By Sania Sheikh and Imtiyaz Ahmed Locust swarms (in Kashmiri called Haalav) are presently wrecking havoc with crops and people’s livelihoods across swathes of farmlands in Pakistan and India. So far Jammu & Kashmir has…
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ZT WEB DESK Srinagar: The Ministry of Health, Govt of India, on Sunday issued detailed guidelines for international arrivals into the country. These guidelines are also applicable to travelers traveling from overseas to Jammu & Kashmir. On…
Dr. Parveen Kumar, Dr. D. Namgyal The word ‘Biodiversity’ has been generated from two words ‘biological’ and ‘diversity’. It refers to all the variety of life that can be found on earth like plants, animals,…
ZT WEB DESK Srinagar: The union government, in a surprise move, has proposed to ban 27 pesticides, such as Captan and Mancozeb, which are widely used by the farmers across the country, including in Kashmir….
By: Dr. Parveen Kumar, Dr. Kunzang Lamo, Dr. D. Namgyal The Ladakh region of the country lies in the cold arid zone. About 90 percent of the country’s cold arid area lies in the Ladakh…
By: Dr. Parveen Kumar, Dr. D. Namgyal The COVID-19 pandemic has directly or indirectly affected almost every living organism on this earth. While directly it has caused huge loss of human lives, indirectly it has…
عابد قادری رب کریم کا بہت بڑا احسان ہے کہ اُس نے ہمیں ایسی سرزمیں سے نوازا جس کا کہی نعمم البدل نہیں۔ہماری وادی کو قدرت نے نہ صرف لہلہاتی فصلوں سرسبز وشاداب کھیت و کھلیاں…
Ziraat Times News Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir administration has filed its detailed reply to the Supreme Court on the plea seeking restoration of 4G internet connectivity in Jammu & Kashmir as directed by the top court vide…
By: Insha Wani Srinagar: Amid the crippling lockdown, a food processing startup – Fruitin Agro – has started delivering fresh Kashmir apples at people’s doorsteps in Srinagar and Shopian districts. The start-up, based at the…
ZIRAAT TIMES ECONOMIC ANALYSIS TEAM Srinagar: Several state governments have formally asked the Centre to raise their fiscal deficit limit to 5% of GSDP from 3% now, allowing them greater elbow room to borrow money…
