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Mahadeep Singh Jamwal  The defunct Jammu and Kashmir government, a coalition of two diametrically opposite poles, appears to be a reason for the Central Government to utilise the army to ensure the presence of the government in Jammu and…
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If Jammu & Kashmir Government knows just five per cent of the population is the 'agent trigger' for the current violence and 95 per cent favours peace then it should not be difficult for the government machinery to quell the unrest…
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Come night there is no street or road in Jammu City without stray animals especially cows, buffaloes and dogs moving in packs. The very presence of these canines gives nightmares for road users especially two-wheeler users and walkers. With…
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Brig Anil Gupta The government jobs are limited and hence cannot satisfy the aspirations of the unemployed youth of the State. There is a need to create jobs. As per an estimate there are about six lakh unemployed youth in the State and it…
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Concerned over reports that some doctors at government hospitals are prescribing unnecessary medicines to promote the products of some specific companies the Jammu and Kashmir Government's move to set up a panel to check the practice is a…
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Hurriyat (M) chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has sent SOS to Pope Fransis in Vatican, the Dalai lama, Imam Kaba, Shankrachrya and ambassadors of various countries in New Delhi, United Nations, European Union and Organisation of Islamic…
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Shiveta  Because we don't consider the gifts valuable and precious hence waste our angelic life. It takes all sorts to make the world but we don't recognise the gem. The cow knows not what her tail is worth till she has lost it. Man…
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Jammu and Kashmir opposition leaders led by National Conference supported by Congress, CPM(I) and others have been to New Delhi for the last few days and met everyone from President, Prime Minister and AICC Vice President Rahul Gandhi to…
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Monsoon rains have wreaked fresh havoc in northern India leading to flash floods, cloudbursts and landslips as the death toll climbed to 81 and over eight lakh people displaced in the Gangetic plain comprising Bihar, Uttar Pradesh,…
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Shiveta Gupta Today in this world of chaos where man is surviving only to become wealthy and mighty. His basic instinct is to become recognised and famous. This instinctive nature of man gives water to a plant named skill. In this present…
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