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Flooding, Water Insecurity Looms as Indian Kashmir's Water Bodies Shrink - Vimarsana News

Flooding, Water Insecurity Looms as Indian Kashmir's Water Bodies Shrink

Sadiq Dar, 68, is surprised how the heavy siltation of Wular Lake has turned many of its areas into land masses. It and Dal Lake are both shrinking.

Flooding, Water Insecurity Looms as Indian Kashmirs Titanic Water Bodies Shrink - Vimarsana News

Flooding, Water Insecurity Looms as Indian Kashmirs Titanic Water Bodies Shrink

SRINAGAR, INDIA, Aug 24 (IPS) - Sadiq Dar, 68, is surprised how the heavy siltation of Wular Lake has turned many of its areas into land masses. “When we were growing up, we would only see water in this lake. Now, we see cattle grazing in it while a large portion is also being used by children for playing cricket,” he tells IPS.

Forget Nishat, Shalimar; Polo View Market, Jhelum Riverfront are new hangouts - Vimarsana News

Forget Nishat, Shalimar; Polo View Market, Jhelum Riverfront are new hangouts

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Kashmiri apples: What's causing the logjam after a bumper crop this year? - Vimarsana News

Kashmiri apples: What's causing the logjam after a bumper crop this year?

While there was a public outcry over apple trucks stranded on the highway, there are other reasons for the logjam.

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How Encroachments, Willows and Silt Ate up Half of Kashmir's Own Sea - Vimarsana News

How Encroachments, Willows and Silt Ate up Half of Kashmir's Own Sea

Warming himself with a kangri (a firepot) kept under his pheran (a long winter cloak worn by Kashmiris), 66-year-old Mohammad Subhan Dar sat chatting with a bunch of his fellow villagers on a Janua