Degraded forests, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Degraded forests, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Degraded forests, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Degraded forests, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Deforestation, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Deforestation, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Disturbed forest cover
by
Max Martin
Degraded forests, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Forest destruction in Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Degraded forests, Parang, Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Deforestation in Kangan near Srinagar
by
Max Martin
Deforestation in pine forest, Kangan area
by
AMIN WAR
Degraded forests, Kangan area
by
AMIN WAR
Smuggled timber for construction - Khiram
by
AMIN WAR
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal. …
by
Pradip Saha
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al …
by
Pradip Saha
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al …
by
Pradip Saha
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al …
by
Pradip Saha
The day begins early for those in the vegetable trade. The Al …
by
Pradip Saha
A view of Dal lake from a houseboat. Concrete buildings are …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal. …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal …
by
Pradip Saha
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal …
by
Pradip Saha
An aerator is operated in a red algae bloom area
by
Pradip Saha
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal Lake shores. It is used …
by
Pradip Saha
The morning also sees children rowing to school.
by
Pradip Saha
A youngster ferries a boatful of mud which will be sold for …
by
Pradip Saha
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
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.
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 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
A view of Dal lake from a houseboat. Concrete buildings are visible just after a wall on the shores of the lake.
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 weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal Lake. This weed is used as a fertilizer for vegetable cultivation and also to make floating gardens or reclaiming land.
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal Lake. This weed is used as a fertilizer for vegetable cultivation and also to make floating gardens or reclaiming land.
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal Lake. This weed is used as a fertilizer for vegetable cultivation and also to make floating gardens or reclaiming land.
A weed, called hill in the local language, has invaded the Dal Lake. This weed is used as a fertilizer for vegetable cultivation and also to make floating gardens or reclaiming land.
A weed harvestor lies unused on the Dal Lake shores. It is used only twice a year to remove weeds.
