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
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
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
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
A man involved in cleaning the Dal lake. The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The picturesque waters of the Dal lake in Kashmir, which draws tourists from the world over, is quickly being stripped off its shimmering beauty and shrinking in size with routine dumping of industrial household wastes and encroachment along its banks.
The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga Boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
An STD booth on the Dal lake. The word telecommunication is wrongly spelt (telecumminaction). The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga Boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
An STD booth on the Dal lake. The word telecommunication is wrongly spelt (telecumminaction). The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga Boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
An STD booth on the Dal lake. The word telecommunication is wrongly spelt (telecumminaction). The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga Boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
Children taking bath in the Dal lake. The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the Houseboats, Doonga boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
Children taking bath in the Dal lake. The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the Houseboats, Doonga boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.
The population settlements in the Dal Lake are mainly in the houseboats, Doonga boats and Hamlets. More than 50000 people live in these settlements. Besides this, there is a floating population of tourists who stay in the house boats. Human settlement within the lake is one of the contributing factors to its pollution.