Editorial- Page 50

The silver screen has made a triumphant return to Baramulla in North Kashmir after more than three decades of absence. Lt Governor Manoj Sinha has now pledged to set up a Cinema

Recently, a portion of Srinagar’s Boulevard Road along Dal Lake was turned into a ‘no-halt zone’ for vehicles by the authorities to deal with traffic congestion. The decision by Srinagar’s deputy commissioner Mohammad

The Tourism Department on Monday flagged off a series of trekking expeditions as part of steps towards promoting adventure tourism in  Kashmir. The expeditions were flagged off from the Tourist Reception Center,

The sharp rise in the water level of River Jhelum after recent rainfall had set alarm bells ringing among the residents of Srinagar city. Though the level has reduced significantly now after

The first lot of smart city buses is expected to ply in Srinagar in the coming months. As the world grapples with the challenges posed by climate change and rapid urbanization, the

Safety and security for the elderly population is crucial. The unique circumstances in Kashmir including the prevalent social situation and an evolving society, require special attention to ensure the well-being and protection

We are all well aware of the unpredictable weather conditions and increased precipitation in Kashmir. Consequently, flood planning in Kashmir has become a critical aspect of disaster management. The unique geographical characteristics

Kashmir has long been a cherished destination for tourists seeking breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and a peaceful respite. However, one of the significant challenges facing the tourism industry is the issue of

Kashmir, renowned for its pristine natural beauty, faces unique environmental challenges, including pollution and carbon emissions from its transportation sector. Embracing electric vehicles (EVs) presents a compelling solution for Kashmir’s sustainable development.

When Manoj Sinha was appointed as Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, those who conducted a reference check found that he was widely regarded as a ‘Vikas Purush’ or a proponent of