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| Sky is Wailing-The recurring cloudbursts in J&K a serious issue, demands urgent action | | | | Omkar Dattatray
It is very unfortunate that on Monday and Tuesday that is 3rd and 4th of August 2026, there were heavy rainfall and cloudbursts in Pahalgam, Ganderbal, Shopian, Bandipora, Kupwara, and before that in Rajouri and Poonch of Jammu division. Also on 5th of July cloudburst rocked Kulgam village and it is a serious issue. It, resulted in loss of lives, and damage to roads, bridges, houses and infrastructure. Several people got killed in various parts of Kashmir. It has been reported that in 2026 till date in 36 cloudbursts ,31 people lost their lives and it is a cause of serious and grave concern. On a cursory look we say that a man has no control over natural fury, correct, bu | |
| | | | Monsoon: A Season of Memories and Emotions | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Among India’s many seasons, the monsoon—or Sawan—holds a special place in people’s hearts. It is much more than a period of rainfall; it is a season that awakens memories, deepens emotions, celebrates nature, and strengthens cultural traditions. The first drops of rain do not merely quench the thirst of the earth; they also revive cherished moments hidden deep within our hearts. The fragrance of wet soil, lush green landscapes, melodious folk songs, colorful swings, and gentle showers create an atmosphere that is both refreshing and nostalgic.
One of the greatest attractions of Sawan is its breathtaking beauty. After months of scorching summer heat, dark clouds gather in | |
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