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Mukteshwar in an ecological flux share this article The scenic spaces of the Himalayas are a natural tourist magnet. But the resultant urbanisation and attendant issues such as garbage crisis, water shortage, and habitat destruction are posing a threat to the region’s very USP. Staring at the Nanda Devi peak on a warm winter morning, Lal Singh, a magnificent 93, could never have imagined the change his region has undergone in the last two decades. He points towards the Kumaon Himalayas and says, “I’ve never seen these mountains naked in bare rock at this time of the year. Until a few years ago, my village used to be covered with a blanket of snow in January”. In the larger narrative about the Himalayas that people hold on to, glacial melting attracts public imagination. What’s equally important but fails to garner enough national attention is the haphazard anthropogenic interventions these young fold mountains are being forced to undergo. This column highlights the case

Jammu and kashmirNanda deviNorthern plainsIndia generalLal singhKumaon himalayasHimalayas ecologyEcological impact of tourismHimalaya tourismஜம்மு மற்றும் காஷ்மீர்நந்தா தேவிவடக்கு சமவெளிஇந்தியா ஜநரல்லால் சிங்குமாவோன் இமயமலைஇமயமலை சூழலியல்