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Crowd Vs Conservation
Kashmir’s tourism boom is testing whether the Valley can welcome visitors without exhausting the landscape that attracts them. Amir Yaseen reports.
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Work Without Waiting
Behind the optimism of a Srinagar job fair lies an urgent question: can J&K create enough opportunities for its ambitious young generation? Mir Suneem reports.
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Meadows Must Matter
The Western Himalayas’ alpine grasslands may seem timeless, but fragile ecosystems face growing pressure. Tabish Khan reports.
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The Frozen Warning
As Himalayan glaciers retreat and glacial lakes expand, scientists race to map the floods that could follow. Wajahat Iqbal Kashtwari reports.
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Speed Up Hiring
Every recruitment cycle that takes years to conclude keeps aspirants trapped in uncertainty.
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Lifeline In Limbo
The Srinagar-Jammu highway is Kashmir’s lifeline, and every closure comes at a heavy cost. Bilquees Punjabi writes.
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1178 Hectares Gone
The rising diversion of forest land raises a larger question: how much of Kashmir’s natural heritage can development afford to consume? Moien Darial writes.
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Warning From Japan
In Japanese village, Fudai, foresight outlived its architect; in Kashmir, the warning is still waiting to be heeded. Amir Yaseen reports.
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Tunnels Toward Tomorrow
Tunnel plans for Sadhna and Razdan Passes aim to end winter isolation in J&K’s remote border valleys. Bisma Rafiq reports.
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Run, Kashmir, Run
From packed gyms and women-only fitness clubs to half-marathons and early-morning runs, Kashmir is discovering a new relationship with health, movement, and the body. Amir Yaseen reports.