Srinagar: The political impasse in Jammu and Kashmir today took a new turn with Omar Abdullah asking Governor N N Vohra to relieve him as caretaker Chief Minister, saying the state needed a full-time administrator
Srinagar: Separatist leader and chairman of Hurriyat Conference breakaway group Syed Ali Geelani has appealed to Kashmiri Muslims to stop the PDP from forming govt with BJP by all means.Addressing the executive council (majlis-e-shoora) meeting
Srinagar: PDP today lashed out at outgoing Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for his criticism of BJP on the issue of AFSPA, saying the NC leader was trying to subvert efforts of the
Srinagar: Outgoing Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said it was a “great pity” that athletes feel they have to “lobby” and “jostle with each other” for Padma awards.Omar's comments came after boxer
Srinagar: Outgoing Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today questioned BJP's reported negotiations with PDP, which wants revocation of AFSPA, saying the ruling party at the Centre had accused him of compromising national security whenever he raised
Srinagar: National Conference today advised PDP to stop “fishing in desert” and not twist facts to suit the desire of its patron Mufti Mohammed Sayeed to grab power in Jammu and Kashmir in alliance with
Srinagar: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) today accused outgoing Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of deriving “sadistic pleasure” over intensification of violence along Indo-Pak border.“By saying ‘Mufti's dream of early Indo-Pak dialogue was crashing' with apparent reference
Bengaluru: As stalemate continued in Jammu and Kashmir over government formation, BJP chief Amit Shah today said his party is looking at “all possibilities” and hoped that a decision will come “anytime”.“All options are open
Srinagar: Apparently referring to recent skirmish at the border with Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said if PDP chief Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's possible alliance with BJP was based on “dream” of
Srinagar/Mumbai: As the impasse over government formation in Jammu and Kashmir persisted for the 11th day on Friday, BJP on Friday said said talks were on with both PDP and NC but there has been
Srinagar: A political churning which saw BJP making significant gains in assembly elections and a natural disaster in the form of unprecedented floods marked the year 2014 for Jammu and Kashmir.The elections to the 87-member
Srinagar: The newly-elected MLAs of National Conference today authorised party president Farooq Abdullah and working president Omar Abdullah to take a decision on government formation in Jammu and Kashmir.“All the (newly-elected) representatives have reposed their
Srinagar: PDP MLA Mohammad Ashraf Mir, who scored a victory over Omar Abdullah from Sonawar assembly seat, has stoked a controversy after a video surfaced purportedly showing him firing several rounds from an automatic rifle
Srinagar: Talks between the BJP and the PDP for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir is expected to continue Friday, party sources said.BJP top sources told IANS that two rounds of talks were held Thursday
New Delhi: BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav has denied media reports that the outgoing Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah held meeting with BJP leaders in Delhi this morning."News about BJP leaders meeting
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is all set to resign from the top post today after making a customary call on state Governor NN Vohra.The 44-year-old Chief Minister defeated Nazir Ahmad Khan
Srinagar: The outgoing Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday hinted at an intriguing possibility of supporting his party National Conference's (NC) rival PDP in forming a government in the State after the
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah will submit his resignation tomorrow when he will make a customary call on state Governor N N Vohra.The chief minister, whose party National Conference won 17 seats,
Srinagar: PDP today emerged as the single largest party closely followed by BJP in second spot in Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls, in a highly fragmented mandate that threw open various options of government-formation.Peoples Democratic
Srinagar: The outgoing Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today hinted at an intriguing possibility of supporting his party National Conference's (NC) bitter political rival PDP in forming a government in the state after
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