretary level talks with Pakistan, after Islamabad's envoy in New Delhi met with Kashmiri separatists despite Government opposition, has led to much concern over how the larger peace process between the two…
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JAMMU: Supporters of Peoples Democratic Party in Jammu will come out on roads if war breaks out between India and Pakistan. The courageous people of the Duggarland, who have lived offering all sort of assistance to the valiant Indian…
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In run up to ensuing elections, the coalition ministers are on a wooing spree in a big way. Minister for Public Enterprises, Haj and Aquaf, Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed has handed over appointment letters to 86 contractual teachers in three…
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NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday attacked the Narendra Modi Government for suspending talks with Pakistan over a "cup of tea" with separatist Hurriyat Conference and said India has set up a difficult benchmark for…
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SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly has passed four Bills including the one which will give five per cent reservation in jobs to Pahari-speaking people of the State. The Legislative Assembly yesterday passed by voice vote the…
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RS PURA BORDER: As guns fell silent, over 4,000 border villagers returned to their homes in dozens of hamlets along the International Border (IB) in Jammu sector amid fear of firing and shelling by Pakistani troops. After the truce called…
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Asserting that India wants peaceful relations with all countries but it should not be treated as its weakness, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said security forces have been directed to give a "befitting" reply to ceasefire…
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JAMMU: Shikhari Club on Sunday registered a fine win against J and K Police Club in the ongoing cricket tournament at Jai Raja Mandlik Dev Sthan in Burn, here. Batting first, after winning the toss, J and K Police Club made 78 runs…
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