A cold wave continued to grip the Kashmir Valley on Sunday, with temperatures dipping across the region, intensifying the winter chill in Srinagar and surrounding areas. Tourist movement, however, ...
Kashmir nears Chillai Kalan, the 40-day harshest winter starting 21 December, with peak snowfall and plunging temperatures ...
Kashmir’s higher reaches saw overnight snowfall, raising night temperatures above freezing in Srinagar for the first time ...
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Cold wave grips Kashmir, but tourists continue to flock to valley
A cold wave continues to grip the Kashmir Valley, with temperatures dropping below zero in Srinagar and other areas. Despite ...
On Sunday, December 14, minimum temperatures improved and rose above freezing in the Kashmir Valley. The department officials ...
No snow in Chillai Kalan would foretell a drought in summer. It is for this reason that Kashmiris are praying with folded ...
Gulmarg: Asserting that closed tourist destinations in Jammu and Kashmir should be reopened, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah ...
CM. Closure Of Tourist Spots Spreading Confusion Among Tourists: CM Srinagar- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said ...
Srinagar recorded a minimum temperature of 2 degrees Celsius. Tourist resort Gulmarg saw a minimum of 1.4 degrees, while ...
These initiatives aim to create year-round tourism opportunities, generate employment for local youth, and elevate Gulmarg to international standards.
Fresh snowfall in the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir, coupled with cloud cover across the plains, led to a marginal ...
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Cold wave continues in Kashmir; day temperature drops to 7
The 40-day-long period of extreme winter cold called the ‘Chillai Kalan’ will start on December 21 and end on January 30.
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