India has responded decisively to growing tensions with Pakistan, taking multiple steps to protect its national security. Key actions include halting the flow of water from the Chenab River, conducting a blackout drill in Punjab, and closing Wagah border.
As the world faces the consequences of climate change and global warming, India is no different. The effects are visible across the country and the situation in the upper reaches is no different.
Unusual warmth in Kashmir is causing early blooming of fruit trees, risking apple production. Experts warn of economic losses as erratic weather and declining rainfall persist. Farmers urge government intervention amid the region’s driest year in decades.
Kashmir has launched a project to geo-tag Chinar trees, marking them with QR codes that contain 25 details, including their age, health, and location. This aims to protect them from urbanisation, diseases, and destruction.
Severe winter hits India with fog alerts in 18 states, snow in Himachal and Kashmir, and cold waves in the north and central regions. Tourists flock to snowy hills despite freezing conditions.
Layering clothes effectively is the best way to stay warm, as multiple thin layers trap heat better than one thick layer. Start with a breathable base, add insulating middle layers, and protect yourself with a windproof, waterproof outer layer
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) fined the Municipal Committee of Bhaderwah Rs 11.55 lakh for water pollution in the area. The fine follows a report by JKPCC and includes actions for improving water quality and managing waste
A Wildlife SOS report warns of growing human-bear conflicts in Kashmir. With tourism, livestock grazing, & waste issues harming brown bears, NGT directs urgent action. The report recommends improved waste management, regulated tourism, & livestock control
Jammu & Kashmir experienced 27 earthquakes last year, with a significant 5.4 magnitude tremor in June. The region’s vulnerability to seismic activity raises concerns, especially in areas like Doda, Kishtwar, and Srinagar, which face heightened risks
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