News & Views from The Himalayas
As Editor, Ravinder Makhaik has nurtured Hill Post for over a decade. A chequered path had him drift from managing family owned apple orchards, to turning a documentary filmmaker, to a journalist - with India’s leading television networks and newspapers, to boot strapping in founding Start-Ups. He lives in Shimla.
Mussoorie: Bearing the brunt of global warming because of climate change, the fragile ecology of Indian Himalayan Region that supports large river systems and…
It was more than 10 years ago, on 11 July, 2008 when an earlier BJP government led by Prem Kumar Dhumal had first shut down the state administrative tribunal.
Presenting Himachal’s immense potential for development in sectors like tourism, health & wellness, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, real estate, hydropower, horticulture and food processing, the chief minister invited captains of industry to invest in the state.
Globally the views about medical marijuana are changing and many countries, including many states in USA, have changed their laws to permit cultivation of…
“The private sector’s 1994-2006 experiment,” said NL Sharma, CMD SJVNL, “for tapping the nation’s vast hydropower potential has failed. The country has been left behind in harnessing this safe and reliable power source.”
One extinguishing of the buyback shares, Himachal Pradesh government’s holding would increase in the company from 25.51% to 26.85%.
Highly prized by the older generations of hill people, wool from the highlands of Kinnaur and Spiti have few takers at Lavi, the traditional…
2017 election is again a Dhumal versus Virbhadra contest
