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The premises of several government offices and hospitals in summer capital Srinagar have been turned into junkyards as the administration has failed to auction the discarded items for the past many years.Faulty and obsolete items including office furniture and medical equipment have been left to corrode in the open at SMHS hospital, Dental College and Hospital, and the Old Secretariat Complex .

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Rainfall on Thursday brought relief to people from the sweltering heat. But at the same time, it again exposed the city drainage mechanism. Most roads and lanes of Srinagar were filled with ankle-deep water as the drainage system gave up after an hour of rainfall. In Lal Chowk and Residency road, people were seen walking in water.

Nearly three lakh pilgrims have paid obeisance at the Holy cave during the ongoing Amarnath yatra. However, stakeholders in tourism claim that Yatris are not allowed to stay in Srinagar thereby impacting tourism footfall in Srinagar.

River Jehlum has turned into a sewer for Srinagar. Most drains empty into this water-body that flows through Kashmir. The water is polluted to the extent that people are not even ready to bath in it. Once used to drink and ablute, the water in Jhelum is full of slit and trash. Besides sewage, plastic pollution is also heavily impacting this prized water body.

Civil engineer sets up organic sanitary pad unit to promote safety alongside menstrual hygiene
Pained by this phenomenon, Aaqib,  a 27-year-old youth decided to embark on a mission to manufacture organic and eco-friendly napkins to promote safety alongside the menstrual hygiene among women.
After a year of research, his efforts shaped into reality. He started his own sanitary napkin unit under the brand name ‘SEHA’ (An Arabic word for health) in April.

Achan landfill site on Srinagar outskirts is running out of dumping space.In the next few months, as the final landfill site will be filled, a major issue is going to arise People living around Achan are breathing stench 24X7, as SMC looks the other way.



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