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SRINAGAR: World Environment Day was today observed by Mass Media Division Srinagar Department of Ecology, Environment and Remote Sensing, J&K at Doon International School HMT, Hokarsar. An impressive inter-school symposium was organized on the theme “Connecting people to nature” in which students from various schools of Srinagar and other districts participated.
The experts and school children threw light on the topic and underscored the need for maintaining pollution free atmosphere. Awards were distributed among participating students along with the stationery items. Later, the cultural programme was also presented by the students.
- KU Bio-resources students call on Altaf Bukhari
- Indiscriminate exploitation of natural resources needs to be checked: Nirmal Singh
- Aharabal to be developed as eco-friendly destination
- Lal Singh for massive plantation drive during monsoon: Lal Singh
- Public participation must for Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan: Priya Sethi
- Governor discusses Dal lake Project with Chief Secretary
- Veeri for setting up institutionalized mechanism on disaster mitigation
- Pollution biggest hazard affecting environs, human lives: Tassaduq Mufti
- Mehbooba directs early completion of protection works on Jhelum, revival of water transport
- SFC duped of Rs 15.55 lakh: Crime Branch presents charge-sheet against 7 accused
- Govt to develop forest infra, eco-tourism under convergence
- Collective efforts needed to conserve, promote JK’s green wealth: Lal Singh
- Villages around Wullar Lake to be made open defecation free
- Shrine Board organises workshop on solid waste management
- Lal Singh directs for removal of encroachments on forest land
- Hailstorm, rains cause heavy damage to Ganderbal cherry crop
- Symposium-cum- Awareness Camp on ‘Save Girls, Save Trees’ organized
- Lal Singh for turning JK into green corridor
- Mir Zahoor for proper dredging of Wetlands
- Govt bans sale of Ethephon in JK
- Moderate weather of Kashmir attracting foreign tourists
- Cleanliness drive from AYDA
- Udhampur admin reviews activities for Swachhta week
- Basohli to capitalize on eco-tourism potential: Lal Singh
- Div Com for action on ferrying of construction material in LAWDA jurisdiction
- Green gold loot continues in Bhadarwah forest ranges
- Rajouri admn observes Swacchta Week
- MLA Ramban inaugurates lanes, drains
- Group of Environmental Volunteers and Hoteliers meet Governor
- Operation clean up polythene begins at Reasi
- 12 kanals of poppy destroyed in Bijbehara
- Forest Deptt officials conduct surprise check of timber sale depots, sawmills in Doda
- Director Education directs felling of Poplar trees in all educational institutions
- Dir Tourism for eco-friendly tourism promotion
- Menacing Poplar Trees: Govt’s inaction against Biscoe and Mallinson Schools puts students’ health at risk
- Model nursery to be developed at Kralsangri: Lal Singh
- Lal Singh chairs meeting to discuss CAPEX budget
- MLC reviews functioning of JMC
- Asiea tours Srinagar city, inspects sanitation measures
- Reasi Admn vows to make Katra town polythene-free
- DDC reviews sanitation measures of Srinagar city
- Inayat Ali visits Zojila to inspect snow clearance
- Dorjay reviews status of removal of encroachments along Pangong Lake
- Public participation must for protecting environment: Asiea
- Asiea reviews functioning of SMC, stresses on effective City drainage system
- Asiea lauds role of sweepers in ensuring cleanliness
- Kashmir Chapter of the IMS Launched to Promote Weather & Climate Services
- Four hunters arrested alongwith guns by Wildlife Deptt
- Lal Singh for effective soil and water conservation measures in Kandi areas
- Tourism deptt to organize road shows in Thailand: Mahmood Shah
- Div Com directs for speeding up work on Jhelum Flood Spill Channel
- Concerted efforts needed to give flip to tourism in Bhaderwah: Priya Sethi
- Lal Singh tours Chenab Valley, inspects forest areas
- India’s initiative to save Mother Earth
- Greater participation of womenfolk needed for environment protection: Priya Sethi
- School in cesspool, the failure of government
- Baisakhi brings joy to farmers, strengthens bonds of brotherhood: Sham Choudhary
- Ponds maintain climatic balance in extreme weather conditions: Lal Singh
- Forest Deptt seeks public cooperation to check forest fires
- Rains Aftermath: Div Com tours Srinagar city, takes stock of situation
- PM, HM speak to Mehbooba; assure support
- Flood threat looms over Kashmir: ‘Dredging process photoshoot for successive governments’
- Tiny Tots School holds save water competition
- Rains aftermath: Div Com reviews situation
- Rains Aftermath: DC Kulgam reviews situation
- Divisional admin issues avalanche warning
- Rains Aftermath: Control Rooms setup at Pulwama
- Rains Aftermath: Help lines set up in Srinagar, Anantnag
- Incessant rains, snowfall in Kashmir Valley: Mehbooba directs constitution of unified control room to monitor situation
- Kokernag road accident; 5 rescued, efforts on to trace remaining two
- Inclement rains and snowfall; police rescue operations in Kupwara, Sopore, Baramulla
- Sham Choudhary inspects de-silting works on Ranbir canal
- People must plant trees, help protect environment: Lal Singh