Budgam in Jammu and Kashmir has recently been declared the country’s first TB-free district. How did the district achieve this feat? Read on to find out.

Budgam in Jammu and Kashmir has recently been declared the country’s first TB-free district. How did the district achieve this feat? Read on to find out.

Budgam in Jammu and Kashmir has recently been declared the country’s first TB-free district. How did the district achieve this feat? Read on to find out.

Villagers in the border areas of Jammu pin their hopes on the February 25 ceasefire announced by India and Pakistan. They want border tourism to be encouraged as it will promote peace and provide employment to the youth in the area.

Villagers in the border areas of Jammu pin their hopes on the February 25 ceasefire announced by India and Pakistan. They want border tourism to be encouraged as it will promote peace and provide employment to the youth in the area.

Villagers in the border areas of Jammu pin their hopes on the February 25 ceasefire announced by India and Pakistan. They want border tourism to be encouraged as it will promote peace and provide employment to the youth in the area.

A village in Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir views the practice of dowry as a serious crime. Anyone demanding it is ostracised, barred from offering prayers in the local mosque and not allowed to bury their dead in the village graveyard.

A village in Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir views the practice of dowry as a serious crime. Anyone demanding it is ostracised, barred from offering prayers in the local mosque and not allowed to bury their dead in the village graveyard.

A village in Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir views the practice of dowry as a serious crime. Anyone demanding it is ostracised, barred from offering prayers in the local mosque and not allowed to bury their dead in the village graveyard.

Farmers in Kashmir are taking up rainbow trout farming, tempted by high returns. Fish farms in many states get lakhs of eyed ova of rainbow trout from Kokernag fisheries farm in J&K, and make a neat profit from selling the grown fish. Why has trout farming become so popular?

Farmers in Kashmir are taking up rainbow trout farming, tempted by high returns. Fish farms in many states get lakhs of eyed ova of rainbow trout from Kokernag fisheries farm in J&K, and make a neat profit from selling the grown fish. Why has trout farming become so popular?

Farmers in Kashmir are taking up rainbow trout farming, tempted by high returns. Fish farms in many states get lakhs of eyed ova of rainbow trout from Kokernag fisheries farm in J&K, and make a neat profit from selling the grown fish. Why has trout farming become so popular?

Jammu and Kashmir has a hydropower potential of 20,000 MW of which around 3,500 MW is being generated. Construction of seven new hydropower projects on the Chenab river and its tributaries, is underway and that has got villagers in J&K worried.

Jammu and Kashmir has a hydropower potential of 20,000 MW of which around 3,500 MW is being generated. Construction of seven new hydropower projects on the Chenab river and its tributaries, is underway and that has got villagers in J&K worried.

Jammu and Kashmir has a hydropower potential of 20,000 MW of which around 3,500 MW is being generated. Construction of seven new hydropower projects on the Chenab river and its tributaries, is underway and that has got villagers in J&K worried.

Jammu and Kashmir has a hydropower potential of 20,000 MW of which around 3,500 MW is being generated. Construction of seven new hydropower projects on the Chenab river and its tributaries, is underway and that has got villagers in J&K worried.

Kashmir is under the grip of chillai-kalan, the harshest period of winter, that has left the Dal Lake covered in a thick layer of ice, not seen in at least two decades, say the many people whose livelihood depends on the lake.

Kashmir is under the grip of chillai-kalan, the harshest period of winter, that has left the Dal Lake covered in a thick layer of ice, not seen in at least two decades, say the many people whose livelihood depends on the lake.

Kashmir is under the grip of chillai-kalan, the harshest period of winter, that has left the Dal Lake covered in a thick layer of ice, not seen in at least two decades, say the many people whose livelihood depends on the lake.

Kashmir is under the grip of chillai-kalan, the harshest period of winter, that has left the Dal Lake covered in a thick layer of ice, not seen in at least two decades, say the many people whose livelihood depends on the lake.