About 90% of India’s saffron is produced in Kashmir, of which a majority is grown in Pampore, but the small town is under ...

Tucked in a valley beneath the snow-capped Himalayas of the Indian Kashmir region is the town of Pampore, famed for its farms that grow the world's most expensive spice - the red-hued saffron.

There's no place like Kashmir, truly, and so when you plan your upcoming trip here, you need to go all-in and well-prepared.

From preserving regional recipes to hosting Mumbai’s Zaffran festival, the chef brings India’s regional diversity to the spotlight Curating and hosting the ongoing Zaffran festival at Ishaara ...

To make Kashmir a successful SEZ destination, the government must streamline economic policies, upgrade infrastructure, boost ...

Often dubbed a paradise on Earth, Kashmir is the second-largest producer of this ... We have curated a step-by-step guide from pioneering farmers who have established thriving saffron indoor farms in ...

Traditional saffron farming demands large fields in cold regions like Kashmir, but Gaurav proved it’s possible ... Gaurav spent Rs 10 lakh setting up his farm, funded by a government start-up loan. He ...

Kashmir’s Saffron Farmers Turn To Indoor Cultivation Amid Climate Changes PAMPORE, (Reuters) – Nestled in a picturesque valley beneath the snow-capped Himalayas lies Pampore, a town in the ...

Kashmir faces a 75% snowfall deficit affecting farmers and tourism. A snow cricket event promotes youth engagement.

The saffron-and-white coaches chugged down the tracks of Anantnag in south Kashmir around 10 a.m. after leaving the Katra station in Jammu at 8 a.m. The train touched base at the Srinagar railway ...