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SRINAGAR: The cordon and search operations (CASO) have came in sharp focus in the last few days. While in one case, a housewife allegedly died, in another case, the police arrested a lady, who was already working with the police as SPO.
By Saifullah Bashir SRINAGAR: The unscheduled and prolonged power cuts during the ongoing month of Ramzan has irked the common people who castigate the administration for failing to live up to their claims of providing uninterrupted services at least in the summer capital Srinagar.
by Saifullah Bashir Srinagar: After Kashmir based environmental stakeholders along with government bodies have been left out of the newly constituted Pollution Control Committee, the environmentalists are expressing concern while mulling to take the matter to the court. A gazette notification issued on 25th March 2021, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) constituted a committee that has 14 members including a Chairperson and a Member Secretary. However, there is no Governmental or Non-Governmental member from Kashmir these 14. The J&K Pollution Control Committee (JKPCC) members inclu...
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Mehru N Nisa SRINAGAR: Following outrage on the decimation of the age-old wall murals (Naqashi) of the Khanqah-e-Muala by the Tourism Department, the government came into action on Monday to stop the work. Director of Archives, Archaeology and Museums, Muneer-ul-Islam visited the heritage shrine to halt the repair work on the walls. “This art is rare and people are very much concerned about it. We need to maintain its originality. Whatsoever damage has been done, we need to minimise it,” Islam said. Islam said that he has contacted the Tourism Department to discuss the mater “We are sto...