News Topic:Domicile Certificate Row

Time to restore 4G Internet in J&K: Ram Madhav

Shedding inhibitions, BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav has pitched for restoring high-speed 4G Internet in Jammu and Kashmir to “pay the people for not pelting stones and shouting Azadi”.

Domicile status now eligibility for admission to educational institutions

With the issuance of Jammu and Kashmir Grant of Domicile Certificate (Procedure) Rules 2020, the UT government has made Domicile Status Certificate as an eligibility condition for admission to educational institutions in Jammu and Kashmir.

‘Only domiciles can appear in BOPEE Entrance Tests’

The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Wednesday ordered that only domiciles will be eligible to sit in entrance tests conducted for professional courses of Jammu and Kashmir.

Permanent residents of J&K need to obtain domicile certificate

The Government today notified Jammu and Kashmir Grant of Domicile Certificate (Procedure) Rules, 2020.

Domicile Certificate Row: Protests erupt after Yasin Malik detained in Pulwama

Pulwama: Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Chief Yasin Malik was detained after he attempted to lead a protest rally against the issuance of...

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High salt intake, uncontrolled BP raise stroke risk in Kashmir

Excessive salt consumption, uncontrolled high blood pressure, obesity, unhealthy dietary habits and physical inactivity are among the major factors increasing the risk of stroke.

Railways to offer concessional freight rates to transport Kashmir fruit

Kashmir's Horticulture Department and Northern Railway are exploring concessional freight rates to move fruit consignments by train using available return cargo capacity.

J&K’s new media policy nears finalisation; may cover Facebook, Instagram: Official

J&K Director Information Mamta Yadav says the new media policy is under examination and may include provisions covering platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.

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NC govt lacks political will to free youth facing incarceration, says Waheed Para

Waheed Para said that the current NC-led government has the power to drop cases against young people who are imprisoned, but they lack the political will to do so.

When ‘come back tomorrow’ becomes a public service failure

We often treat accessibility as a feature of a building or website. But access is also a question of responsibility, in case of public service.