No dearth of capital; will invest ₹4 lakh cr in J&K roads: Gadkari
The Union Transport Minister—who was in J&K to review the progress of the Zojila tunnel—elucidated the Centre's intention of catapulting road connectivity in the region.
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Strategic Push: Centre may complete Kashmir-Ladakh tunnel ahead of schedule
The all-weather tunnel will enable round-the-year travel between Srinagar and Ladakh, along with a 90-minute reduction in travel time.
How KEC International dodged the EPC blues
At a time when many midsized infra EPC companies are in a spot due to stretched balance sheets, KEC International has bucked the trend by careful selection of projects and diversification.
Allow Internet the same rights as print media
The Supreme Court has said that indefinite suspension of Internet services is not permissible; and that orders suspending Internet services must not extend beyond the necessary duration.
How Internet access is key to freedom of speech
There have been several instances of Internet shutdown across the country, which has put the right of freedom of speech and expression in jeopardy.
The Kashmir issue has entered global local politics
The attacks on the Indian embassy in London and the protests at Narendra Modi’s ‘Howdy, Modi!’ event in Houston show Kashmir is a hot topic for local politics in the U.S. and the U.K.
All eyes on the Line of Control
After a historic decision to change the constitutional status of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, what happens next? The answer might be at the Line of Control between India and Pakistan.
Monday blues for equity markets
While broader indices Sensex and Nifty 50 fell over 701 and 214 points respectively in intraday trade, S&P BSE MidCap and SmallCap fell 2.15% and 2.59% to record new 52-week lows.
Why India won’t accept mediation in Kashmir
Despite loud noises, the strategic reason for New Delhi never accepting third-party mediation on Kashmir is clear and distinct, and unlikely to change.
Why Pakistan needs to acknowledge India’s generosity on water
Despite the military and economic superiority of India, and its military successes against Pakistan, the Indus Waters Treaty has never been disturbed.
