Agriculture: Balh valley of Sundarnagar block and Sandhol areas along the Beas river of Dharmpur block and Jogindarnagar valley are the only major areas in producing cereals in the district which cater to the demand of sizeable population of the district. There is an agricultural workshop functioning at Bhangrotu where facilities for designing and testing… Read More »
The growth and cultivation of ‘Oyster (Dhingri) Mushroom, botanically referred to as ‘Pleurotus ostreatus’ is all set to strengthen the economy of the farmers of the tribal region of Lahaul &Spiti of Himachal Pradesh. Spiti, the abode of lamas and also an attraction for the tourists from around the Globe for its age old Buddhists… Read More »
Himachal Pradesh Government is determined to boost pashmina production in the state. The state records about one thousand kilogram pashmina wool production annually at present and aims to double pashmina production in the state in the next five years, this was stated by Animal Husbandry Minister Virender Kanwar. The State Government will distribute around 638… Read More »
Outline of the problem: Citizens often face difficulties in accessing benefits provided by the Govt. in vital sectors like pensions, health, and education, etc. For registering such grievances with local authorities the citizens spend both time and money. If timely redressal is not forthcoming at the local level the angry citizens flow to the secretariat.… Read More »
59 Vacancies in Horticulture Development Project Himachal Pradesh: Apply Now Type of Posts: Farm Manager – 15 Assistant Farm Manager – 15 Technical Facilitator – 15 Facilitator – 14 Click Here to Subscribe our YouTube Channel for Preparation Download Himachal Current Affairs – May 2020 Last Date to Apply: 04/07/2020 Download Official Notification: Click Here… Read More »
Concept of Eco-Tourism: All nature-based forms of tourism in which the main motivation of the tourists is the observation and appreciation of nature as well as the traditional cultures prevailing in the natural areas (UNWTO), having minimized negative impacts comes under eco-tourism. Ecotourism must contain three basic elements for it to be complete: It must… Read More »
Riwalsar fair has a great religious importance and is celebrated on the 10th day of every new year according to the Tibetan calendar. Tibetan year starts sometimes in February/March. Riwalsar fair is also known as Tsechu/Chessu fair which literally means 10th of Dawa Thangpo (1st month). The Buddhists from various parts of the country come… Read More »
Bakhari is a small hamlet in Mahu Panchayat circle about 13 kms. from Churag on Shimla-Karsog road where the temple of Mahunag is situated at a height of about 2,000 metres. A fair is held on a rectangular piece of land surrounded by tall pine trees, about 2 kms. away from the temple, known as… Read More »