The High Court had taken cognizance of a GK Indepth news report, ‘Spring of Smoke: Kashmir’s forests continue to burn’, published on April 8, 2025. The story detailed how more than 100 forest fires had erupted across JK in just two weeks, consuming over 200 acres of forest cover.

The New Normal of Srinagar–Jammu National Highway. Winter showed mercy but summer rain took its toll. What really lies behind this reality ?, Read this insightful article by Khalid Gul of Greater Kashmir. Pic file: Basit Zargar (باسط). Omar Abdullah Dr Raja Muzaffar Bhat greaterkashmir.com/front-page-2/m…

Modernisation Vs Mountains: Fragile highway buckles under 4-laning Instead of taming the mountains, human intervention introduced new hazards, writes Khalid Gul #NH44 greaterkashmir.com/front-page-2/m…

Mehbooba Mufti Walnut tree injuries are catastrophic for the patient, his family and the society. Unfortunately nothing concrete has been done in this regard all these years despite the fact every year we see articles in newspapers on this issue.

Mehbooba Mufti Nothing has changed since our paper published in 2010. The sad part is that these are all presentable injuries and only need some safety gears and precautions.

“People think this is simple work,” said Farooq Ahmad, Chairperson of Help Poor Voluntary Trust. “But one slip, and the injuries are catastrophic. These men risk their lives because they have no alternative livelihood.”

“People think this is simple work,” said Farooq Ahmad, Chairperson of Help Poor Voluntary Trust. “But one slip, and the injuries are catastrophic. These men risk their lives because they have no alternative livelihood.”

'Harvest turns fatal for laborers' spines, families. Every autumn, as men scale the towering trees with nothing more than bare hands, hospitals across the valley report a surge of labourers with devastating spinal injuries, many left permanently paralysed.AsifNazir

Freight train lowers cement prices in #Kashmir m.greaterkashmir.com/article/freigh…

Across Kashmir, from city malls to village fields, residents now maintain just two wardrobes: one for hot weather and one for cold. The rest, like the fallen Chinar leaves, fade into memory. “Fashion used to follow the seasons. Now, weather follows no rule.

J&K Police step up crackdown on illegal mining in Kulgam m.greaterkashmir.com/article/jk-pol…

Only the pediatric section has been shifted to the GMC Anantnag Janglatmandi campus following sustained public pressure and years of reporting by Greater Kashmir. However, that move has further strained the already overcrowded complex.

Centre clears long-stalled Sawalkote Hydropower Project Project tagged ‘strategic’ after IWT suspension The 40th meeting of the EAC for river valley and hydroelectric projects was held on September 26, and the final approval was given today (For more read todays GK Newspaper)

Centre clears long-stalled Sawalkote Hydropower Project Project tagged ‘strategic’ after IWT suspension m.greaterkashmir.com/article/centre…

Shivers, faints, recovers: Students use drama and humor to show panic attacks are real and treatable m.greaterkashmir.com/article/studen…

Rail route revolutionises car deliveries in Kashmir m.greaterkashmir.com/article/rail-r…

Old Kashmir’s living traditions at display in Kulgam m.greaterkashmir.com/article/old-ka…

#Watch | Old Kashmir Revived; Veshow festival in Kulgam celebrates heritage, folk music and rural traditions #Kashmir #Traditions #kashmiriculture

Leopards are snatching toddlers in Kashmir “The leopard dragged the nomadic girl into a nearby forest. Her body was recovered hours later after extensive searches.

Many leopards now live and breed within urbanised populations. They rely on stray dogs as prey & apple orchards offer year-round food. The conversion of paddy fields and grazing lands has made this transition even easier.He said black bears, too, were adjusting to semi-urban life