
In the absence of rains, river Jhelum is drying up showing its base in Srinagar as houseboat owners are forced to fix wooden logs at the bottom of their boats to maintain balance.

In the absence of rains, river Jhelum is drying up showing its base in Srinagar as houseboat owners are forced to fix wooden logs at the bottom of their boats to maintain balance.
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