GNS RAJOURI

By: Salman Nizami. Hamida first smoked opium to dull the nightmares after her husband's violent death. He was shot at his home in front of her at kakapura village in Anantnag district , leaving her a widow at the age of 25 with three young children and a joyless future to look forward to. "I don't know who fired the shot," she said. "But I couldn't stop playing back my memories of him bleeding to death in the yard and nobody to help." In the twilight half-life of an kashmiri widow there was little distraction until a neighbour introduced her to a brown paste. Soon she needed to smoke opium in the morning, at lunchtime and at night. "It gives me comfort and helps me forget my sorrows," she said. "It is a shameful thing. If my brother-in-law found out he would throw me out of his house." India is considered among the world's largest producers of legal opium for medicinal purposes and poppies are grown legally throughout the country,

By ; Amit Sharma GNS Rajouri ;A sleaze video in Rajouri, which has become talk of the town these days , has indicated that a sex racket is operating here involving young girls in the flesh trade by making their porno videos. One such video of a local girl with an official of Airtel Cellular Company is available in Rajouri and can easily be accessed on Mobile phones of several local youth. GNS has also get a copy of the porno clip of about 9 minutes which has been made allegedly by an official of Airtel Cellular Company working in Rajouri. Sources said that the official has reportedly made this video clip with the girl intentionally so that she can be black mailed if refused to work with him in the sex business. Sources said that the video clip of Nowshera girl with the local Airtel official is being circulated in the mobile among the young boys of Rajouri in a very fast speed and today there may be thousands of people who may have seen it in their handsets. As per sources, girl is seen

By; Tahir Mushtaq GNS JAMMU : It seems that Government Medical College (GMC) has forget its professional ethics as it has started repair work in the emergency block without shifting the patients admitted there. The people admitted in the block have to face the dust and unclean surroundings, which can further create health problem for them. According to the sources, the construction work of the emergency block of GMC has been started by the authorities without shifting the patients out in the emergency ward. The cement and the dust is all around the patients admitted in the ward due to which patients find it unhygienic and unsuitable for having treatment. "Whereas, there is a 30 bedded block present in the hospital to accommodate the patients in healthy environment but the authorities is playing with the health of the patients. The block is provided with every possible facility for the patients’ better treatment" they added. The patients have complained about the unhygienic en