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July 20 Institute of Islamic Culture and Civilization (IICC), on Sunday organized a felicitation event for the recently appointed faculty members in the discipline of Islamic Studies at Higher Secondary, College and University level at Kothi Bagh higher secondary srinagar. The event started off with the welcome address by the director of IICC, Zahoor Ahmad Shah who introduced the importance of Islamic Studies discipline and how it can play an important role in shaping an ethical and multidisciplinary normative framework to engage with diverse issues of our society. Prof. G. N. Khaki, Head Department of Islamic Studies, Centre for Central Asian Studies, University of Kashmir highlighted the responsibility of Islamic Studies faculty and how this discipline not only is seen as a medium ...

July 29 Sajad Hameed The Jammu Kashmir Health department has launched an investigation into allegations that a fake doctor has been duping gullible since a year in North Kashmirs Baramulla, Kupwara and Bandipora districts claiming he was an orthopaedic expert. One of the clinics of the doctor under scanner of department of health and police has been sealed at Hyderbagh Pattan. The accused Tariq Ahmad Teli, 32, is a resident of Chokar Pattan, and was “practising” as orthopaedic doctor. On his prescription he has been claiming to have all the degrees including MBBS from MTR university Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh, and MS from Rajiv Medical College. The block medical officer Pattan, according to sources lodged a complaint and on which police station Pattan lodged an FIR 156/2018 u...

July 28 For the fourth month in a row, teachers working at Government Degree College in Kulgam District have not received salary. Demanding payment, they held a protest demonstration pn Saturday and refused to teach students warning the authorities in case of further delay. The teachers while speaking to The Kashmiriyat alleged that due to non-payment of salaries their lives have become miserable. Despite them repeatedly knocking the doors of officials, nothing has been done in the regard, they alleged. “As days are passing, it’s getting more difficult for us to manage without salaries. We have no option but to protest. We have only received assurances that our salaries will be credited to our accounts every month,” said a teacher. “Despite the fact that teachers work for lo...

July 28 The University of kashmir has announced dates for counselling in various undergraudate courses including BBA/BCA/B.Sc-IT/ B.A. (Hons) Mass Communication & Multimedia Production (MCMP) for the Academic Session 2018. The University through a circular has said that the counselling is scheduled on 30.07.2018 to 31.07.2018 at 11:00 a.m in the office chamber of the Dean, College Development Council. The desirous candidates have been asked to report to seek admissions in the colleges affiliated to University of Kashmir. and asked to bring along Matriculation Marks Certificate, Marks Card of 12th Class, State Subject Certificate/School Leaving Certificate, Reserved Category Certificate (if any) signed by the competent authority and a Pay-in-slip for Rs.500/- per course (if not...

July 10 The School Education Department Jammu Kashmir has issued a circular ordering the closure of Schools upto Higher Secondary level from the 19th of June. In the circular issued on Tuesday, the Department has announced the summer vacations from Jammu as well as Kashmir valley up to 28th of July. The Board has asked all the Schools to comply with the orders issued today.

July 07 Keeping the curfew imposed at Tral in view, the officials at Kashmir University have decided that a separate exam will be held for Tral students. Keeping the Curfew in view, the University has decided to conduct hold separate exams for the students from Tral who were writing any exam today due to the Curfew imposed in the area. Strict Curfew has been imposed in the Tral belt ahead of the second anniversary of Hizb Commander, Burhan Wani.

June 29 The railway authorities have decided to shut the railway services tomorrow from banihal to Srinagar. "In the view of flood situation, the railway authorities have decided to shut the railway services on Saturday from Banihal to Srinagar," a railway official told The Kashmiriyat. The divisional commissioner Kashmir range has also issued a notification ordering schools to remain shut tomorrow. Meanwhile water levels are slowly reducing in Jhelum tributaries including Waishaw and Arpat.

April 21   Sameer Kashmiri It is the dream of every parent to see their children grow up into healthy and capable individuals. Parents often sacrifice their entire lives raising their children in the hope that their children will provide them a shoulder of support in their old age. But not everyone is as lucky. Sometimes for a parent this blessing comes with certain hardships.  For 75 year old Mukhti Begam, parenthood means looking after two blind children. Sitting on the verandah of her humble abode in Sandoo, a village which lies at a distance of 3 kilometres from the main town of Islamabad (Anantnag), Mukhti Begam seems like any other ordinary woman. But after talking to her, one begins to see her in a different light. Mukhti Begam recalls being beyond ecstatic on learning ab...

April 20 After protests by students accross the Kashmir valley to demand justice for the 8 year old rape victim, the authorities in Kashmir have decided to suspend Classwork in many parts of the valley. Read the district wise list below:- The classwork in Degree Colleges and Higher Secondary Schools of Islamabad town and Bijbehara Town shall remain suspended tomorrow on 21st April. District Administration, the DC of Islamabad confirmed to The Kashmiriyat. In Kulgam, the officials said that Class work in Degree College kulgam and Boys Hr sec school kulgam shall remain suspended tomorrow. Similarly In Shopian and Pulwama the district administration officials confirmed that Higher secondaries and colleges will remain closed as a preventive measure. The Degree College of Sopore includi...

April  02 Kashmir University authorities on Monday have postponed all the exams scheduled on April 3, 2018. In view of concerns expressed by students, all Kashmir University examinations scheduled to be held on April 3, 2018 (Tuesday) are postponed, The spokesman said.buy metformin online noprescriptionrxbuyonline.com/metformin.html no prescription buy vibramycin generic buy vibramycin generic Fresh dates for the deferred examinations shall be notified separately, later. Meanwhile, the classwork in the teaching departments shall remain suspended on April 3, 2018.