World Environment Day, celebrated on June 5, focuses on environmental issues with 2026’s theme emphasizing “Climate Action.” In Jammu and Kashmir, climate change threatens the region’s ecosystems, impacting water security, agriculture, and biodiversity. Collective efforts are vital for conservation, sustainable practices, and community involvement to protect this unique natural heritage for future generations.
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NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY: A SCIENTIFIC VISION FOR KASHMIR’S FUTURE
National Science Day, celebrated on February 28, honors Sir C. V. Raman’s discovery of the Raman Effect and aims to promote scientific temper and rational thinking, particularly in Kashmir. It emphasizes the importance of science in addressing local challenges, fostering creativity, and encouraging youth, especially women, to engage in scientific pursuits, thus paving the way for sustainable development and progress.
PRESERVING KASHMIR’S NATURAL HERITAGE: DAL LAKE, WULAR AND FOREST CONSERVATION
Kashmir has long been described as paradise on earth, a phrase that risks sounding worn out until one stand at the edge of Dal Lake at dawn or watches the vast expanse of Wular Lake shimmer under a changing sky. These landscapes are not merely scenic backdrops; they are living systems that have shaped Kashmiri…
ECOLOGICAL CONSERVATION IN KAMKARI BOWL
Nestled within the pristine landscapes of the Himalayan region, Kamkari village stands as a testament to the delicate balance between nature and human existence. This bowl, situated in the northernmost part of the Indian subcontinent, is not only a haven for biodiversity but also a crucial watershed that sustains life downstream. As the global call…
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