The Ganges River, originating from a Himalayan glacier, is revered in Hindu faith as the Goddess Ganga's home. Varanasi, a city on its banks, witnesses daily rituals of purification. However, centuries of pollution from sewage and industrial waste pose grave environmental challenges, despite ongoing

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Travelers looking for adventure and spirituality will find heaven in Nepal, a country home to stunning mountains, tranquil lakes, and colorful cultures. Nepal provides a wide variety of sights that captivate tourists from all over the world, from the majestic Himalayan peaks to the verdant valleys p

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Travelers looking for adventure and spirituality will find heaven in Nepal, a country home to stunning mountains, tranquil lakes, and colorful cultures. Nepal provides a wide variety of sights that captivate tourists from all over the world, from the majestic Himalayan peaks to the verdant valleys p

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\nMera Peak, standing at 6,476 meters (21,247 feet), is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal and offers a non-technical but demanding climb. It is located in the Mahalangur section of the Himalaya, in the Sagarmatha Zone. Mera Peak climbing is a popular choice for mountaineers who want to expe

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Yak and Mithun are domesticated bovids known for their adaptation to high altitudes in the Himalayan region. Yaks, descended from wild yaks, are used for various purposes like transportation, climbing, and trekking. They have specific mating behaviors and unique anatomical modifications for high alt

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Siwaliks, part of the Himalayan range, hold a rich geological history with unique landscapes and diverse flora and fauna. Stretching from Bhutan to Pakistan, these mountains boast a variety of rock layers, surrounding rivers, and distinct climates. The region's straitigraphy and geology mark it as a

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Embark on this magical adventure and discover the best of the Land of the Thunder Dragon - Bhutan. Spoiled with many names like the Last Himalayan Kingdom and the Land of Happiness, Bhutan is truly a whole new magical world filled with peace and cont

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The people of Pangi Tribal Tehsil in Chamba District are facing the impacts of climate change, including changing weather patterns, rising sea levels, and extreme weather events. India's Western Himalayas are experiencing climate change effects, impacting ecosystems and human livelihoods. The study

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Dive into the world of artificial intelligence and logic programming with an example from the Himalayan Club. Explore how Prolog is used to infer relationships and make deductions based on given facts and rules in the context of mountain climbers and skiers in the club.

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Rebuilding Faith initiated a comprehensive rehabilitation programme in Uttarkashi District, Uttarakhand, post the 2013 Himalayan Tragedy from July 2013 to August 2016. The programme encompassed various activities such as school bag kit distribution, Spirulina distribution, disaster preparedness trai

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Nepal faces significant challenges in developing its road network due to its rugged geography. The Himalayan range in the north and frequent river course changes in the lowlands pose obstacles. Weather conditions, especially during the monsoon season, further hinder road usability. Despite these cha

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Discover the rejuvenating power of the Five Tibetan Rites, a series of yoga exercises rooted in ancient Himalayan traditions. This practice, consisting of six movements, targets energy centers known as chakras for overall well-being. Learn about the benefits, proper technique, and the importance of

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Delve into the historical significance of teachers in Jhautala Colony High School, the thrilling expeditions to Mount Everest, and the vibrant past of Sonargaon in the 19th century. Learn about the challenges faced by mountaineers, the allure of the Himalayan Mountains, and the cultural heritage of

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The Indian river system is classified into two major categories - the Himalayan drainage system and the Peninsular drainage system. Himalayan rivers are predominantly perennial, younger, and more active, while Peninsular rivers tend to be more seasonal and older. Both systems have unique characteris

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This report delves into the pricing and place strategies of Himalayan Java coffee, focusing on factors influencing coffee pricing and selection of outlet locations. The study aims to identify the target market, understand competitive dynamics, and analyze factors impacting coffee sales at Himalayan

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Explore the diverse river systems of India, including the Himalayan and Peninsular rivers. Learn about major rivers like Ganga, Brahmaputra, and Indus, along with their sub-rivers. Discover key features of each system in this comprehensive compilation by Mr. S.A. Patil, Assistant Professor at The Ne

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Delve into the intricate drainage system of India with Guest Lecturer S. Maheswari. Learn about the Eastward and Westward flowing rivers, including major ones like Mahanathi, Brahmani, Narmadha, and Tapti. Discover the distinct characteristics of Himalayan and Peninsular rivers, comparing their orig

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Development communication partnerships, exemplified by the collaboration between the UNDP and the private sector, are crucial for addressing global challenges like climate change. By allowing authentic voices to speak on their behalf, organizations can amplify their impact and promote collective eff

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Podophyllum Emodi, also known as Indian Podophyllum, is a plant native to the north Himalayan region. It contains podophyllotoxin, a lignan compound with various medical applications such as treating genital warts and cancer. The extraction process involves isolating podophyllotoxin from the roots a

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Climates in India, particularly in the desert areas like Rajasthan, are heavily influenced by the monsoon season, with 32% of the land facing the threat of desertification. The upward eddie wind currents in the region can lift silt and very fine sand up to 4km. Various factors contribute to desertif

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