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MLC G N Monga says controversial issues raised by the current regime are bound to witness turmoil in the Valley Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) Vice President and MLC G N Monga says that the…

New Delhi: Air and dust pollution from road traffic may be a threat to Kashmir's silk sector, already dogged by the lack of cocoon-processing infrastructure, declining production and farmers' abandonment of silkworm-rearing. Scientists…

Srinagar: The idyll of Kashmir is ill prepared for an influx of tourists, writes Athar Parvaiz from north-east India. Environmentalists fear the features that attract visitors could prove the region’s undoing. India’s…

Srinagar: Kashmir has witnessed some of the worst episodes in its long history both in terms of human suffering and material destruction. However, the wanton destruction of its Environment during last decade and a half has no parallel in…

SINGAPORE: Small and medium enterprises (SME) in Singapore have turned slightly optimistic about their prospects for the next six months, with firms in all industry sectors showing improvement in their outlooks, a survey by the Singapore…

Sarojini Nadimpally In addition to being a violation of human rights, the continued use of pellet guns has meant an incredible amount of pressure on the state's public healthcare system and medical professionals. “I was returning…

China: Microsoft's supremo for China has told state-owned China Daily that Redmond's ready roll out version of Windows 10 with extra security features demanded by China's government. "We have already developed the first version of the…

New York: Annoying sites that open hard-to-eradicate “Do you want to leave this site? Are you sure?” dialogues are in Chrome's cross-hairs: the Chrome team has decided JavaScript dialogues offer too much scope for abuse, and is laying out a…

New York: Today's technopanic about robots and AI, largely created by the media, may be overstated. New modelling published this week attempts to isolate the impact of industrial automation from other factors, and envisage what the…

New Delhi: Phones, rings and bags are among the most common items customers have left behind in Uber cabs in India, according to a list published by the ride hailing app which also includes some unusual entries like puppies as well as a…