Jhelum is a river in northern India and Pakistan. It flows through the Kashmir Valley. The river is significant in Indian history. It is associated with ancient texts and legends. Jhelum also plays a vital role in irrigation. The city of Jhelum in Pakistan is named after the river. It has a rich cultural heritage and historical importance.
The largest tributary of the Chenab River is the Marusudar River. Its source is in the Nunkun Glacier in the Valwan Valley. From November 2021, the Pakal Dul...
Mount Kolahoi is the highest mountain located in Jammu & Kashmir. Mount Kolahoi is part of the Himalayas, between 15 km south of Sonamarg and 21 km north...
Mihira Bhoja (reigned c. 836–885 CE) stands as the most illustrious and powerful monarch of the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty. Ascending the throne following a period of relative instability after...
The recent news has highlighted China's intention to set up a Kohala hydropower project in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). This action is part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC),...
The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has successfully completed the construction of a new bridge on the Ravi river. This accomplishment ensures a permanent connection between the Kasowal enclave...
The Ujh Multipurpose Project is an initiative being launched by the Indian government to optimize the utilisation of the country's water resources as per the Indus Waters Treaty...
Shudraka was a celebrated king-poet of ancient India, traditionally credited with authorship of the Sanskrit play Mricchakatika (The Little Clay Cart). While his historical existence is widely accepted,...
