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PHOTO/Zulfikar Khan: Omar Abdullah, addresses a public gathering (not in the picture) in Ganderbal during his election campaign, Thursday.
Union leaders threaten massive agitation if demands not met by Nov 25
TAKHLIQ ALI Srinagar, Nov 20: Annoyed by the government’s ‘cold response’, the state government employees today hinted launching a strong agitation if their demands are not met by 25th of this month Full Story
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The cross Line of Control (LoC) trade between two parts of divided Kashmir is gone into rough weather due to certain technicalities that were time and again pointed out in these columns. Traders from both sides are upset and have already started reducing the quantity of goods to and fro.
Power Woes
“Kashmir is reeling under power crisis. Most of the areas in the valley have been experiencing frequent shutdowns. This is something that is common in Kashmir in winters. Hopefully the administration would bother to act.”
Shabir Ahmad Bemina, Srinagar
Root of the problem
The protracted conflict with India and the current war on terror have compelled us to divert disproportionate resources to defence at the expense of social and human development. In fact, we are now a war economy By Talat Masood Pakistan is one of the few countries that remain in a state of permanent crisis. This is primarily because the political will and capacity of the state and successive regimes to establish an environment that supports democracy, economic growth and social welfare has been either weak or non-existent.
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