India

 Hit for six

Kashmiri bat makers face willow shortage

Publication Date: 
14/05/2004
Ishfaq-ul-hassan
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Forest-Based Industry, Willow, India, Jammu & Kashmir
India

 Weaving votes

Needling shawl makers, and an antelope

Publication Date: 
29/04/2004
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Animal Products, Legislation, Governance, Jammu & Kashmir
India

 Changing tack

Jammu and Kashmir government does a flip flop on shahtoosh

Publication Date: 
29/04/2004
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Animal Products, Trade, Legislation, India, Jammu & Kashmir
India

 Shooting up

Cancer in violence torn J&K

Publication Date: 
29/11/2003
Ishfaq-ul-hassan
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Cancer, Urbanisation, Women, Health Care, India, Jammu & Kashmir
Environment

 In Short

toxicity unleashed: In a controversial move, the EU has legalised the herbicide paraquat even as the bloc's own risk classification and labelling lists the chemical as acutely toxic. The US, too, has

Publication Date: 
29/11/2003
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Environment, Wood, Radiotherapy, Birth Technology, Energy, Legislation, Governance, Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir, Orissa (Odisha), European Union (EU), Toxins, Health Effects
India

 River revival

Project launched in J&K

Publication Date: 
29/09/2003
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Pollution Control, River Pollution, Soil Resources, Jhelum, Watershed Development, Jammu & Kashmir
India

 Healing touch

J&K proposes prescription for reviving medicinal plants

Publication Date: 
14/08/2003
Ishfaq-ul-hassan
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Drugs, Medicinal Plants, Legislation, Jammu & Kashmir
Health

 Home run

J&K halts export of willow clefts used for making cricket bats

Publication Date: 
30/07/2003
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Forest Policy, Willow, Trade, Exports, Unemployment, Legislation, Jammu & Kashmir
India

 Making a killing

Poor quality pesticide trade thrives in J&K

Publication Date: 
14/06/2003
Ishfaq-ul-hassan
Down to Earth
Tags:
Pesticides, Trade, Jammu & Kashmir
India

 No more symbolism There will be peace in Kashmir

Unfortunately, the very institutions that profess this belief are the ones blocking its realisation. Consider the recent prime ministerial visit to the state. Vajpayee went, he saw, he wished to conquer the media. He spoke about unemployment, and promised

Publication Date: 
30/05/2003
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