Kashmiri woman rowing a boat carrying a lotus roots for cattles through the polluted waters of Dal Lake in Srinagar. Pic/AFP
Kashmiri woman rowing a boat carrying a lotus roots for cattles through the polluted waters of Dal Lake in Srinagar. Pic/AFP
Many NGOu00e2u0080u0099s have blamed that the state government has failed miserably in controlling the growth of dangerous weed that is eating up the world famous water body. Pic/AFP
Many NGOu00e2u0080u0099s have blamed that the state government has failed miserably in controlling the growth of dangerous weed that is eating up the world famous water body. Pic/AFP
Although a lot of efforts have been made by government for the rehabilitation of Dal Lake, but due to human interference and non-cooperation from people, satisfactory results have not been achieved. Pic/AFP
Although a lot of efforts have been made by government for the rehabilitation of Dal Lake, but due to human interference and non-cooperation from people, satisfactory results have not been achieved. Pic/AFP
Many native species of fish have disappeared from Dal Lake due to toxic chemicals discharged from industries and insecticides. Pic/AFP
Many native species of fish have disappeared from Dal Lake due to toxic chemicals discharged from industries and insecticides. Pic/AFP
The iconic mountain-ringed oasis, that has seduced generations of visitors, has shrunk to half its original size in the past two decades. Pic/AFP
The iconic mountain-ringed oasis, that has seduced generations of visitors, has shrunk to half its original size in the past two decades. Pic/AFP
Kashmiri woman rowing a boat carrying a lotus roots for cattles through the polluted waters of Dal Lake in Srinagar. Pic/AFP
Kashmiri woman rowing a boat carrying a lotus roots for cattles through the polluted waters of Dal Lake in Srinagar. Pic/AFP
