Kashmir, once known for its countless springs, lakes, streams and rivers, is slowly reaching a point where even drinking water can no longer be taken for granted. The irony is painful: a land historically identified with an abundance of water is now witnessing repeated shortages in its towns and villages. The alarm bells were sounded […]
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