REGIONAL NEWS - Page 356

Official sources said that some Cabinet ministers may also attend the dinner.

The Citizens' Initiative for Peace said that top politicians appear to be mired in it.

Life returned to normal in Srinagar and other major parts of Kashmir Valley.

This is to protest CM Omar Abdullah's recent remarks in the Legislative Assembly.

Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to provide free text books to 7.25 lakh students of the Valley.

J-K police has promoted 1,253 constables of Kashmir zone to the rank of head constables.

A US-based Kashmiri Pundits' group sought Obama's help in declaring the community as internally displaced people in India.

The militants lobbed the grenade at the private residence of project officer of state fishery department L Kumar.

Gulmarg's famed cable car,Gondola,has seen a good business this year.

Scion of Jodhpur royal family,Shivraj Singh’s marriage with Gayatri Kumari will take place in a traditional manner at a luxury hotel on November 18.

He said people are ready to listen to what the Centre-appointed panel has to say.

He said the interlocutors have,to some extent,changed the discourse in the state.

The NDFB warned the Centre and the Assam govt of retaliation if killings of its cadres continued.

Internet connectivity will also get timely response to natural calamities,said state tourism minister.

A separatist-sponsored strike disrupted normal life in Srinagar and other major towns of the Valley.

Kerala commemorates the political integration of Malayalam-speaking areas.

People in Kashmir widely use 'kangri',an earthen fire-pot,to keep themselves warm during winters when the mercury stays below freezing point.

The LeT militants were killed in a gunfight with a joint team of police and Rashtriya Rifles.

Home Minister P Chidambaram reviewed the security situation in three north Kashmir districts.

Nazir Ahmad Lone alias 'Nazir Konda',a resident of Alialpora village,was arrested last evening.

Several prayer leaders aided the state in putting a stop to sloganeering from the mosques.

The prevailing security situation in the Kashmir Valley has strengthened the nexus of corruption between ministers and bureaucrats.

Posters appeared in the commercial hub of Lal Chowk and Residency Road in Srinagar city today.