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Located 75 kilometres from Doda, Bharmi Top in Pingal Bhalessa unveils a stunning landscape with snow-capped peaks, inviting trekking routes, and untouched meadows. Transforming into a winter wonderland, it captivates with four meters of snow, offering a serene haven for visitors. As popularity grows, responsible tourism practices become crucial for preserving its beauty. A strategic approach by the Bhaderwah Development Authority, emphasizing infrastructure improvement and inclusion in tourism development schemes, can unlock Bharmi Top's potential. This holistic approach aims not only to attract tourists but also to create a sustainable ecosystem for the local community.
Jammu Tawi, Dec 25: A Division Bench of J&KL High Court comprising the Chief Justice Justice N. Kotiswar Singh and Justice M A Chowdhary disposed off the public interest litigation (PIL) with the direction for considering all the issue pertaining to the Project in the matter titled Sumit Nayyar Vs Union of India vide order dated 20.12.2023. Addressing
Lackadaisical approach towards tourism projects
Lackadaisical approach towards tourism projects
The report on the development of tourism in Jammu and Kashmir submitted by the concerned Parliamentary Standing Committee must provide an opportunity of an insight into how and why delays are accepted as routine matters in completion of vital projects sanctioned under the centrally sponsored schemes. When schemes are tailored and designed as also funded by the Central Government, why should implementing part not be attended to with all the seriousness it deserved for which the Parliamentary Panel has virtually grilled the system in the Government of the Union Territory. Referring to the most vital sector of the economy – the tourism sector which if developed in time and projects completed in normal course had the potential of giving a fillip to vast opportunities of employment to the people and deserved , therefore, to be properly taken care of. Does it not look astonishing that even