Srinagar, Aug. 31 -- India's identity lies in its geographical diversity and cultural richness. From the heights of the Himalayas to the Aravali and Vindhya ranges, the mountainous regions of our country have always been centres of natural beauty, religious faith, and cultural heritage. That is why millions of people are drawn to these places every year. Some tourists come seeking peace and beauty, while others come as pilgrims in search of faith and spiritual satisfaction. But in recent years, the growing pressure of crowds at these sites has deeply disturbed the balance of nature. This uncontrolled flow of tourism and pilgrimage is now emerging not only as a spiritual or cultural phenomenon but also as an environmental crisis. The Himal...