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Abdul Hamid Bhat (56) known as tree man of Kashmir has planted over two lakh trees and fixed a target of planting 10 lakh trees by 2030. (UNI) - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

Abdul Hamid Bhat (56) known as tree man of Kashmir has planted over two lakh trees and fixed a target of planting 10 lakh trees by 2030. (UNI) - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Abdul Hamid Bhat (56) known as tree man of Kashmir has planted over two lakh trees and fixed a target of planting 10 lakh trees by 2030. (UNI)

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Congress leader retracts his "shoot me at Lal Chowk if…." statement [here's why] - Vimarsana News

Congress leader retracts his "shoot me at Lal Chowk if…." statement [here's why]

Two-time Congress MLA says the party is zero without Ghulam Nabi Azad in J&K. Dissidents demand Azad as party's chief ministerial face.

Kashmir: What drove a young journalist to join the Lashkar-e-Taiba? - Vimarsana News

Kashmir: What drove a young journalist to join the Lashkar-e-Taiba?

The news website that Rayees Ahmad Bhat ran featured articles on civic issues, army events and achievements of the local youth.

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सेना ने उड़ी में 3 घुसपैठिये किये ढेर - Vimarsana News

सेना ने उड़ी में 3 घुसपैठिये किये ढेर

सुरेश एस डुग्गर जम्मू, 23 सितंबर जम्मू-कश्मीर में बृहस्पतिवार को 2 मुठभेड़ों में 4 आतंकवादी मारे गये। सेना के अनुसार इनमें से 3 आतंकवादी एलओसी पर उड़ी के पास रामपुर सेक्टर में घुसपैठ की कोशिश करते हु

Markhor struggles to survive in Kashmir as its Hirapora habitat is overgrazed, fragmented by roads and power lines - Vimarsana News

Markhor struggles to survive in Kashmir as its Hirapora habitat is overgrazed, fragmented by roads and power lines

Markhor struggles to survive in Kashmir as its Hirapora habitat is overgrazed, fragmented by roads and power lines By Mudassir Kuloo Abdul Hamid Bhat, 58, of Shopian district in Kashmir, vividly remembers the days he could easily sight a herd of Markhor in the nearby Hirapora Wildlife Sanctuary. But he has not seen any of the famous mountain goats in the last two decades. Surveys by the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) say the Markhor population in Hirapora has fallen from 70 in 2004 to 30-35 now. “The construction of the Mughal Road and overgrazing by [the sheep and goat flocks of] nomad Baka...