Statetimes - The Bold Voice of J&K

BLUNT BUTCHER JAMMU: Notwithstanding high pitch raised by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah against any move to defer the upcoming elections to Legislative Assembly in Jammu and Kashmir, slated later this year, there is likelihood of these to be…
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DOST KHAN JAMMU: Indian Army and Indian Air Force (IAF) are doing a real yoemen's job to evacuate people from flood ravaged Kashmir Valley.  Being protectors of the nation, they are not doing any favour to marooned compatriots by…
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Dear Editor, India is not against the "Trade Facilitation Agreement"; rather, it is seeking a permanent solution to public food stockholding ("For a WTO stand with PDS in hand," Sept.4). The country faces the mammoth task of feeding its…
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Fog is gradually lifting up from the Pakistani designs that led to their insistence of conferring with the anti-nationals of Kashmiri separatist movement, even after the Pakistan envoy was told about India's stand for Pakistan to 'either…
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Modi began his election campaign from Varanasi and ended the campaign there. His opening up foreign policy too began with signing of a heritage pact with Japan for Varanasi. Not only this he made it a point in inviting Japanese investment…
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 P S M Rao The predicament of the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana chief ministers, N Chandrababu Naidu and K Chandrasekhar Rao respectively, is something similar to a certain person whose trouble did not end even after assigning, in his will,…
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Gurmeet Kanwal The situation unfolding in Pakistan is truly precarious and is headed towards a dangerous denouement. Imran Khan, Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party and Tahir-ul-Qadri, a rabble-rousing cleric, have led a march to…
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Ashok K Mehta The anarchy in Islamabad is surreal. Most experts are calling it an army-inspired soft coup to undermine the legitimately elected government. The joint violent protests by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Awami Tehreek…
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Dear Editor, In the passing away of Professor Bipan Chandra, the discipline of history has lost a practising historian, teacher and activist. He popularised modern Indian history by delineating the genesis of Indian economic nationalism…
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Dear Editor, China seems to have been bitten by the pragmatic bug. It might be hegemonic but it is not foolhardy. As a realist, it is not surprising that China is now willing to reset its long-term relations with India. For India, the…
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