Post-COVID era of tourism | Reference to Uttarakhand
The upcoming times after the COVID 19 pandemic will not be the same for the whole world which is easily understandable by visualizing the per day increasing trend of this communicable disease. The world had never seen...
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Uttarakhand economy:-
Twenty years before, Uttarakhand was separated from Uttar Pradesh with hope regional, and social development. Uttarakhand is consisting of three regions knowns as Kumaun, Garhwal, and Jaunsar area. This is a well-known fact that Uttarakhand is enriched with a number of natural...
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Holi in Kumaon is not only an exuberant occasion but also a heritage that Kumaon has saved from degradation for eons. The native residents of Kumaon developed this culture of celebrating holi a month before the Dulhandi or “Charadi”. The holi is played in...
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Pranav Dhasmana
Uttarakhand was formed after the partition of Uttar
Pradesh with high hopes for localized development but since its establishment, the
state has lied dormant. It stands at the 20th rank among the 29
states in terms of GDP which is extremely problematic when we...
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h2>By Nitin Chandola
The more one learns about Pandit Nain Singh Rawat’s achievements in the area of expedition and exploration of Tibet and Brahmaputra in China, the more one gets inspired by the trails of the thousands of mile executed by this native explorer. Though many...
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h2>By Anjali Agrahari
On 21 October 1830, the most “skilled & accurate mapmaker” was gifted to the Milam village of Johar valley of Kumaon region in Uttarakhand. From his fate to his destiny, he not only made the map of Tibet but also mapped his potential...
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h4 style="text-align: left;">By Priyanjali Bhalla
The Kashmiri traders had seen him. They were keeping an eye on him. It was only a matter of time when the target would be apprehended. And once he was caught, nobody in the entire world would ever know...
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h2>By Nitin Chandola
Katyuri Dynasty is said to be the foremost among the rulers in Uttarakhand who established the civilization in Katyur, Baijnath. This civilization was not only prosperous in culture but also by their intelligence. The inspiring architecture of Baijnath, Jageshwar, Kandolia in Pauri and...
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h2>Samridhi Dixit
“The land north of Gangadwar is known to the wise as Paradise Ground. Apart from this land, the rest is called Earth elsewhere.”
― Kedarkhand Skanda Purana
. Kedarkhand is an old name of Garhwal region. The Shaiva scriptures describe nine regions out of which...
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h2>By Vidisha Nainwal
As the word suggests, JAGAR comes from the Sanskrit root, JAGA which means to be woken up. It is defined as a process by which any god or deceased person’s spirit or soul is called or woken up from its dormant state and...
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