PROTECTING KASHMIR’S WILDLIFE ON WORLD WILDLIFE DAY

World Wildlife Day on March 3 emphasizes the need for global awareness about wildlife conservation, particularly in Kashmir, where it intertwines with human survival and cultural identity. The region’s unique ecosystems, like those home to the critically endangered Hangul, are vital for ecological balance and human livelihoods. Conservation efforts are crucial amidst climate change and environmental threats.

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE KASHMIR VALLEY

The Kashmir Valley, celebrated for its breathtaking beauty and deep cultural traditions, has also been shaped by the role of infrastructure in influencing its social and economic direction. Situated in the Himalayas with enormous possibilities for growth, the Kashmir valley has long dealt with the challenges of distance, weather and circumstances that slowed progress. Yet,…