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Anti-hail nets become lifeline for orchardists

Srinagar: Once a luxury, anti-hail nets have become a necessity among the apple growers, with demand for these safety nets growing among the orchardists. Every year, hailstorms cause huge damage to the

May. 20, 2026

by Firdous Hassan

India Will Ensure Zero Casualty During Heat Waves: Amit Shah

Ghaziabad : Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said the Centre has prepared a comprehensive plan to ensure “zero human casualty” during heat waves across the country in the coming years. Speaking after presenting the President’s Colour to the

May. 14, 2026

by Monitor News Bureau

Solo travellers discover Kashmir

Srinagar: Come summer, Kashmir is witnessing a surge in queries from solo travellers seeking to explore

Darakhshan calls for subsidized solar installations

SRINAGAR: A grand Invergy Technical Seminar was held in Srinagar by CStar Infra Solutions, where innovative

`Save today, survive tomorrow’: J&K government installs geo-tagged boundary pillars in forests to curb encroachment

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government has installed thousands of geo-tagged boundary pillars in forests to curb encroachment. Geographical tagging is the process of adding geographical identification data to any fixed object. This data

Jan. 6, 2023

Environment·Kashmir·Latest News

Brown bear diet shocker: J&K wildlife department to prosecute people for dumping garbage near forests

SRINAGAR: Alarmed by the unnatural dietary habits of endangered brown bears, the Jammu and Kashmir Wildlife Department has decided to penalize the people and organizations involved in dumping garbage in forests and

Dec. 20, 2022

Environment·Kashmir·Lead Stories

Jal Jeevan Mission: J&K govt to supply clean tap water to entire population in next 6 months

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government has sought assistance from District Level Project Management Units (DLPMU) to achieve 100 percent saturation under Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM). Under Jal Jeevan Mission, which was launched

Dec. 7, 2022

Environment·Kashmir·Latest News

Watch: How wildlife photographer trekked 165 kilometers in bone-chilling cold to click snow leopards

A wildlife photographer trekked over 165 kilometres in the bone-chilling cold to capture breathtaking images of a highly elusive snow leopard. Kittiya Pawlowski posted her heartwarming story on Instagram about clicking snow

Nov. 12, 2022

Environment·Latest News

`Freddie and Alton’: Namibian Cheetahs draw first blood in India; hunt deer

Two cheetahs brought from Namibia drew first blood after they hunted down a cheetal (spotted deer) in the wee hours of Monday It was their first kill within 24 hours of their

Nov. 8, 2022

Environment·India

Passive solar greenhouses: How Ladakh farmers are harvesting `crops of hope’ in bone-chilling winter

Srinagar: As the icy-cold winds howl against the barren hills of Ladakh, Dechen Angmo’s vegetable garden, a passive solar greenhouse, comes as a solace in the dark winter. It provides him with

Oct. 29, 2022

Environment·Lead Stories

`A neglected trauma’: Human-animal conflict claims 12 lives in Kashmir in 7 months

Srinagar: Kashmir is witnessing a sharp increase in the incidents of human-wildlife conflict with over 12 deaths reported in the last seven months. Wildlife Department data accessed by The Kashmir Monitor reveal

Oct. 27, 2022

Environment·Kashmir·News

`Impact of climate change on glacial lakes’: Centre awards mega research project to KU

Srinagar: Ministry of Earth Sciences has awarded a mega research project to the University of Kashmir for studying the impact of climate change on the glacial lakes of the Indian Himalayas. Entitled,

Oct. 22, 2022

Environment·Kashmir

Hello 5G: 5.3 billion mobile phones will become waste this year, warn experts

With 5G being rollout in various parts of the world, experts have warned that roughly 5.3 billion mobile/smartphones will drop out of use this year, a majority of them disappearing into drawers,

Oct. 15, 2022

Business·Environment·India·Latest News·News·World

`Encroachment, siltation, pollution’: New study reveals J&K wetlands shrunk by 120 hectares in 10 years

Srinagar: Wetlands in Jammu and Kashmir have shrunk by 120 hectares in the last 10 years. A latest study by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation has revealed that the area

Oct. 5, 2022

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Anti-hail nets become lifeline for orchardists

India Will Ensure Zero Casualty During Heat Waves: Amit Shah

Solo travellers discover Kashmir

Darakhshan calls for subsidized solar installations

`Save today, survive tomorrow’: J&K government installs geo-tagged boundary pillars in forests to curb encroachment

Brown bear diet shocker: J&K wildlife department to prosecute people for dumping garbage near forests

Jal Jeevan Mission: J&K govt to supply clean tap water to entire population in next 6 months

Watch: How wildlife photographer trekked 165 kilometers in bone-chilling cold to click snow leopards

`Freddie and Alton’: Namibian Cheetahs draw first blood in India; hunt deer

Passive solar greenhouses: How Ladakh farmers are harvesting `crops of hope’ in bone-chilling winter

`A neglected trauma’: Human-animal conflict claims 12 lives in Kashmir in 7 months

`Impact of climate change on glacial lakes’: Centre awards mega research project to KU

Hello 5G: 5.3 billion mobile phones will become waste this year, warn experts

`Encroachment, siltation, pollution’: New study reveals J&K wetlands shrunk by 120 hectares in 10 years

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