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Home / Photo Gallery / Jk Hp Under White Veil

J&K, HP under white veil

A fresh round of snow has drastically lowered temperatures and disrupted normal life in Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh
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Updated At : 04:12 PM Feb 28, 2025 IST

  • Boatmen on the Dal Lake in the backdrop of ranges covered in fresh snowfall, in Srinagar, on Friday (February 28). Photo: PTI

  • Vegetable sellers wait for customers on the Dal Lake in the backdrop of ranges covered in fresh snowfall in Srinagar on Friday. Photo: PTI

  • A man walks down a road covered with fresh snow in Srinagar. Photo: PTI

  • An area in Chamoli district draped in white. Photo: PTI

  • Tourists enjoy fresh snow in Manali on Thursday. Photo: ANI

  • Snow-covered vehicles at district headquarters Keylong in Lahaul-Spiti on Thursday. Photo: ANI

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