Kashmir, Chinar trees and India
India turns to geo-tagging to conserve Kashmir's iconic 'Chinar' trees
Authorities in Indian Kashmir are geo-tagging thousands of 'Chinar' trees to create a comprehensive database for their management and help conserve them amid threats from rising urbanisation, road-widening projects and diseases.
Kashmir's Mughal Gardens highlight the region's historical and cultural significance, featuring stunning designs, vibrant ...
India captain Rohit Sharma's poor form in continued as he got dismissed for 3 off 19 balls before Mumbai conceded their first ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the maiden train connecting Jammu to Kashmir in the first or second week of ...
The minimum temperature dropped in Kashmir on Thursday, with the Meteorological Department forecasting mainly dry weather until the end of the month — the remaining part of the 40-day harshest winter ...
India’s prime minister marked the opening of a tunnel in the northeast of disputed Kashmir that will grant all-year ...
A recent report by The Wire highlighted systematic demolitions of Muslim homes as collective punishment, rebranding ...
PAMPORE, India, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Tucked in a valley beneath the snow-capped Himalayas of the Indian Kashmir region is the town of Pampore, famed for its farms that grow the world's most ...
In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, posters have condemned Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Indian Army ...
The trial was conducted under the careful supervision of railway authorities, ensuring all safety and operational parameters ...
The $932 million project includes a second tunnel and a series of bridges and high mountain roads that will link Kashmir with ...
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reaffirms Pakistan's support for Kashmir's self-determination, while India emphasizes Jammu and ...
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