ARIF SHAFI WANI

A postgraduate in Mass Communication and Journalism, Arif is the executive editor at Greater Kashmir. He has reported extensively on Kashmir.
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ARIF SHAFI WANI
Massive hunt launched to ‘catch or kill’ man-eater leopard in Budgam
J&K ranks 3rd among Himalayan states vulnerable to climate change
‘I felt safer in Srinagar than South Africa’
CONCERN: Kashmir wetlands shrinking at alarming pace
SPOTLIGHT: ‘Kashmir safe for tourists, time for advisories to go’
Repression forcing Kashmir youth to pick up arms: Geelani
“Kashmiris know that their struggle is just and also has the backing of international law”
Govt wakes up to conserve manuscripts, historic books
In a first, J&K Govt maps habitat of critically-endangered snow leopard
17th century Pari Mahal in ruins
CURTAIN RAISER: Germany to fund restoration of 17th century Oont Kadal in Dal Lake
From Australia to Srinagar with love!
Govt to recommend protection of eco-fragile zones in Gulmarg
Gulmarg stares at environmental disaster as IAF plans setting up radar system on 14-hectare land
CURTAIN RAISER: Srinagar’s dying craft Rafoogari to get new lease of life
Once pristine Chuntkul dying silent death
Govt wakes up to save critically endangered medical plants from extinction
Historic Maharaj Gunj market in ruins
30 animal, plant species on verge of extinction in J&K
Official apathy pushes Brari Nambal lagoon on verge of extinction
Recreating Downtown’s aura with brush
Satellite collaring traces endangered Hangul from Dachigam to Tulail
J&K’s first environment policy in public domain
A million tulips to bloom Srinagar’s Tulip Garden this season
Bab-ul-Iqbal: Downtown all set to gets its first modern gateway
Little Jannat on mission to ‘make Dal Lake paradise again’
WORLD WETLANDS DAY: As wetlands shrink in Kashmir, Govt looks other way
Where is Kashmir’s 50,000 year old mammoth?
Forest fire in Zabarwan range put off
Forest fire rages in Zabarwan range
‘Disaster’ near Disaster Management minister’s house at Lasjan
Glacial lakes make J&K vulnerable to flash floods
Govt promotes Srinagar’s traditional street food to attract tourists
RDF from city’s garbage to be utilised in cement plants
Official apathy, weeds mar Chuntkul
Govt in slumber as Brari Nambal lagoon nears extinction
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