Centuries-old Chinar trees after being felled at Rani Bagh, in Anantnag. (PTI PHOTO) Photographs and videos showed massive trunks lying on the ground at Rani Bagh in Anantnag and residents have ...

Civil society member Javed Dar said on one hand, the government is geo-tagging Chinar trees for conservation while on the other, who is giving permission to cut them down at Rani Bagh Anantnag?

Centuries-old Chinar trees after being felled, at Rani Bagh, in Anantnag of J&K. (Pic credit: PTI) "On even days the Jammu and Kashmir government geotags Chinar trees, promoting conservation ...

“Chinar trees in the middle of Rani Bagh in Anantnag have been vandalised under the garb of lopping. I (am) feeling depressed,” he said. Quality journalism takes a lot of time, money and hard ...

Srinagar: Months after the Jammu & Kashmir government announced a “Tree Aadhaar” initiative to geo-tag the Chinar trees that have always been associated with the region so as to preserve their ...

J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah plans to re-open Kashmir Press Club, emphasizing press freedom and journalist rights.

Srinagar, Feb 26: The felling of Chinar trees in Rani Bagh, Anantnag has triggered outrage across Kashmir, with political leaders, environmentalists and locals demanding a high-level investigation ...

Srinagar: The District Floriculture Office (FO) Anantnag today strongly refuted the information circulated on various media platforms regarding illegal felling of trees in Rani Bagh. While ...

ANANTNAG — The Environmental Policy Group (EPG) has strongly condemned the shocking felling of centuries-old Chinar trees in Rani Bagh, Anantnag, calling it a grave violation of heritage and ...

The District Floriculture Office Anantnag today strongly refuted the information circulated on various media platforms regarding illegal felling of trees in Rani Bagh. While refuting the said ...