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35 KILLED IN KISHTWAR ACCIDENT

SECOND TRAGEDY IN 8 DAYS



Jammu, May 8: In the second major road accident in eight days, at least 35 passengers died and six others were injured in Kishtwar district when a bus they were traveling in fell into Chinab river near Barara village on Thursday morning.
 According to reports a passenger bus bearing registration No JK 02N / 2236, on way from Jammu to Chatroo, skidded off the road and fell into river Chenab near Kudia on Jammu-Islamabad Highway 1-B.
 The bus, owned by Manpreet Travels, carrying more than 40 passengers fell into river Chinab when its driver lost his control. Only five passengers More

Geelani, Azad, Dr Farooq, grieved

CM concerned over frequency of accidents



Srinagar, May 8: The Chairman of Hurriyat (G) Conference Syed Ali Shah Geelani Thursday expressed grief over the death of 27 people in a major road accident in Kishtwar.
 The Hurriyat chairman sympathized with the families of the dead and injured.
 Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad More

District and Session Judge Kupwara appointed inquiry officer

Doodhipora Killing



Srinagar, May 8: Government has appointed District and Session Judge Kupwara as an inquiry officer to hold a judicial inquiry into the killing of four boys by the troops of 33 Rashtriya Rifles in 2006.
 The Commissioner Secretary Law Akhtar Kochak said the District and Session Judge, Kupwara More

Court constitutes full bench to hear sexploitation case

Bar Challenges Farooq, Asks Him To Check Records



Srinagar, May 8: The High Court has listed hearing of sexual exploitation case on Monday, sources said.
 The case has been referred to full bench following a split judgment in October last year by the division bench of Justice Bashir Ahmad Kirmani and Justice Hakim Imtiyaz Hussain.
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Soz pulls up Vakil



Srinagar, May 8: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee president  and union minister for Water Resources, Prof Saif-ud-din Soz, has pulled up senior leader and the  minister for Social Welfare, Abdul Gani Vakil, for attending public meetings without consulting the party’s district More

Abolish contracualism in colleges: Committee

Academic Session To Start From March: Govt



Srinagar, May 8: The organizing committee constituted by the government to recommend and suggest measures for improving the quality of education in degree colleges has strongly advocated the abolition of contracualism saying the newly established higher educational institutions shouldn’t be made functional More

Student ‘slapped’



Srinagar, May 8: At a time when minister for higher education Gulchain Singh Charak was stressing the need for providing quality education in colleges, a student trying to raise the problems of student community was slapped by a faculty member outside hall at Amar Singh College here, according to the More
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