Srinagar: Even as the ruling National Conference felt the time was not “appropriate” for holding polls in Jammu and Kashmir because of last month's devastating floods, its coalition partner Congress and opposition parties in the
Srinagar: National Conference today said it was not an opportune time for the elections in Jammu and Kashmir as the state was reeling under the aftermaths of the devastating floods and decided to hold deliberations
Jammu: Sham Lal Sharma, senior Congress leader and Jammu and Kashmir minister for public health engineering, irrigation and flood control, has quit."I called on the state president of my party Saif-ud-Din Soz yesterday (Friday) evening
Srinagar: The National Conference spokesperson Mehboob Baig today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meager amount of Rs 745 crore for the flood-hit victims in Jammu and Kashmir when they had demanded a larger sum that
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said BJP's win in Haryana and Maharashtra would have some effect on the assembly elections in the state, but maintained that the influence would not be
Srinagar: The Election Commission today interacted with political parties in Jammu and Kashmir as part of exercise to decide the timing of assembly polls in the state which was recently ravaged by floods.While the National
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Tuesday hit out at Pakistan saying it should try to improve its internal situation rather than resort to firing and shelling villages here.“Their (Pakistan's) internal situation is
Srinagar: The ruling National Conference (NC) and opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members on Saturday engaged in a war of words in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly over the alleged Marhama land scam.Speaker Mubarak Gul
Srinagar: There was ruckus in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly Tuesday as the opposition PDP legislators disturbed the proceedings of the house, demanding discussion on cases registered against stone pelters in the Valley.Speaker Mubarak Gul
Jammu: Ruling National Conference today hit back at its erstwhile ally Congress over its reported remarks on “governance deficit” in Jammu and Kashmir, saying if at all there is any governance deficit in the state,
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said conspiracies being hatched by peace inimical elements will not deter National Conference (NC) from performing its role of steering the state to a new era of
Jammu: Does former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Ghulam Nabi Azad opting out of the forthcoming assembly elections prove he is unsure of his personal victory?Azad made his announcement after he told a Congress convention
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the pre-poll alliance between National Conference and Congress for Lok Sabha polls was “dysfunctional” in the Valley as the vote share of the national party
Srinagar: It needed the rout of the Lok Sabha polls for the National Conference and the Congress to realize they will fare better fighting the Jammu and Kashmir elections separately.Each party -- members of an
Jammu: The NC-Congress coalition in Jammu and Kashmir today hit the rocks as the two parties announced that they will go it alone in the Assembly polls in the state due later this year.Congress leaders
Jammu: Congress workers Saturday told the party top brass that they must not fight the forthcoming assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir in alliance with the National Conference.Their views were made at one-day convention of
Srinagar: Ruling National Conference today announced the first list of its 32 candidates for the forthcoming Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir, giving mandate to 20 of the 28 sitting MLAs.Speaker of state Legislative Assembly
Srinagar: Ruling National Conference today announced the first list of its 32 candidates for the forthcoming Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir, giving mandate to 20 of the 28 sitting MLAs.Speaker of state Legislative Assembly
Srinagar: Opposition Jammu and Kashmir PDP today hit out at Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, accusing him of doublespeak over the issue of central government planning to set up an IIT in Jammu region of the
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has said that initiatives have been taken to make tourism attractive for investors in the state and also to enhance economic growth of the youth. “Pilgrim, adventure,
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