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Arunachal Pradesh, long celebrated for its untouched forests and extraordinary biodiversity, is now emerging as one of India’s most promising laboratories for sustainable development. Over the past few years, the state has taken a step-by-step approach to balancing ecological preservation with long-term economic growth, creating a model that is quiet, steady, and rooted in community-driven […]
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Srinagar, Dec 4: Each morning, Kashmir wakes up under a man-made dusk, its roads roaring with machines that keep the economy alive but the Valley breathless. A booming Rs 964-crore auto industry powers J&K’s coffers, but its fumes now cloud the mountains, trap poison in winter air, and turn the Valley into a year-round gas chamber, an environmental crisis hiding in plain sight on Kashmir roads. The Valley, especially central Kashmir, is choking on its own breath, with air so laden with particulate matter that even midday looks like dusk. While the winter chill may sharpen the sting of…
Srinagar, Dec 2: The Jammu and Kashmir government on Tuesday constituted a six-member committee to formulate a transfer policy for the regularised Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) teachers working in the School Education Department (SED). The move comes amid the persistent demand of the teaching fraternity, who were recruited as ReT teachers in the erstwhile SSA scheme and are now being absorbed into the department as Grade-II and Grade-III teachers. Since the inception of the scheme in J&K in early 2000, the ReTs have continued to be posted in the schools that were their first places of posting. Even if the teachers…