Ladakh Traffic Jam Viral Video Sparks Overtourism Concerns on Nubra-Pangong Route By: Javid Amin | 11 June 2026 Viral Nubra-Pangong Traffic Jam Raises Questions About […]
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“Hanging Between Trust and Mistrust”: Sonam Wangchuk’s Warning Puts Spotlight Back on Ladakh’s Unresolved Demands
Sonam Wangchuk Urges Centre for Ladakh Talks | Statehood & Sixth Schedule Debate Intensifies By: Javid Amin | 12 April 2026 A Region in Limbo: […]
Tatapani Hot Spring: The Healing Waters of Kalakote — Where Faith, Science, and Sustainability Converge
Tatapani Hot Spring is a natural geothermal marvel nestled in the Kalakote tehsil of Rajouri district. Revered for its therapeutic and medicinal properties, the spring […]
Kashmir’s Polluted Paradise: How Unregulated Tourism Is Slowly Strangling the Rivers of Pahalgam
Unregulated Tourism Threatens Rivers in Pahalgam | Environmental Crisis in Kashmir’s Tourism Belt By: Javid Amin | 10 October 2025 Paradise Under Pressure For decades, […]
Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram implement GRAP Stage 2 to combat air pollution
Under this, the air quality panel has asked the authorities in the NCR region to increase parking fees to discourage private transport. The air quality […]
Kashmir Faces Power Shortage as Dry Spell Reduces Hydropower Output
With prolonged dry spell leading to the reduction in water level in most of the water bodies across the Valley, the Kashmir-based power houses are […]
Pahalgam’s tourism carrying capacity exceeded, leading to environmental degradation and social disruption
Pahalgam’s environment and culture under threat from tourism By : Javid Amin Pahalgam, nestled in the picturesque region of Jammu and Kashmir, India, has long […]
Persistent Heatwave in Kashmir: Receding River Levels Impact Apple Quality
Dry weather and above normal temperatures in Kashmir over seven weeks have adversely affected horticulture production, particularly apple, but have proved good for paddy crop, […]
Kashmir’s summer capital records hottest September day in 53 years
The previous record was of 33.8-degree C recorded on September 1, 1970 Tuesday’s maximum temperature at 34.2-degree Celsius in Srinagar has broken a 53-year-old record. […]
Urbanization: A major threat to remaining water bodies in Kashmir’s capital
Study shows that 50% of small and big waterbodies have vanished over past century By: Hilal Mir Mughli Sidiq Mir, 88, from the Zaldagar area […]