Tag: Lahaul
Increasing feral dogs count a concern for wildlife in Lahaul, Pangi
Shimla: A H.P Forest Department study has found that increasing count of feral dogs in high-altitude regions of Lahaul and Pangi are posing an...
Ghepan Ghat Lake Lahaul
Lahaul valley has many mysterious and unknown lakes. One such is Ghepan Ghat Lake. Ghepan Ghat Lake or Alyas lake is situated above...
CM directs for early repair of roads and bridges in Lahaul
Taking a serious note of condition of roads and incomplete work on few bridges in Lahaul Valley, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh said that no...
Govt released Rs. 4.50-cr for restoration in Lahaul-Spiti: Health Minister
Health & Family Welfare Minister Kaul Singh Thakur revealed that state government had provided Rs. 4.50 crores to the cloudburst affected Lahaul and Spiti...
Bardang villager dies from hypothermia
Triloknath/Udaipur: A villager Chotu (41) of Bardang of Shakoli Panchayat of Udaipur Sub division died from hypothermia. Deceased was found outside his home in...
Incredible: Lahaul-Spiti
The Lahaul-Spiti is one of the most spectacular valleys with ancient monasteries and natural formations in the world. It consists of the two formerly...
Rivulet springs out in Rohtang Tunnel
A tunnel under Rohtang Pass is considered as a lifeline for Lahaul as when it will be completed, it will connect Lahaul with Manali...
Life in Lahoul from Lahauli perspective
Lahul is located in Trans Himalayan region. It is a high altitude cold desert, characterized by rugged terrain lofty mountains and dry weather. Mountain...
Work of Rohtang tunnel is on progress from both side
The work of ambitious 8.9 km long Rohtang tunnel is in progress and from South portal about BRO has dug about 180 mtrs and...
Environment activists demand ban on Hydro projects on Chenab projects
The state government's demand to "exempt" Chenab river basin from mandatory Cumulative Impact Assessment Study (CIAS) for proposed hydel projects on it and its...
Gochi: A festival of Son, celebrated in Keylong
Surely the Gods live here. This is no place for men. Rudyard Kipling once remarked about Lahul. Indeed this last wonderful and inhabitable area...
