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File photo of Srinagar's tertiary care hospital, SMHS. [Image for representational purpose only]
Kids walk near Lal Chowk amid snowfall, 30 January 2023.
The tourist footfall at Lal Chowk has been reduced since the execution of these projects, traders say.
From Rs 150 to Rs 700, depending upon their condition and types, used articles are sold at different rates here.
“The charm and the business of this place has now gone, maybe never to return again,” Mushtaq says as he stirs the utensil full of meat and gravy even as he intermittently warms it on the gas stove.
Snowfall started early Friday in parts of Kashmir valley, disrupting the normal life in the region.
Rubel Ahmad smiles as he warms himself with a wood-operated Bukhari amid snowfall outside his shack in Srinagar's Baba Demb area on 13 January 2023.
Those departments with heating arrangements in place are equipped with Gas-Heaters while some have Air Conditioners installed. Gas-Heaters, students say have led to a couple of asphyxiation cases in the past one-week. [Representational Image]
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Now, the realignment is valued at Rs 3800 crores, said NHAI’s Project Director for Jammu division supervising the Ramban-Banihal sector, Parshottam Kumar Phonsa.
The road was dilapidated when SMC had laid drainage pipes over a year ago and left the residents high and dry by keeping the road surface battered.
Year on, SMC fails to repair dilapidated road at Mandir Bagh
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Hashim is survived by wife and two kids.
After completing the renovation, the challenging task was to gather artifacts and other traditional items that define Kashmiri culture and history, said Javeed.
Kashmiri ethnic wear on display in glass boxes inside Bait-ul-Meeras, a heritage museum at Aali Kadal area of downtown Srinagar.
Gaw Kadal bridge in Maisuma was barricaded as part of restrictions on 8th Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, to stop Shia mourners from taking out processions on prohibited routes in Srinagar, on Sunday August 7, 2022.
Danish Ahmad Mir, a resident of Sher Kot Tarath Pura, had been working in Srinagar for over a month, when on April 5 this year, his family lost contact with him.
While the sound of glacial waters running below soothes ears, the wafts of smoke blown from the barbecue grills with an aroma of meat and spices fills the air with taste, making trekkers forget the difficulties and trekking more tasteful.
With women from different backgrounds and different issues thronging her group, Hanaz said she feels a sense of satisfaction as her aim of uniting Kashmiri women has been realised.
Sacrificial animal sellers waiting for customers ahead of Eid-ul-Adha at Eidgah in Srinagar on Friday July 8, 2022.
The recent flooding in Jhelum has sent carpets of waste – ranging from plastic to animal carcasses – down river in Qamarwari area of Srinagar during the past week, forcing the residents to lock themselves indoors in view of pervasive stench.
“We will jump in a river or put ourselves on fire if the administration doesn’t sort this out as soon as possible,” threatens Haji Bashir.
Defunct street lights in Babdemb pester locals, PDD cites 'lack of bidders'
Traffic was also disturbed along Harwan- Darah road, as locals in scores were seen picnicking on the outskirts of Srinagar. [Representational Image]
Director General Horticulture, Ajaz Ahmad Bhat during his visit to a fruit orchard damaged in Friday's hailstorm.
Potholes dot Jehangir Chowk - Rambagh Flyover
Massive blaze renders 10 families homeless at Namchabal
A view of Banihal Qazigund four lane tuunel (Banihal side) on Saturday evening.
In the video, large potholes can be seen behind the man holding a stick with a cloth tied to its end as he fakes fishing in the pothole. [Screengrab]
A woman looks through a gutted window after a blaze damaged seven houses in Namchabal area of Srinagar, on Saturday April 23, 2022.
In the last five years, the department has expended Rs 400 crores for constructing new roads, however, most of them are left at the ‘metalled state and some of them only at shingled state, said the official.
Women queued along with buckets as area faces extensive water shortage.
Dilapidated patch, potholes on JCRB flyover increase risk of major accidents
Dilapidated road at Mandir Bagh takes toll on residents
Muhammad Yousuf Murran, who has been in this profession for over four decades, is the last surviving member of Murran family to carve out intricate designs on wood.
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