Radiation Scare

[ad_1] As otherwise abundant bird species get rare in the cities, experts hold electromagnetic radiation responsible for the mess. The faster communication technologies will add to the stress of the birds and impact an ecological balance, reports Umaima Reshi Migratory Birds Flying-high-in Hokersar Wetland With the 5G already becoming popular, the debate about its possible…

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Preserving Natural Heritage

Preserving Natural Heritage

[ad_1] With 60000 specimens, the 51-year-old Kashmir University Herbarium (KASH) is the only address for studying the diverse plant basket of Kashmir, Jammu and Ladakh. In near future, it is planning to get digitized, reports Insha Shirazi Mrs and Mr Dr Ralph R Stewart, the last major botanist who immensely contributed to the taxonomy in…

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A Lake Exploration

A Lake Exploration

[ad_1] A cultural anthropologist gives time to Kashmir’s famed Dal Lake and generates an impressive piece of literature, writes Insha Shirazi Tourists enjoying a sunset in Dal lake, rendered golden by the sub. KL Image Bilal Bahadur Michael J Casimir’s The Cultural Ecology of the Dal Lake in Kashmir is a thorough and instructive exploration…

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Sher Bagh, Anantnag

Sher Bagh, Anantnag

[ad_1] Once upon a time, the garden was an address for peak summer bathing, swimming and prayers. Now, Sher Bagh is a place for a brief halt for patients visiting the women’s hospital, reports Aasiya Nazir Once the town’s coolest place for prayers, fresh air, and rest, Anantnag’s Sher Bagh is a sort of ruin…

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