Warning against sale of electrically operated dog sticks
MPs, MLAs, industry representatives discuss grievances with CM Omar Abdullah
IIM Jammu should lead research on border economies, frontier entrepreneurship: LG Sinha
CS Kundra stresses courses tailored to Ladakh’s needs and opportunities
Thoise, Kargil set for push to boost Ladakh air connectivityWarning against sale of electrically operated dog sticksMPs, MLAs, industry representatives discuss grievances with CM Omar AbdullahIIM Jammu should lead research on border economies, frontier entrepreneurship: LG SinhaCS Kundra stresses courses tailored to Ladakh’s needs and opportunitiesThoise, Kargil set for push to boost Ladakh air connectivityWarning against sale of electrically operated dog sticksMPs, MLAs, industry representatives discuss grievances with CM Omar AbdullahIIM Jammu should lead research on border economies, frontier entrepreneurship: LG SinhaCS Kundra stresses courses tailored to Ladakh’s needs and opportunitiesThoise, Kargil set for push to boost Ladakh air connectivityWarning against sale of electrically operated dog sticksMPs, MLAs, industry representatives discuss grievances with CM Omar AbdullahIIM Jammu should lead research on border economies, frontier entrepreneurship: LG SinhaCS Kundra stresses courses tailored to Ladakh’s needs and opportunitiesThoise, Kargil set for push to boost Ladakh air connectivity
Jammu and Kashmir government terminated three more staffers under Art 311 (2) (c) of Constitution of India, over alleged terror links. They are Altaf Hussain Pandit, chemistry professor at Kashmir University, Mohd Maqbool Hajam, teacher in school education department and Ghulam Rasool, a J&K police constable, reportedly.