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Center Owned by Rising KashmirIn 40 years, South Kashmir loses 63% of land under traditional crops
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The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has issued notices to seven newly identified illegal ready‑mix concrete (RMC) plants in the city, warning that they may be demolished. According to MCG officials, the plants are situated in the villages of Daulatabad, Gadoli Kalan, Kherki Majra and Dhanwapur. No further details about the plants or the demolition timeline were provided in the excerpts.
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Srinagar, Nov 02: The paddy fields that once dominated South Kashmir's countryside are steadily making way for apple orchards. Over four decades, the area under traditional cultivation in the Upper Jhelum Basin has shrunk by nearly two-thirds, marking a major change in the region's farming…
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Srinagar, Nov 02: The paddy fields that once dominated South Kashmir's countryside are steadily making way for apple orchards. Over four decades, the area under traditional cultivation in the Upper Jhelum Basin has shrunk by nearly two-thirds, marking a major change in the region's farming…
