Captured on Camera: 50 years of Climate Change in the HimalayasSource: Guardian Unlimited
"Only five decades have passed between the old and the new photographs and the changes are dramatic," says Byers. "Many small glaciers at low altitudes have disappeared entirely and many larger ones have lost around half of their volume.
Hundreds Of New Species Discovered In Eastern HimalayasSource: Science Daily
The WWF report The Eastern Himalayas – Where Worlds Collide details discoveries made by scientists from various organizations between 1998 and 2008 in a region reaching across Bhutan and north-east India to the far north of Myanmar as well as Nepal and southern parts of Tibet A …
Hydropolitics in AsiaSource: Carnegie Council
Because of its importance as a water source for the most populous parts of the world, the Himalayan and Tibetan region will be the bellwether for any progress that can be made on this vital resource issue.
Ganga river pollution in India- A brief report.Source: American Chronicle
Most ancient civilizations grew along the banks of rivers. Even today, millions of people all over the world live on the banks of rivers and depend on them for their survival...
Mother Nature's HumdingersSource: the Mail online
A fighter jet can travel at 150bl/sec; the Space Shuttle at its fastest reaches 207bl/sec; but when it's diving, the Anna's hummingbird tops the lot at 383bl/sec.
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Grabbing Water ResourcesSource: Pak Tribune
In 1990, an analyst remarked in his report that, "by making water the main issue of contention, we could undertake to resolve other contentious issues. For example, by treating the Chenab River as the frontier we could establish the geographical boundaries of Kashmir.
South Africa Bars Dalai Lama From Peace ConferenceSource: The New York Times
South Africa says it has barred the Dalai Lama from a peace conference later this week, citing its relationship with China and saying now is not the time for such a high-profile visit.
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Dalai Lama Harshly Condemns China Over TibetSource: The New York Times
"Today, the religion, culture, language and identity, which successive generations of Tibetans have considered more precious than their lives, are nearing extinction," said the Dalai Lama, 73, the spiritual leader of the Tibetans.
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The Christ of IndiaSource: Atma Jyoti
In the Himalayan fastnesses Jesus was instructed in yoga and the highest spiritual life, receiving the spiritual name "Isha," which means Lord, Master, or Ruler, a descriptive title often applied to God, as in the Isha Upanishad. Isha is also a particular title of Shiva.19

This was an interesting, and topical, documentary on Discovery Channel. It questioned whether Jesus ever really visited the Himalayas, featuring evidence of a preacher who appeared and called himself Sesu.
Jimmy's quest for high-rise honeySource: BBC News
We were on a mission to film a honey bee so colossal it can survive at incredible altitudes in the Himalayas.
To make things more difficult, these bees have a sting to match, and they build their huge three-metre-long nests high on sheer cliff faces.

NEPAL, Namche Bazaar - After banning journalists from reporting on the Chinese Olympic Torch relay to the summit of Mount Everest from the Nepalese side of the border, the Nepalese authorities have now also banned trekkers from visiting the popular Everest Base Camp, situated on …
Seeds' soldierSource: frontlineonnet.com
WE are on the edge of a mountain 1,500 metres high in the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand. Vijay Jardhari is picking beans in his backyard. Almost magically, from every pod a differently coloured seed jumps into my hand – red, yellow, brown, black, white, spotted, speckled.
More than 100 climbers rescued in Himalayas Source: China Post Online
More than 100 mountain climbers who were stranded in northern India's Himalayas, including several from Russia and Germany, have been rescued by the Indian Air Force, officials said Tuesday.
Mysterious 'Yeti' footprint photograph sold for £3,500Source: bornrich
Guys associated with mountaineering, travel and exploration are quite familiar with 'Yeti.' The mysterious footprint dubbed Yeti was photographed in the Nepal- Tibet border region of the Himalayas in 1951 by a team of mountaineers heading for Everest.
Yeti footprints under the hammer Source: metro.co.uk
Four photographs of a footprint, said to be that of the fabled Yeti, are being auctioned today.
The mysterious footprint was photographed in the Menlung Basin in the Himalayas in 1951.