Weekly

As construction spreads across J&K, a long-term decline in paddy acreage raises questions about the future of farming. Amir Yaseen reports.

Six deaths and nearly 90 injuries expose Kashmir’s growing struggle with human-wildlife encounters. Mir Suneem reports.

J&K’s 10-year plan aims to turn discarded materials into jobs, businesses, and resources. Tabish Khan reports.

New safeguards aim to protect farmers in emerging carbon markets, but J&K’s financial gains remain uncertain. Wajahat Iqbal Kashtwari reports.

Srinagar’s return to evening flights offers a winter connectivity boost, but weather and tourism will shape the recovery. Bilquees Punjabi writes.

Kashmir needs faster business approvals without compromising its fragile ecology, agricultural land and urban planning. Bisma Rafiq writes.

J&K’s new industrial policy moves towards finalisation, with the Finance Department to vet incentives. Moien Darial reports.

Kashmir’s honey production has surged, but erratic flowering, migratory beekeeping and sophisticated adulteration are raising questions about authenticity. Syed Sameer Ahmad Nazki reports.

With more than 2 lakh dog-bite cases reported in 2 years, J&K is turning to specialist teams to confront a growing public-safety challenge. Amir Yaseen reports.

J&K aims to finalise master plans for 25 cities and towns by March-end, but most remain at preliminary stages. Mir Suneem reports.