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A political trap

Afroz Alam State legislature's decision, instead of serving the cause of Muslims, will prove disadvantageous because of its flawed propositions. In a policy response to the Muslim's interest groups' campaign for 12 per cent reservation for…
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Rising Temperature

Already mercury is hovering at 34 degree C in Jammu though summer starts late. The prolonging winter did give some hope that at least summer will not be hot but the reality is just opposite with temperature crossing 34 degree C in March.…
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Silky lie

Blaming India using Kashmir as an unfounded excuse to oppose the Silk Road project China has taken the route of using its controlled media asking India to abandon cliché mentality. It is something like asking to give away the legitimate…
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Why developmental work in March only?

Shiv Kumar Padha Every Indian, irrespective his religion, faith and belief, waits eagerly for celebrating the festivals of his religion with gaiety and fervour. As Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and Christian wait impatiently for Ramzan, Navratras,…
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Of equality…

Minority and majority issue has been holding the center-stage of social system for a long time. It had always remained a contentious issue and now the Supreme Court has asked the Centre and the Jammu and Kashmir Government to sit together…
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A new regime

The primary beneficiaries of Goods and Services Tax (GST) will be businesses (manufacturers, retailers, traders etc.) for whom a uniform market across India would open up a window of opportunities. Uniform regulations across India would…
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Shiv Khori Shrine

 G.L. Khajuria Situated around 140 kms from Jammu itself to its North-West is situated this Sanctum Sanctorum Cave, some 4 kms ahead of Ransoo village or hamlet is unambiguously a piece of heavenly abode where Syayambhu image of the Lord…
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Promoting horticulture

Jammu and Kashmir is predominantly an agriculture economy and 81.4 per cent of the total population still lives in rural area whose main occupation and means of livelihood is agriculture. It contributes nearly 60 per cent of the State…
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Indo-Bangla ties

The visit of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's India visit comes at a crucial time in New Delhi-Dhaka relations. Though the present government is the friendliest for New Delhi the relations are perhaps the most complex one in the…
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