Opinion
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| Growing Public discontent about newly promulgated Motor vehicles rules | | | Khushwant S Ranial | 9/18/2019 9:45:45 PM |
| | The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways have recently introduced steep hike in fine for traffic offences by holding the belief that it shall show a definite good results in near future in lessening the rate of road accidents. But the outcry of the public can be heard louder and clear. Some term it as a form of Zazia once Mughal emperors used to levy upon their public. Others rate it as a draconian suppressive law and sheer unbearable height against the principles of democracy. Those who are in opposition have different opinion by stating it as a black authoritarian law and have not supported it from the core of their hearts and have termed it as anti people and non-friendly approach.
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| | | | Review of the book "In the Times of Article 370" | | | Ayanna Kohli | 9/18/2019 9:45:27 PM |
| | "In The Times of Article 370" though a fiction but in fact appears to be a true story of a soldier and well captured and reproduced by the young author, Ayanna Kohli. It is a story of a young officer Ram, who goes to serve in Jammu and Kashmir, when article 370 was in place. The story reveals a cross section of situation in J & K prior to abrogation of article 370. In the first episode, it is depicted as to how the young Kashmiri boys are forced and lured into terrorism, yet the security forces save one of them, who later joins Territorial Army. It brings out as to how Pakistan operates its terrorism model at different layers, hybrid war fare as the author puts it. A young girl Shabnam wa | |
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