World Hypertension Day was observed across the globe on May 17. This year, the theme was `Controlling Hypertension Together: check your blood pressure regularly, defeat the silent killer’. Hypertension or high blood
Self-enumeration under Census 2027 began in Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Gujarat, and Puducherry on Sunday. It will be followed by housing listing and housing census field operations from June 1 to June 30. Self-enumeration is also currently underway in Uttar Pradesh. Houselisting
In the aftermath of a painful tragedy at Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives and shook the Valley, the resilience of Kashmir and the courage of its people and visitors are quietly writing
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is becoming one of the most widespread liver conditions in the world. Closely linked to rising levels of obesity and type 2 diabetes, its increasing prevalence reflects
The attack in Pahalgam has once again plunged Kashmir into sorrow, leaving 27 civilians—mostly tourists—dead in one of the most horrifying strikes the valley has witnessed in years. These were people who
Ramban district has been gripped by a devastating natural calamity caused by continuous heavy rains. The calamity triggered a cloudburst and flash floods, causing panic across the district. Two minor siblings, along
World Heritage Day, observed annually on April 18, is dedicated to drawing attention to the value of cultural and natural heritage across the globe. Recognized internationally, the day highlights the importance of
Kashmir Valley is witnessing an increase in the number of road mishaps. The recent road accident in Handwara, claiming the lives of two college students and injuring several others, has reignited a
During the recently concluded session of the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly, it was revealed that, out of 86 pesticide and fertiliser samples found to be substandard across the Union Territory, 85
Fire Service Week, observed every year from April 14 to 20 in India, provides a solemn yet vital opportunity for authorities to recalibrate their approach toward public safety through a deeper engagement
Floriculture holds immense promise for Kashmir, not only as a source of beauty but as a viable livelihood option that aligns with the Valley’s natural endowments and cultural sensibilities. With the Indian
The Pampore Karewas—large, flat areas of elevated land—are currently covered in bright yellow mustard flowers and wild tulips. These fields are not planned gardens or tourist spots, but their beauty competes with
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