By Zafar Iqbal
The tangible impacts of climate change are now witnessed even in those areas of South Asian region which are considered as habitat of ecosystem due to the abundance of natural resources. Like other areas of world, the weather pattern in Kashmir has changed so much so that people are experiencing in chilly and dry winter without rains and snowfall.Read More »Climate Change Hits Natural Paradise of Kashmir
TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp aims to double its global output of gas-electric hybrid cars to one million units in 2011, as it fights to stay in the lead in the growing market for low-emission cars, the Nikkei business reported on Monday.Read More »Toyota to double hybrid output in 2011
Higher Education Commission’s (HEC) National Scholarship Management Committee Monday awarded scholarships to 110 students under the USAID funded scholarship programme, said a press release. Read More »ISLAMABAD: Higher Education Commission awards scholarships to 110 students
By Zafar Iqbal
Recent surge of violence in both parts of contentious state of Jammu and Kashmir has fuelled the concerns about the expansion of Taliban network in the Himalayan region. Despite significant increase of terrorist operations in India and Pakistan during the last few years, Jammu and Kashmir remained relatively a peaceful zone. The momentum of two decade long insurgency in Indian Administrated Kashmir is greatly reduced with a considerable transition from turmoil to normalcy. Read More »TALIBAN THREAT FOR KASHMIR
