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J-K: Kashmir Valley continues to experience winter chillThe cold wave conditions continue to grip Jammu and Kashmir as Srinagar and several other towns experience inclement weather.
Records show that about 3 million tourists, including 43,000 foreigners, visited the disputed Himalayan Territory last year, a 9 per cent increase from 2023. Tourism contributes an estimated 7 per ...
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Winter grips Jammu and Kashmir: Freezing temperatures, snowfall hit Srinagar; Winter festivities draw touristsWinter chill continues to grip Jammu and Kashmir as Srinagar and several other towns experience inclement weather. According ...
Mumbai- Billionaire Chairman and Managing Director of JSW group Sajjan Jindal on Thursday announced various initiatives to ...
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Winter chill grips Jammu and Kashmir; Srinagar sees 4.6 degrees Celsius, tourists flock to Dal LakeVisuals from Jammu and Kashmir’s Dal Lake showed a large number of tourists arriving to enjoy the winter season after a harsh ...
Light rain and snow was forecast on Tuesday in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) as the MET office said another wet spell was round the ...
Jammu and Kashmir continues to shiver under cold wave conditions, with the 'Lal Draman Winter Festival' attracting thousands despite frost's grip. Srinagar and other towns face chilling temperatures, ...
Srinagar: Several higher-altitude areas in Kashmir, including popular tourist destinations Gulmarg and Pahalgam, received a ...
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