In Anantnag, Kashmir, the felling of Chinar trees for "pruning" has ... district authorities said that they were cutting dry branches of the trees. “It has come to our notice that misleading ...

Dismissing the reports, district authorities said that they were cutting dry branches ... the cutting of Chinar trees in the parking area of the Wildlife Warden Kashmir’s office at Hokersar ...

With a severe rainfall and snow deficit, some residents of Kashmir, an area known for its snow-capped ... providing scenic beauty to the park nestled among majestic Chinar trees. This stream is a ...

“Several trees in Rani Bagh had dry branches, and the department had ... The controversy erupted weeks after the Jammu and Kashmir government initiated a geo-tagging programme to conserve Chinar trees ...

Was it pruning or felling? The alleged chopping of centuries-old chinar trees in Indian-administered Kashmir has sparked outrage, with locals and photos suggesting they were cut down, while the ...

Under the Jammu and Kashmir Land Revenue Act of 1996, Chinar trees cannot be felled or removed without approval from a divisional commissioner – a high-ranking government authority. Even on ...

Was it pruning or felling? The alleged chopping of centuries-old chinar trees in Indian-administered Kashmir has sparked outrage, with locals and photos suggesting they were cut down, while the ...

District Floriculture Officer Anantnag said only pruning of dried and hazardous branches of old Chinar trees was carried out at Ranibagh Park with due authorization to ensure public safety.