Dehradun, March 8: The iconic Buransh (Rhododendron arboreum), Uttarakhand’s state flower, has begun blooming unusually early this year, raising concerns among environmentalists and scientists about the impact of climate change
Himalayan Geographic Research Foundation (HGRF) March 2025 Abstract The Himalayas, often referred to as the “Third Pole,” hold the largest ice reserves outside the Arctic and Antarctic. However, climate change
Himalayan Geographic Research Foundation (HGRF) February 2025 Abstract The Himalayas are one of the most seismically active regions on Earth, with a history of devastating earthquakes. The region sits on
Renowned climate activist and innovator Sonam Wangchuk has made an urgent appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling for the establishment of a dedicated commission to assess and safeguard the
Himalayan Geographic Research Foundation (HGRF) February 2025 Abstract The Himalayas are often called the “Water Tower of Asia”, with massive rivers like the Ganga, Brahmaputra, and Indus providing a vast
Himachal Pradesh is set to embark on an ambitious infrastructure project—the construction of India’s longest ropeway, spanning 40 kilometres between Parwanoo and Shimla. Designed to offer a seamless and scenic
The fragile Himalayan ecosystem is once again under scrutiny as a new study warns of escalating risks posed by glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) to hydropower projects in the region.
A Historic Triumph at the National Games In a feat that will be etched in India’s sporting history, Nyeman Wangsu from Arunachal Pradesh has secured her third consecutive gold medal
The question of the next Dalai Lama—one of the most influential figures in Tibetan Buddhism—has evolved into a geopolitical issue of profound significance, particularly for India. Traditionally, the process of
The interplay between natural forces and anthropogenic activities in the Himalayas is amplifying one of the most intricate climate phenomena of the modern age: the accelerating snow melt induced by
In the heart of Kashmir, standing tall and dignified, are the Chinar trees—symbols of beauty, resilience, and a storied cultural heritage. These towering giants, with their fiery autumn hues and
