 The Express Tribune | Indian attack in Gultari sector repulsed The Nation A previous such violation occurred on July 23, resulting in the killing of one person in Shakargarh sector on the Pakistani side of the Line of Control after India's Border Security Force (BSF) opened fire. According to local sources, the man ... Indo-Pak LoC firing reaches to Kargil sector |
 freepresskashmir | Caring for Israeli Sensitivities The Jewish Press New Delhi's behaviour at the UNHCR was in sharp contrast with how, earlier, India's Minister of External Affairs Sushama Swaraj and Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaih Nadu both had rejected the Opposition's demand in Parliament to condemn ... Gaza Live: Enraged UNRWA says Israel committing war crimes Harsh V Pant: India's Israel posturing Israel's Brutal War Against The Children of Gaza |
 Kashmir Reader | Govt Share Capital in JKSFC to be increased to `500 crore Kashmir Reader SRINAGAR: The Government on Thursday approved to enhance authorized Share Capital in favour of the Jammu and Kashmir State Financial Corporation (JKSFC) to Rs 500 crore from the existing Rs 100 crore limit, with the corporation asked to increase its ... |
Indo-Pak LoC firing reaches to Kargil sector Kashmir Watch ISLAMABAD: Indo-Pak exchange of firing has escalated from Jammu and Kashmir borders to the mountainous ranges of Kargil. ... Further, on July 20, one person was killed in Mirajke area along the Pakistani side of the LoC after India's BSF opened fire. |
Nigeria: A Conference Of Transit Loungers The News The Idris Legbo Kutigi, 75, retired Chief Justice of the Federation-led conference seemed fixated in the past and weaned on the now proven deleterious axioms and assumptions that had brought Nigeria to its current impasse. The outcomes of the ... |
Gaza Live: Kerry justifies Israel's military actions in Gaza on India visit Firstpost US secretary John Kerry told NDTV today that the he cannot judge if Israel's use of force in Gaza was excessive due to the factual inconsistency so far. "I don't know if its [Israel's use of force] been excessive or not. 'Cause I don't know what happened. |
 Yahoo News | Suing Obama: GOP-led House gives the go-ahead Yahoo News Rescue workers and villagers dug through deep mud, rocks and the debris of shattered homes Thursday after a massive landslide buried a remote village in western India, killing at least 30 people and trapping more than 150, authorities said. (July 31). |
 Livemint | India caught in an anti-liberal vortex Livemint It is inconceivable that India would have said anything against Russia but its presence in this new grouping, considered as a challenge to Western domination in international affairs, ties it down. Not that India minds it in any way. Consider ... China ... |
SFC in profit for 4th year in a row: Rather GroundReport Srinagar, July 31, (Scoop News)- The Minister for Finance and Ladakh Affairs, Ab Rahim Rather, who is also Chairman of Jammu & Kashmir State Financial Corporation (J&KSFC) today, announced that the Government has approved to enhance authorised share ... |
Former BSF trooper shot outside Kashmir hospital Kashmir Dispatch A former Border Security Force trooper was shot at from a point blank range outside a hospital in Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital Srinagar on Thursday, an official said here. He said Nazir Ahmad Shah who retired from the India's unit of border ... |
Theodore 'Dutch' Van Kirk, the last surviving Enola Gay crew member, dies at 93 The Week Magazine Born in Northumberland, Pennsylvania, Van Kirk became an Army Air Forces cadet in 1941. He flew 58 ... He never shied away from the role he played in ending World War II, saying, "We were fighting an enemy that had a reputation for never surrendering ... |
freepresskashmir | Gaza Live: Enraged UNRWA says Israel committing war crimes Firstpost Kirby stressed that those munitions had been in WRSA-I stock for "a few years, well before the current crisis." "All stocks in WRSA-I, as required by law, are 'in excess to US requirements," he added. "Issuing munitions from the WRSA-I stockpile was ... Harsh V Pant: India's Israel posturing Israel's Brutal War Against The Children of Gaza |
freepresskashmir | Gaza Live: UNRWA chief lashes out at Israel for committing war crimes Firstpost Kirby stressed that those munitions had been in WRSA-I stock for "a few years, well before the current crisis." "All stocks in WRSA-I, as required by law, are 'in excess to US requirements," he added. "Issuing munitions from the WRSA-I stockpile was ... Harsh V Pant: India's Israel posturing Israel's Brutal War Against The Children of Gaza |
Poll: A surprising amount of Russians think Ukraine shot down Malaysia ... The Week Magazine 46 percent of those polled reported that they believed a "Ukrainian army antiaircraft missile" shot down the plane, while 36 percent believed a Ukrainian military plane was responsible. Only three percent expressed belief that the pro-Russian ... |
Will BJP rope in ex-separatist Sajad Gani Lone to win Jammu and Kashmir? Firstpost Whatever happens in the future, if the present political scene is symbolic of anything, it is the making of Sajad Lone as one of the most important political players in valley, after NC and PDP. But it has been a lonely journey, coupled with ... from ... |
The New Durbar Yahoo India News External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, who is not even a member of Modi's inner circle, wears a no-nonsense jacket with her saris, Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani wears power loom and Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman- well, she ... |
India – Pakistan: Bankrolling Terror – Analysis Eurasia Review Indeed, in March 2014, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (UMHA) expressed concern that several NGOs in the country were potentially involved in terror financing and money laundering, and argued that it was time that self-regulatory steps were ... |
 The Week | A HUNDRED FOES. ONE FORCE The Week A fortnight later, as Modi visited Jammu and Kashmir, an SPG team sanitised the locations on the itinerary, and deployed sharpshooters at vantage points. The man in charge of the hot job is Kode Durga Prasad. The SPG chief is a counter insurgency ... |
Several parts of Kashmir witness protests on Eid-ul-Fitr Deccan Chronicle Srinagar: Several parts of Kashmir on Tuesday witnessed violent protests against the Israeli offensive in Gaza strip soon after the Eid-ul-Fitr prayers, police said. Although peaceful protests were held at many places against the Israeli action, groups ... |
'Acchhe din' strangely disquieting Free Press Journal How can any sensible Indian accept the opinion of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj holding the Israelis and Palestinians equally responsible for their current crisis, where the Zionist state has bombed, destroyed and killed more than 1,000 ... |
Bangalore psychologist dies on way to Leh Deccan Herald A psychologist from the City, Rajini Gopinath, who was on a holiday, breathed her last on Monday morning en route to Leh. Post mortem reports reveal that she died due to lack of oxygen in the high altitude. According to a family member of the 37-year ... |
 indiatvnews.com | Rise of the fringes: Modi government faces acid test indiatvnews.com While the NDA government earmarked Rs.3,734 crore for the Minority Affairs ministry in the current fiscal year, a considerable Rs. 604 crore higher than by the UPA in 2013-14, and set aside Rs.100 crore for modernisation and skill upgradation of ... |
Flood warning issued, water level in Leh rises Pakistan Observer Monday, July 28, 2014 - Rawalpindi—Strong windstorm followed by heavy rain wreaked havoc in different localities of the city, as several low lying areas went into knee-deep water, while a boy, 13 was killed on Adiala Road when roof of a mud house ... |
The Informants: Manufacturing Terror Jadaliyya In addition to sharing the same faith as his new friends, they enjoy similar interests: watching sports, playing video games, working out at the local gym, and discussing international affairs. Except the scene ends tragically with a string of arrests ... |
Militant hideout unearthed in Baramulla Business Standard Army has unearthed a militant hideout in Baramulla district of Kashmir, recovering a cache of arms and ammunition. "Based on a specific intelligence input, a joint operation was launched by an Army unit and J&K Police in Baramulla yesterday which ... |
Pakistan's proclivity for war Asia Times Online Reviewed by Ehsan Ahrari For the past 15-plus years, Pakistan has been the unenviable focus of a variety of unflattering depictions of its state of affairs in scholarly and journalistic narratives. ... the annexation of Kashmir. Given that it was a new ... |
Violence on LoC Kashmir Times Unfortunately, the fresh bout of tensions sparked off on the day the Indian prime minister Narendra Modi visited Jammu and Kashmir less than a month ago. They have not only resulted in condemnable killings and loss of life on the borders, they have ... |
Swaraj describes Nepal visit as 'very successful' Kashmir Times ... External Affairs Sushma Swaraj today described her three-day visit to Nepal as very successful during which the two neighbours agreed to finalise the text of a power trade deal and "review" and adjust" a crucial treaty of 1950 to reflect the ... |
Situation along China border peaceful: Army GreaterKashmir.com Drass, July 26: Against the backdrop of repeated incursions by China into Indian territory, a top Army commander Saturday said the situation on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) was "absolutely peaceful and calm" and such incidents happen due to ... |
The Informants: Manufacturing Terror Jadaliyya A young Muslim convert named Darren Griffin meets fellow congregants at a local mosque in northwest Ohio. In addition to sharing the same faith as his new friends, they enjoy similar interests: watching sports, playing video games, working out at the ... |
Chinese graziers pitched tents in another incursion attempt in Ladakh Deccan Chronicle Mumbai: In yet another incident of intrusion by Chinese troops, graziers pitched tents in the Demchok area of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir but removed after talks between troops on either side of the border. A patrol from China's People's Liberation ... |
 Daily Mail | RISE OF THE FRINGES: MODI GOVT FACES ACID TEST Odisha Sun Times While the NDA government earmarked Rs.3,734 crore for the Minority Affairs ministry in the current fiscal year, a considerable Rs. 604 crore higher than by the UPA in 2013-14, and set aside Rs.100 crore for modernisation and skill upgradation of ... Current Affairs 26th July 2014 | MyGov Portal launched by Narendra Modi to ... THE BIGGER PICTURE: The PM's vision for the nation |
Maneuvering the change The News on Sunday A better and saner way would have been to pick one representative from each province and fill the Azad Jammu & Kashmir representation though one of his two nominations in the governing board. In fact the ... This was pointed out to current chairman ... |
Daily Mail | Current Affairs 26th July 2014 | MyGov Portal launched by Narendra Modi to ... AEG India 26.07.2014: Azim Premji Wipro Chairman honoured with a doctorate by IIT Kharagpur. He was honoured for being one of the pioneers of entrepreneurship in modern India through establishment of Wipro which an organisation deeply committed to values. THE BIGGER PICTURE: The PM's vision for the nation |
Calculated concerns The News on Sunday Leaders from both provinces came to the conclusion that the current political scenario in Punjab could be the best time for the party to exploit and to make its space,” a senior member of PPP who attended the meeting tells TNS. “The Sindh chapter of ... |
 The Express Tribune | For Pakistan, defeat is that moment when it can no longer resist India Times of India South Asian political and military affairs expert Christine Fair's recent study on the Pakistan Army concludes that Pakistan would not be satisfied even if there was a solution to Kashmir, because for the Pakistan army, the war against India is a ... Defeat Talibanisation |
 Chandigarh Tribune | Joining the dots: Events in Kashmir are worrisome Chandigarh Tribune Anyone who follows J&K affairs and particularly its security aspects should be changing mental gears at this time. The 'bad year' predictions for 2014 in relation to Kashmir, made in 2011, are appearing ominously correct. ... The killed terrorist was a ... |
