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Himalayan Crisis Deepens: Scientists Warn of Glacier Meltdown and Rising Flood Risks

Himachal Pradesh is witnessing an alarming environmental shift that could reshape its future. Unseasonal flooding in the Beas River has sparked grave concerns among environmentalists and scientists, who warn that

Early Blooming of Buransh in Uttarakhand Signals Climate Change Alarm

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 in the Himalayan

The Melting Himalayas: Assessing Climate Change’s Impact on Glaciers & Water Security

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

The Dying Himalayas

For centuries, the Himalayas have stood as the Earth’s crown, an unyielding fortress of ice and rock that has shaped civilizations, inspired legends, and nurtured life. Stretching across five nations—India,

Seismic Risks in the Himalayas: Preparing for the Next Big Earthquake

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

Sonam Wangchuk Urges PM Modi to Set Up Commission for Himalayan Glaciers’ Preservation

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

The Future of Hydropower in the Himalayas: Boon or Bane?

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

In January 2025, Himachal Pradesh experienced a significant climatic anomaly, recording only 13.3mm of rainfall against the normal average of 85.3 mm. This 84% deficit marks the ninth lowest January

Soaring Through the Himalayas: India’s Longest Ropeway to Revolutionize Travel in Himachal

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 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

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

Tihar festival,

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