News Topic:Dal Lake
Business & Economy
Tourism Woes: Out of 4.5k Shikaras, only 400 rowing in Dal Lake
SRINAGAR — In the world famous Dal Lake, only 400 Shikaras are rowing out of total 4500 as tourists continue to stay away from...
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Kashmir
J&K Government to build 16 viewing points on Dal Lake
SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir government is building 16 viewing points (ghats) on the banks of Dal Lake in Srinagar for the convenience...
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Opinion
Floods in Kashmir: Who is responsible?
From September 2014, when the drastic floods ruined us, the word 'flood' sends shivers down the spine of Kashmiris. The ugly scenes are still...
Photography
Wonderfully evocative pictures of Kashmir – II
Kashmir (Kashmiri: كشهير kaśhīr, Urdu, Shina: کشمیر kaśmīr, कश्मीर, Hindi) is a geographical region in the north-west of the Indian subcontinent.
Photography
Kashmir turns pale as Autumn sets in
As the crisp autumn breeze sweeps through the Valley, photographer Habib Naqash captures a series of breathtaking scenes, revealing charm of autumn in Kashmir.
Photography
September Deluge: Kashmir’s famed Dal Lake maneuvering to regain its lost glory
Kashmir's famed Dal Lake maneuvering to regain its lost glory after the devastating floods of 2014.
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Kashmir’s 2019 experience should be a warning for India: Mehbooba Mufti
Mehbooba Mufti urged Indians to defend constitutional rights, saying Jammu and Kashmir’s experience after the 2019 changes should serve as a warning.
Muslims should not have to prove their patriotism: Farooq Abdullah
Farooq Abdullah criticised the BJP and RSS over questions about Muslim patriotism and alleged voter deletions in Uttar Pradesh at a New Delhi gathering.
J&K Agriculture graduates call off 42-day strike after talks with minister
Unemployed agriculture graduates in J&K have called off their 42-day strike after Agriculture Minister Javed Dar discussed recruitment and cadre merger proposals.
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