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  • Don’t Let Mountain Sickness Ruin Your Himalayan Trek: Here’s 10 Tips to Stay Safe

    Don’t Let Mountain Sickness Ruin Your Himalayan Trek: Here’s 10 Tips to Stay Safe

    Planning a Himalayan trek? Avoid altitude sickness with these 10 essential tips for safe, enjoyable high-altitude trekking. Stay healthy, acclimatize smartly, and make the most of your mountain adventure.

  • Himalayas need help, COP28 talks must respond: UN chief Guterres

    Himalayas need help, COP28 talks must respond: UN chief Guterres

    UN Chief Guterres warns of Himalayan catastrophe due to rapid glacier melting, urges urgent action in ongoing climate talks.

  • Sikkim flash flood: A disaster that waited to strike

    Sikkim flash flood: A disaster that waited to strike

    Sikkim flash floods: Multiple government agencies and scientific expeditions red-flagged the vulnerability of Lhonak Lake in North Sikkim to a glacial lake outburst flood for at least a decade

  • In Pics: Avalanche in Indian Himalayas kills seven; rescuers scour site for more victims

    In Pics: Avalanche in Indian Himalayas kills seven; rescuers scour site for more victims

    India’s Border Roads Organization said the tourists were hit by the avalanche near the Nathu La mountain pass in Sikkim state. State disaster response teams and the military were assisting in rescue efforts.

  • Govt planning to launch two mega tourism trails in Himalaya, Ganga: Minister G Kishan Reddy

    Govt planning to launch two mega tourism trails in Himalaya, Ganga: Minister G Kishan Reddy

    Addressing a session at the G-20 tourism working group meeting, Reddy said the trails are expected to be launched this year

  • Major Himalayan rivers like Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra will see their flows reduced as glaciers recede: UN Chief Antonio Guterres

    Major Himalayan rivers like Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra will see their flows reduced as glaciers recede: UN Chief Antonio Guterres

    "Glaciers are critical to all life on earth. Over centuries, they carved out the landmasses we call home. Today, they cover 10 per cent of our world. Glaciers are also the world's water towers," Guterres said in his remarks to an event on the International Year of Glaciers' Preservation Wednesday.

  • Potential environmental impact from any lithium extraction in J&K worries youth in the region

    Potential environmental impact from any lithium extraction in J&K worries youth in the region

    Reasi district, where the lithium was discovered, is surrounded by mountains and served by the Chenab River and its tributaries. Any mining activity threatens its fragile ecology and that danger has youth in the region worried

  • No adventure like a Himalayan adventure: Wrong turns on Kheerganga trek, bears and demonetisation

    No adventure like a Himalayan adventure: Wrong turns on Kheerganga trek, bears and demonetisation

    Amid deep gorges and spectacular peaks, from Goecha La to Kheerganga, Sandakphu to Chaukhamba, there's a whole world to explore on foot, albeit on rigorous, tortuous climbs.

  • Explainer: What is glacial lake outburst flooding and how does it affect the Himalayas?

    Explainer: What is glacial lake outburst flooding and how does it affect the Himalayas?

    Glacial lake outburst flooding (GLOF) is the term used by scientists when the water levels of glacial lakes breach their boundaries causing large amounts of water to flow into nearby streams and rivers.

  • Sighting Himalayan peaks from plains after COVID-19 lockdown: 17-year-old boy, mentor refute claims

    Sighting Himalayan peaks from plains after COVID-19 lockdown: 17-year-old boy, mentor refute claims

    Arnav Singh and his mentor Professor Vijay Singh revisited the reports of the sightings of the Dhauladhar from Jalandhar and Mt Jomolhari in the eastern Himalayas from Bhagalpur

  • Govt plans to measure depth of Himalayan glaciers to assess water availability

    Govt plans to measure depth of Himalayan glaciers to assess water availability

    "The purpose of studying the depth of the glaciers is to understand the volume. This will also help us understand the availability of water and whether the glaciers are increasing or shrinking," Ravichandran added.

  • Thaw of Himalayas set to disrupt Asia's rivers, crops: study

    Thaw of Himalayas set to disrupt Asia's rivers, crops: study

    The report, by 210 authors, said that more than a third of the ice in the region will melt by 2100 even if governments take tough action to limit global warming under the 2015 Paris climate agreement.

  • Herb plantation helps farmers earn up to Rs 3 lakh/acre

    Herb plantation helps farmers earn up to Rs 3 lakh/acre

    Demands for herbs and aromatic plants such as ateesh, kuth, kutki, karanja, kapikachhu, shankhapushpi have been on a rise owing to increase in consumption of ayurvedic medicines and personal care products.

  • Are frequent tremors in Uttrakhand hills indicative of big quake? 'Yes', says top disaster official

    Are frequent tremors in Uttrakhand hills indicative of big quake? 'Yes', says top disaster official

    Rautela said the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand was hit by a catastrophic earthquake way back in 1803, and 200 years on there is a lot of "un-released energy in the Himalayan region"

  • ASCI clamps down on Airtel, M&M, others for misleading ads

    ASCI clamps down on Airtel, M&M, others for misleading ads

    Advertising watchdog ASCI has pulled up several companies, including Bharti Airtel, Tata Teleservices, Mahindra & Mahindra and Himalaya, for misleading advertisements in June.

  • Healthcare co Himalaya conducts screening tests for poor kids

    Healthcare co Himalaya conducts screening tests for poor kids

    According to statistics, one in 1,000 babies are born with significant hearing impairment in India every year and in the absence of awareness and timely medical guidance, most of them grow up with hearing disability.

  • Himalaya Drug eyes doubling sales to Rs 4,000 cr by FY20

    Himalaya Drug eyes doubling sales to Rs 4,000 cr by FY20

    Herbal wellness major Himalaya Drug Company is looking to double its sales turnover to Rs 4,000 crore in the next four years as it sharpens focus on wellness, babycare and personal care portfolio.

  • 'I burnt the midnight oil to prove feasibility of my idea'

    'I burnt the midnight oil to prove feasibility of my idea'

    Founder of Bangalore-based Natural Capsules, Sunil Mundra says the secret of success is being patient while navigating the rough times keeping your eye firmly on the future

  • About 2,000 trekkers stranded near Everest in bad weather

    About 2,000 trekkers stranded near Everest in bad weather

    About 2,000 foreign hikers have been trapped in bad weather on the slopes of a mountain near Mount Everest in a remote corner of Nepal for the past four days, officials said on Friday.

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