Achabal Springs In South Kashmir Roar Back To Life -

After an unrelenting dry spell that gripped Kashmir, the long-awaited arrival of rain and snow has brought a wave of relief, rejuvenating the region’s water bodies that had nearly vanished.

The persistent 80 percent rainfall deficit had caused springs, streams, and rivers to shrink alarmingly, raising fears of a looming water crisis and drought-like conditions.

Among the hardest hit was the historic Achabal Mughal Garden, where the famed springs dried up for the first time in recorded history.

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