JK Policy Institute

Advocating for sustainability
Climate Change: A threat to livelihood of Gujjars-Bakarwals
960 588 Zahoor Ahmad Dar

The change in global precipitation, increasing surface temperatures, receding of glaciers, and unseasonal snowfall are all manifestations of climate change, posing an unprecedented threat to mankind. Pastures have turned into…

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Escalating human–wildlife conflict in the Kashmir valley
1024 614 Adeela Hameed

Human-wildlife conflict (HWC), recognized as a global concern in the UN Convention on Biological Diversity’s post-2020 global biodiversity framework, occurs when interactions between humans and wildlife lead to negative consequences,…

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SEA-LEVEL RISE AND REAL CHALLENGES FOR INDIAN COASTS
1020 612 JK Policy Institute

Author: Rahul Wankhede INTRODUCTION The accelerated heating of our planet has led to an unprecedented rise in the average sea levels world over primarily by: (1) mountain glaciers and polar…

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J&K’s struggling walnut industry needs immediate attention if it is to remain globally competitive
612 572 Mukhtar Dar

The walnuts grown in Jammu and Kashmir enjoyed strong demand in the recent past, both in the national and international markets. However, after walnuts from California, Chile and China entered…

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Vaccine Diplomacy of India in the COVID-19 Pandemic
1024 683 Rahul Wankhede

Introduction ॐ सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः । सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः । सर्वे भद्राणि पश्यन्तु । मा कश्चित् दुःख भाग्भवेत् ॥ ॐ शान्तिः शान्तिः शान्तिः॥ May all sentient beings be at peace,…

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Environmental crisis on the Korean Peninsula
1024 538 Anamitra Banerjee

Hyping missile threats have caused the Korean peninsula to fall prey to a state of exigency. Seoul finds cues about the encroaching perils incoming from their immediate neighbor regularly. The…

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Water Scarcity and Kashmir’s Freshwater Springs
527 328 Adeela Hameed

Groundwater is an incredibly precious resource, to the extent of being titled the ‘survival lifeline of civilizations’. This is true because of a number of facts. The first is that…

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Xinjiang as an Internal Source of China’s Foreign Policy Towards Central Asia
1024 576 Rahul Wankhede

INTRODUCTION China has a land boundary of 22,117 kilometres bordering 14 neighbouring countries, with almost all of which it has territorial disputes, be it on land and/or in the ocean…

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Climate Change: Deepening the vulnerability of Kashmir Himalayas
1024 683 Zahoor Ahmad Dar

Ever since the human evolutionary process got rolling, the climate has exerted influence on the evolutionary pattern and human lives and has also been affected by it in return. Alteration…

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 Harnessing the potential of Doordarshan Kendra Srinagar
759 422 JK Policy Institute

Vasa Cubrilovic, who was part of the gang that assassinated Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914, which is believed to have triggered World War I, once said that the “countries…

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Music of Kashmir: Past perfect, future uncertain
660 495 Shivangi Singh

Kashmir, known as “Heaven on Earth,” has a diverse cultural legacy. Recent trends in Kashmiri poetry have evolved in tandem with contemporary folk music, keeping pace with the changing environment.…

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Sri Lanka’s food security crisis continues as over 28 pc of its population is “food insecure”
1000 708 Yashi Singh

The end of the Cold War era had created an elbow room for nations to change their approach whilst dealing with threats of traditional and non-traditional nature. Food, climate and…

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