letters to editor

Dear EditorKashmiri Pandits living as forcibly displaced persons, being called as migrants are highly thankful to the people of Jammu, who gave them shelter and comforts of sorts after their genocide and forced exodus from their native…
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Dear Editor,After the new government has been set up in Jammu and Kashmir, terrorism has been stepped up. "Terrorocracy" has been triumphing over democracy. Five days ago, 7 people have been killed.Two soldiers and 2 porters have been…
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Dear Editor,Manoj Sinha, Lieutenant Governor (LG), UT of J&K, Raj Bhavan , Jammu. Sir, I Sukesh C.Khajuria, a senior social activist pursuing J&K's public issues especially relating to health and medical services, for the past more…
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Dear Editor,I, Kamla Rani, a senior citizen residing at House No 111, Sector 1, Sharika Vihar Lower Roop Nagar, Muthi, Jammu. I am writing to bring to your attention a pressing issue regarding the lack of water supply despite having paid…
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Dear Editor,Through the columns of your newspaper, I am writing to draw attention of the concerned authorities to the deteriorating condition of Jammu City's Circular Road at Peer Kho, Pakki Dhaki, which serves as a vital link between the…
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Dear editorThe Jammu city at present is still reeling under extreme heat wave conditions and it is expected that temperature will remain hot and humid in the coming days. The govt. and private schools are reopening in coming week with…
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Dear Editor,I wish to bring to Principal Secretary, Jal Shakti Department, Shaleen Kabra's notice the water supply scenario in Channi Himmat Housing Colony where the officials and operating staff of PHE have created havoc due to poor,…
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Dear editorThis has reference to the recent news items about the meeting of the senior functionaries of J&K Bank with its customers, there by glorifying its work and relationships with its customers at Jammu and Kathua. Apart from…
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Dear editor, Shri Nitin Gadkari, known as the "Road Man of India," has garnered significant support for the road network being constructed under his leadership. However, the Lakhanpur-Jammu road appears to be receiving inadequate…
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Dear EditorAccording to a universal truth, "No axe, howsoever sharp, can render harm to any tree in the forest without the wooden handle made from the branches of the fellow trees". Country in general and Jammu and Kashmir UT in particular…
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