Jammu and Kashmir is confronting a major water crisis due to an 80% deficit in rainfall, raising the risk of drought. Chief ...

SRINAGAR: The historic spring at the famed Achabal Mughal garden in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district has dried up for the ...

SRINAGAR: Snowless winters over the past five years have brought Kashmir’s water resources to a critical point, according to ...

Around 700 Chinar trees still stand tall at Naseem Bagh in Kashmir University. Under the Jammu and Kashmir Land Revenue Act, 1996 Chinar trees cannot be cut or removed without the permission of ...

The Jammu and Kashmir government has initiated the 'Digital Tree Aadhaar' programme to protect the iconic chinar trees by creating a digital database with QR codes and geo-tagging technology.

Tariq said chinar trees date back around 2,000 years in the valley and informed that a separate research is going on to determine the age of the chinar trees in Kashmir. “While the oldest chinar ...

According to data from the JKFRI, Kashmir ... 28,560 chinar trees have been geo-tagged across the region, with fresh plantations covered in recent years. Chinars grow in Jammu’s Chenab Valley ...

Srinagar: A "Digital Tree Aadhaar" programme has been launched by the Jammu and Kashmir government for conservation of the majestic Chinars which will see creation of a comprehensive database of ...

In order to preserve Chinar trees, the Jammu and Kashmir Forest Department is giving unique identity numbers to each Chinar tree in the Union Territory. Who has won the most Grammy Awards?

It is 14.78 meters tall and is located in Kashmir's Budgam district. The tree was adored by Mughal Emperors such as Akbar, Jahangir, and even Aurangzeb. It has even been dubbed the“royal tree.” ...

The Jammu and Kashmir government has launched the 'Digital Tree Aadhaar' initiative to preserve the iconic Chinar trees. This project uses geo-tagging and QR codes to track and protect these ...