By Umer Nazir

As the crisp winter air settles in the picturesque Kashmir Valley, an unusual calm prevails over the region. The mountains, often decorated in a blanket of snow, now stand naked. The absence of winter’s touch paints a somber picture, signaling a troubling narrative for the Valley’s environment.

Dry weather conditions have entrenched themselves in the region, with no promise of rain or snowfall in the foreseeable future. This shift in climate patterns poses a significant threat to the delicate ecological balance of Kashmir, a place known for its pristine beauty and harmonious coexistence with nature.

The absence of snow, an ideal aspect of Kashmir’s winters, not only affects the scenic charm but also has far-reaching consequences for the region’s water resources. The snowmelt from the........

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