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photo/images: A Woman cries as her child got killed in the blast.
Promises to transform economic landscape; ensures telephone links between two Kashmirs Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Finance Minister Abdul Rahim Rather today presented a zero deficit budget for the financial year 2010-2011 in the state legislative assembly. While presenting the Rs.38,258 crore budget, the finance minister said the 'thrust of the government is to transform the economic landscape of Jammu and Kashmir'. Full Story
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Jammu and Kashmir state is paralyzed from few days administratively. All the government offices are locked; schools are closed and hospitals defunct. Employees and employer (government) have locked horns and common peoples’ lives have become the battle ground. Response »
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It is a sure step towards empowering women who have been competing in almost all fields of life with their male counterparts while the Bill
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Samuel Baid In Pakistan, the Punjab Provincial Assembly passed a resolution reviving the demand for the construction of Kala Bagh Dam. This demand will have multiple direct and indirect impact on the country’s internal situation and external relations. This demand will provoke a hostile reaction in Sindh. The Federal Government, which is led by Sindh-based Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), has grown too weak in the past two years to reject or accept this demand. Two years ago when it came to power (February 2008) it was old enough to shelve the Kala Bagh Dam issue, arguing that there was no consensus among the Provinces on it. |
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