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Saving saffron

J&K proposes a strategy

Indus water row resurfaces

J&K's Wullar lake rid of encroachments

Making a killing

Poor quality pesticide trade thrives in J&K

Home run

J&K halts export of willow clefts used for making cricket bats

Healing touch

J&K proposes prescription for reviving medicinal plants

River revival

Project launched in J&K

Shooting up

Cancer in violence-torn J&K

Fire on mountain

Forest blaze guts hundreds of trees in Jammu hills

Deer under threat

Recent deer deaths reveal the vulnerability of animals even in their natural habitat

Weeding out corruption

The Save Dal Lake project is embroiled in a multi-crore scam

Diseased fields

Dying paddy crops leave Kashmir valley farmers high and dry. The state government chips in late to combat the crisis

Save Dal mission impossible?

The Dal lake is shrinking. It's waters are weed-ridden. Untreated waste finds its way into the water. People continue to "build" land …

Hit for six

Kashmiri bat-makers face willow shortage

The mushroom of the royal

Nature has bestowed Kashmir with extraordinary climatic conditions and forest cover, apt for different mushroom varieties including gucchi (…

Wings Of Change

Migratory birds stage a comeback after a long hiatus as Kashmir wetlands get a fresh lease of life

Beyond the odds

Kashmiri youth reach out to people in the midst of war and loss with their 'environmental awareness' campaign

Beyond the odds

Kashmiri youth reach out to people in the midst of war and loss with their 'environmental awareness' campaign

Depolluting Dal

They are not concerned about the troubles in the valley. Their main concern is to save Dal lake from death

A Ray of Hope

At least 80 per cent of solid waste generated by the Dal Lake dwellers is being disposed off safely due to the efforts of hope

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