Badrinath: From Holy Dham to a Smart Dham, via shopping plazas and a riverfront
Badrinath: From Holy Dham to a Smart Dham, via shopping plazas and a riverfront

Mon, 12 Aug 2024

By Anoop Nautiyal

Transformation of Badrinath in Uttarakhand into a Smart Dham is being executed by people who neither have any knowledge about the Himalayas, nor about the environment or the geological structure of the local landscape.

Badrinath: From Holy Dham to a Smart Dham, via shopping plazas and a riverfront
Badrinath: From Holy Dham to a Smart Dham, via shopping plazas and a riverfront

Mon, 12 Aug 2024

By Anoop Nautiyal

Transformation of Badrinath in Uttarakhand into a Smart Dham is being executed by people who neither have any knowledge about the Himalayas, nor about the environment or the geological structure of the local landscape.

The land beneath their feet slips while authorities sleep
The land beneath their feet slips while authorities sleep

Mon, 12 Aug 2024

By Anoop Nautiyal

The districts of Rudraprayag and Tehri in Uttarakhand rank first and second in the country out of the 147 districts with a substantial landslide exposure. Since 2015, at least 3,601 major landslides have occurred in the Himalayan state.

The land beneath their feet slips while authorities sleep
The land beneath their feet slips while authorities sleep

Mon, 12 Aug 2024

By Anoop Nautiyal

The districts of Rudraprayag and Tehri in Uttarakhand rank first and second in the country out of the 147 districts with a substantial landslide exposure. Since 2015, at least 3,601 major landslides have occurred in the Himalayan state.

Three ways in which over-tourism is hurting Uttarakhand
Three ways in which over-tourism is hurting Uttarakhand

Mon, 12 Aug 2024

By Anoop Nautiyal

Days before this year's Char Dham Yatra started, the state government had set a daily limit of 47,500 pilgrims for the Yatra, which it withdrew in the face of protests. Urgent action is needed to reverse the existing, destructive model of over-tourism.

Three ways in which over-tourism is hurting Uttarakhand
Three ways in which over-tourism is hurting Uttarakhand

Mon, 12 Aug 2024

By Anoop Nautiyal

Days before this year's Char Dham Yatra started, the state government had set a daily limit of 47,500 pilgrims for the Yatra, which it withdrew in the face of protests. Urgent action is needed to reverse the existing, destructive model of over-tourism.

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