A view of Dal lake from Shankaracharya hill. Densely inhabited …
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Pradip Saha
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal lake shores. It is used …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal. …
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Pradip Saha
A view of Dal lake. Concrete buildings are visible just after a …
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Pradip Saha
Shikaras lie idle in the weed-laden waters of the Dal lake
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Pradip Saha
Meat shop on Dal lake
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Pradip Saha
A profusion of weeds and lotus plantations block the entrance to …
by
Pradip Saha
A profusion of weeds and lotus plantations block the entrance to …
by
Pradip Saha
Lakers have to realise that their “age-old” practices are now …
by
Pradip Saha
An aerator is operated in a red algae bloom area
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Pradip Saha
The weed-laden waters of Dal lake.
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Pradip Saha
A profusion of weeds and lotus plantations block the entrance to …
by
Pradip Saha
Other shops. Pan masala, cigrettes, pan etc. on Dal lake, start …
by
Pradip Saha
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Pradip Saha
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al …
by
Pradip Saha
Lakers have to realise that their “age-old” practices are now …
by
Pradip Saha
The weed-laden waters of Dal lake.
by
Pradip Saha
The weed-laden waters of Dal lake.
by
Pradip Saha
Tourists, particularly foreigners, love to visit the seamier side …
by
Pradip Saha
Lakers have to realise that their “age-old” practices are now …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal lake shores. It is used …
by
Pradip Saha
A dredger helps reclaim the lost water body.
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Pradip Saha
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal lake shores. It is used …
by
Pradip Saha
Lotus plantation in Dal lake.
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Pradip Saha
Floating gardens on Dal lake.
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Pradip Saha
Floating gardens on Dal lake.
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Pradip Saha
Floating gardens on Dal lake.
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Pradip Saha
The landless/waterless roll up the matresses on their boat to …
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Pradip Saha
Nazir Kana, owner of Badami houseboat, ferries across the weed-…
by
Pradip Saha
Shikaras lie idle in the weed-laden waters of the Dal lake
by
Pradip Saha
A view of Dal lake from Shankaracharya hill. Densely inhabited area of the lake, houseboats are made on the land created artificially on the lake, encroaching it.
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal lake shores. It is used only twice a year to remove weeds.
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal. This weed is used as a fertilizer for vegetable cultivation and also to make floating gardens or reclaiming land.
A view of Dal lake. Concrete buildings are visible just after a wall on the shores of the lake.
Shikaras lie idle in the weed-laden waters of the Dal lake
A profusion of weeds and lotus plantations block the entrance to many houseboats.
A profusion of weeds and lotus plantations block the entrance to many houseboats.
Lakers have to realise that their “age-old” practices are now killing the goose that lays the golden egg.
A profusion of weeds and lotus plantations block the entrance to many houseboats.
Other shops. Pan masala, cigrettes, pan etc. on Dal lake, start after the vegetable shops disappear.
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al Murtaza vegetable market, behind Nehru park, opens at 5 am. After three hours of tactic trade, the vendors disperse, making room for other shops on the lake to start business
Lakers have to realise that their “age-old” practices are now killing the goose that lays the golden egg.
Tourists, particularly foreigners, love to visit the seamier side of Dal lake.
Lakers have to realise that their “age-old” practices are now killing the goose that lays the golden egg.
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal lake shores. It is used only twice a year to remove weeds.
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal lake shores. It is used only twice a year to remove weeds.
The landless/waterless roll up the matresses on their boat to make it into a kitchen.
Nazir Kana, owner of Badami houseboat, ferries across the weed-laden “magnificent” Dal lake.
