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Semester system devastating for students, says Prof Tariq Ashai

SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir College Teachers Association's President, Professor Tariq Ashai has expressed serious concern over the unprecedented delay in the completion of...

Semester system takes toll on students pursuing graduation

SRINAGAR — The continuation of semester system of exams for undergraduate courses in Kashmir University (KU) affiliated colleges has proven costly for the students.According...

Admission Notice for Undergraduate 3rd Semester, 2017

In continuation to Notice No. F(Admn-3rd Sem.BG)Reg/KU/16 dated 11/01/2017 issued by the Assistant Registrar, Registration related to Admission Notice for Undergraduate 3rd Semester, 2017,...

Experts pitch for semester system in Kashmir colleges

Experts have called for initiating the reforms in the education system by utilizing the six months of ‘literal vacations’ provided by the floods as an opportunity.

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Shikhar Dhawan, Aakash Chopra call for more cricket opportunities in J&K

Shikhar Dhawan and Aakash Chopra backed more cricket opportunities in J&K, saying exposure, leagues and infrastructure could help local players progress.

India says UN maps must depict J&K, Ladakh as per official map

India said UN-initiated maps must depict Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh according to its official map, calling any incorrect or misleading representation unacceptable.

Pakistani LeT terrorist Yasir killed in Budgam, officials say

Security forces killed Pakistani national and LeT terrorist Yasir in Budgam’s Yusmarg during Operation Ashdar, officials said as searches continued for another suspect.

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Royal Premier League final draws thousands to Pulwama amid traffic congestion

The Royal Premier League final between Sultan Warriors Baramulla and Royal Goodwill Cricket Club drew thousands to Pulwama, causing traffic congestion.

J&K’s digital jobs push needs a verification receipt before trust breaks

To combat fake job offers in Jammu & Kashmir, employers must adopt a "verification receipt" to help candidates instantly identify legitimate opportunities.