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The Wushu Warrior Inspiring Northeast India’s Youth

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 Next Dalai Lama: A Geopolitical Crossroad for India and Tibet

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

Dust Storms Are Melting the Himalayas Faster

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

Preserving the Guardians of Kashmir “Chinars”.

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

Ladakh’s Ice Hockey Dreams Face Hurdles Ahead of 2025 Asian Winter Games

In the breathtaking yet unforgiving terrain of Ladakh, ice hockey is more than a sport—it’s a way of life. Over the years, the region has emerged as a hub for

Rising from the Ashes: Rebuilding Lives After the Tandi Banjar Fire

On the first day of the New Year, a devastating fire swept through Tandi village in the Banjar subdivision of Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh, leaving a trail of destruction and

National Games in Uttarakhand: A Boost to the Economy and StateDevelopment

The 2025 National Games of India being hosted in Uttarakhand mark a defining moment in the state’s history. As athletes and enthusiasts from across the nation converge on this Himalayan

Cloudbursts, Landslides & Floods: Himalaya Is A Fragile Ecosystem

There have been a series of cloudbursts across the western Himalayan region in July. The ensuing flash floods have wreaked havoc in Himachal Pradesh, the Union territories of Jammu and

2 wonderful new books take armchair travelers to the Himalayas

“Till the summer of 1904 if one had been asked what was the most mysterious spot on the earth’s surface the reply would have been Lhasa.” So wrote John Buchan

Tihar- A festival for all

At last, it is the time of the year that we all have been waiting for the whole year. Diwali is here!!! But this time with a twist. We all

We had the privilege of doing the daring : Kedarkantha base camp

It was the day to start our descent from Kedarkantha base camp back to Sankri which meant we only had a few hours to adore that beautiful view from our

Kashmir in January: Embracing the Snowy Splendor

As the calendar turns to January, the enchanting valley of Kashmir transforms into a wonderland of snow and serenity. With its white-capped peaks, frozen lakes, and idyllic hamlets draped in