While the study raises red flags, it also points toward solutions. Researchers make alarming discovery while studying world's ...

In the mountainous terrain of the Kashmir Himalayas, a rare and majestic wild goat – the Kashmir markhor – is competing for ...

Jammu and Kashmir Forest Department is all set to undertake several initiatives aimed at enhancing pilgrim infrastructure at ...

The Jammu and Kashmir Forest Department is all set to undertake several initiatives aimed at enhancing pilgrim infrastructure ...

Since 1947, India and Pakistan have been locked in conflict over Kashmir, a majority-Muslim region in the northernmost part of India. The mountainous, 86,000-square-mile territory was once a ...

"With capacity-building programmes and engagement of local communities in conservation initiatives, a positive population trend has been observed in the Markhor species". WWF-Pakistan stated this on ...

A Sikh soldier at an Indian Army base camp in Kashmir's Shamshabari mountains, along the border with Pakistan, in 1995. | Credit: Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Images Nestling at the point where the ...

Nestling at the point where the borders of India and Pakistan meet in the Himalayas, Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim-majority state or territory in Hindu-majority India (excepting the tiny ...

Markhor is a wild goat that has spiral horns. It's found in high-altitude forests and face threats from habitat loss and hunting. Kashmir Hangul is a rare and endangered deer species that's native to ...

Increasing livestock populations in Kashmir’s alpine and sub-alpine areas are restricting the movement and feeding of the Kashmir markhor. This could potentially push the wild goat into suboptimal ...

By Anupreeta Das and Showkat Nanda Photographs by Atul Loke Showkat Nanda reported from Srinagar, Kashmir. Anupreeta Das reported from New Delhi. Kashmir is many things. It is a disputed ...

Leaders from around the world sent their tributes and condolences after a dastardly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir resulted in the deaths of dozens of tourists ...