
Gulmarg Introduces First-Ever Odd-Even Rule for Vehicles
Gulmarg, a popular tourist destination in Kashmir, has implemented an odd-even rule for vehicles, marking the first time such a regulation has been introduced in the region.
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Gulmarg, a popular tourist destination in Kashmir, has implemented an odd-even rule for vehicles, marking the first time such a regulation has been introduced in the region.

Weeks after 300 people were stranded mid-air, authorities in Jammu & Kashmir have ordered an investigation into a glitch with the Gulmarg gondola.

Nearly 300 tourists were rescued after a technical issue caused the Gulmarg Gondola cable car to halt mid-air in Jammu and Kashmir, sparking panic. Meanwhile, the Indian government assured parliament that the country has adequate crude oil and LPG stocks, denying any shortages.
Hoteliers in Gulmarg, facing eviction, have withdrawn their petitions, opting to settle lease and auction issues directly with the Jammu and Kashmir government, which plans to form a committee to address the matter.
The gondola ride in Gulmarg has resumed operations after being suspended for a month.
The Gulmarg gondola, a popular tourist attraction, has been shut down for a week to undergo necessary repairs and an audit by a French firm.
Gulmarg's ski season in Jammu & Kashmir faces an uncertain future due to shrinking winters and erratic snowfall, prompting authorities to fast-track plans for artificial snow-making systems and synthetic slopes to ensure the resort's viability.

The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has closed the Gulmarg land lease case after a mass withdrawal of petitions, leading hoteliers to pursue a government settlement.

This article lists and describes seven of the world's highest ropeways, including the Gulmarg Gondola and Mi Teleférico, highlighting their unique features and locations as engineering marvels and tourist attractions.

Rescue teams and the Indian army successfully evacuated 300 people, some trapped nearly 500 feet above ground, after a ropeway mishap in Gulmarg.

A film crew has drawn widespread criticism and outrage after leaving piles of trash in the pristine snow of Gulmarg, India, sparking concerns about environmental damage.

The BJP has criticized Omar Abdullah's proposal for artificial snow in Gulmarg, arguing it would harm local flora and that efforts should instead focus on increasing green cover.