The unique assemblages of flora and fauna in the Himalayan region make it one of the most important biodiversity hotspots on the Indian subcontinent. Seventy-five protected areas (PAs) encompassing 9.48% of the region have been created to conserve this biodiversity and the fragile Himalayan landscape.

That s what Antarctica is called

India woke up to a phone call

So much for scope and research scale

By another name?

What has India got to show after 20 years on the Antarctica research bandwagon? Lack of focus

Climate Variability, Extreme Events and Agricultural Productivity in Mountain Regions

Traditional timber and slate houses vs a neo concrete nightmare in a Himachal village

Does tourism always have to be a threat to the environment? Not anymore, claim the promoters of the globally emerging industry of ecotourism. Socially responsible and ecologically sustainable tourism, which could at the same time be profitable for the com

Taking climate change negotiations out of international discussion boards to the villages

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