12th Annual Shoton-Opera Festival 2006
Tibetan Spiritual Leader His Holiness The Dalai Lama (left) walks through a crowd of devotees as he arrives at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts in [...]
Tibetan Spiritual Leader His Holiness The Dalai Lama (left) walks through a crowd of devotees as he arrives at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts in [...]
April edition of TIME magazine has an excellent article about global warming. Himachal contributes a lot to this without adequate planned mining as well as bigger [...]
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060329/sports.htm#6 Mahesh Chander Sharma Sundernagar: Soon after shooter Vijay Kumar won the first of his two gold medals at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games, his father Banku [...]
Beautiful snow fall near snow point in Manali, Kullu Valley.
Sundernagar – The state-level Nalwar Fair is the biggest cattle fair of North India and cattle from Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Delhi, Jammu and [...]
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – MARCH 19: Pemba Tamang and Vijay Kumar of India pose prior to receiving their Gold medals for the Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Pairs Final at the Melbourne International Shooting Club during day Four of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games March 19, 2006 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
Samresh Jung won the another gold at the Melbourne Commonwealth games. This is Jung’s fifth gold medal in Melbourne, taking the 35-year-old to a new Commonwealth [...]
By: Rishad Saam Mehta Narkanda is a typical Himalayan town with its share of fruit vendors lining the bazaar, Nepali porters scurrying around like headless chickens, [...]
Himalaya Rally 2006 The Himalaya Rally 2006 got underway on March 15 in Islamabad. Eighteen vintage cars and 36 racers — from Korea, Germany, Britain, Switzerland, [...]
In September 2006, Chess Edwards is taking trekking tour to Great Himalayan National Park. Here are few details from his site: Described as “Like Nepal 40 [...]
The Khajjiar Lake.
Khajjiar is a forest glade of great beauty, 6400 feet above sea level. It is also known as Switzerland of India.
The saucer shaped lake, fed by slim streams, rests in the center of the large glade of Khajjiar.
It’s embedded beneath a dense pine forest surrounded by high mountains, and fringed by gigantic deodars.
Adding to the charms of Khajjiar are the sacred temple of Khajji Nag (after whom the place is named) belonging to 12th century A.D.
and a golf course set in the midst of the idyllic surroundings.
Khajjiar is 22 km from Dalhousie and 24 km from Chamba.
http://kulluproject.org Unlike most gap year agencies, Kullu Project does not pre-arrange rigid teaching placements for volunteers before they arrive in India. We think it’s important that [...]
Gliding becomes Himachal’s favourite sport—and cottage industry. Almost every village seems to want a piece of the sky SANJAY VERSAIN BILLING, HIMACHAL PRADESH THERE’S a continuous [...]
http://www.jagritikullu.org Jagriti is a Community Based Organization (registered as a Society) working for empowerment of poor, disadvantaged hill women. We believe that the key to lasting [...]
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060110/mailbag.htm My Himachal The creation of an international forum called ‘My Himachal’, by non-resident Himachalis, is welcome news indeed. Himachal, with its unique geography, climatic, culture [...]
Every work of art is fragrant of its time, said Laurence Binyon. The religion of Vaishnavism provided Kangra painters with inspiration while in the ruler, Sansar [...]
I am back into US after a wonderful trip to Bharat. I was in Bharat (India) for 25 days and all the time I was in [...]
As reported earlier by Ben Heron from Kullu Valley, the same meeting he attended there was on news and gives more picture about the pico hydro [...]
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