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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

Kashmir grapples with a severe water crisis and agricultural challenges due to a prolonged dry spell and heatwave. The situation prompts public protests and a reevaluation of water management and farming practices amid escalating climate change impacts.

On the way to Gurez valley, there are many beautiful sights to see, but Razdan Top or Razdan Pass, a mountain pass at 3,300 meters (11,672 feet) that serves as the gateway to one of India's most secluded Gurez valleys.

Srinagar faced its hottest day in 25 years at 35.6°C, triggering health advisories and weather warnings. Gulmarg also recorded its highest July temperature in 11 years at 25.7°C. The heatwave has caused water shortages.

“If only half of the registered consumers with DisComs (distribution companies) in J&K initiated the installation of solar rooftop systems, approximately 50 percent of the energy demand for consumers could be met,”

The Railways Ministry plans to expand railway lines through the region. Farmers, who rely on these orchards for their livelihoods, are protesting against the project.

Environmental and social organizations in India are uniting under the banner of People for Himalaya to demand a complete ban

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued a directive for a comprehensive review of the Jammu & Kashmir government’s approach

The cutting down of 234 trees at the 111-year-old campus of Amar Singh College in Srinagar has caused anger among locals in Kashmir.

Less snowfall, more rainfall and floods: climate change poses a great threat to India’s north-most region’s water and food security. But, how do these things go together?