Samir Bin News Today

Vernacular architecture in Kashmir factored in both the cold and hot climate of the Valley, making homes climate resilient and less vulnerable to earthquakes.

Kashmir lost 18% of dense forests between 1972 to 2010. A study says the problem can be fixed.

Climate change impacts in the form of erratic rainfall and drought-like conditions have affected the production of saffron in Kashmir Valley.

A study of 258 springs found that 87% of them have excellent to good water quality and can be used for drinking without any treatment.