As World Water Day is celebrated all over on March 22, in Kashmir, there are still some villages where taps run dry for days and women have to collect water from local streams which is unsafe. Khanpat, Dasilpora, Harinara, Rakidispora, and Gajendra villages in district Baramulla are a few to be mentioned. PHOTO/FAROOQ JAVED
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