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An aerial view of the Jehangir Chowk of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday morning, January 15, 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

A view of the lal chowk of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday morning, January 15, 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

An aerial view of the Jehangir Chowk of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday,15 January , 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

A view of the Residency Road of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday,15 January , 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

An aerial view of the Iqbal Park of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday, 15 January , 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

Paramilitary CRPF personnel stand guard outside Bakshi stadium in Srinagar Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday morning, January 15, 2011. Bakshi stadium is the venue of main republic day celebrations in Kashmir

An aerial view of the Gogji Bagh area of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday ,15 January , 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

An aerial view of the Iqbal Park of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday morning, January 15, 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

An aerial view of the Gogji Bagh area of Srinagar city as Kashmir Valley recieved a fresh snowfall with Srinagar recording seven inches of snow on Saturday morning, January 15, 2011. People and traffic has been off the roads due to a strike called by Geelani Faction of the separatist Hurriyat Conference and snow blockading many roads in the city, though major roads were cleared of the snow during the night and in the morning.

A boat is moored to the bank of Dal Lake after snowfall on January 01, 2011 in Srinagar; The season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell.

A boat on the waters of Dal Lake after snowfall on January 01, 2011 the season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell

A Snow Covered Biotical Garden on January 01, 2011 in Srinagar; The season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell.

A bank of Dal Lake after snowfall on January 01, 2011 in Srinagar, The season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell.

A boat is moored to the bank of Dal Lake after snowfall on January 01, 2011 in Srinagar; The season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell.

A boat on the waters of Dal Lake after snowfall on January 01, 2011 the season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell

A bank of Dal Lake after snowfall on January 01, 2011 in Srinagar, The season"s first snowfall brought some relief from the intense cold in Kashmir valley, after a two-month long cold dry spell.

People walk with During heavy snowfall in Srinagar, Kashmir Valley on Thursday. 3- December 2010The valley is witnessing the seasons first snowfall

People walk with During heavy snowfall in Srinagar, Kashmir Valley on Thursday. 3- December 2010The valley is witnessing the seasons first snowfall

People walk with During heavy snowfall in Srinagar, Kashmir Valley on Thursday. 3- December 2010The valley is witnessing the seasons first snowfall

People walk with During heavy snowfall in Srinagar, Kashmir Valley on Thursday. 3- December 2010The valley is witnessing the seasons first snowfall

People walk with During heavy snowfall in Srinagar, Kashmir Valley on Thursday. 3- December 2010The valley is witnessing the seasons first snowfall

A Fisherman busy with his job at Dal Lake in Srinagar on Wednesday, 29 December 2010. Kashmir Valley has been in the grip of intense cold wave for the past month with night temperature dipping as low as minus 6 degree Celsius.

A Kashmiri man warms himself by a bonfire on a cold Morning in Srinagar on Tuesday, 28 December 2010. Kashmir Valley is reeling under intense cold weather conditions with night temperatures dipping to minus 6 .6.degrees Celsius.

A Kashmiri man warms himself by a bonfire on a cold Morning in Srinagar on Tuesday, 28 December 2010. Kashmir Valley is reeling under intense cold weather conditions with night temperatures dipping to minus 6 .6.degrees Celsius.

A boatman breaks an ice sheet row on his paddle in Dal Lake during a cold morning in 27 December 2010. It was biting cold across Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region Monday with sub-zero temperatures freezing most water bodies, including Srinagar"s Dal Lake.

A boatman breaks an ice sheet row on his paddle in Dal Lake during a cold morning in 27 December 2010. It was biting cold across Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region Monday with sub-zero temperatures freezing most water bodies, including Srinagar"s Dal Lake.

M M Ansari addresses while Radha Kumar looks on during the three interlocutors appointed by the Union Government for Jammu & Kashmir after 3rd visit in Kashmir valley addressing a press conference in Srinagar on Thursday, 23 December2010.

Radha Kumar interacts with M M Ansari during the three interlocutors appointed by the Union Government for Jammu & Kashmir after 3rd visit in Kashmir valley addressing a press conference in Srinagar on Thursday, 23 December2010.

Radha Kumar with M M Ansari and Dileep Padgaonkar during the three interlocutors appointed by the Union Government for Jammu & Kashmir after 3rd visit in Kashmir valley addressing a press conference in Srinagar on Thursday, 23 December2010.

Two tiny tots trying to get warmer with the traditional Kashmiri fire pot (kangari) on Sunday.19 December 2010. Srinagar shivered at a minimum of minus 5.6 degrees Celsius Sunday Morning,making it the coldest day of the season. At some places in Kashmir Valley, people had to light small to de-freeze taps.

A vendor selling dried fish in Srinagar on Sunday, 19 December 2010. Vegetables and fish are usually dried and used during winter season in Kashmir valley and are favourite among the people here during cold months.

A vendor selling dried fish in Srinagar on Sunday, 19 December 2010. Vegetables and fish are usually dried and used during winter season in Kashmir valley and are favourite among the people here during cold months.

As the cold wave intensified in the Kashmir valley with the temperature dipped to minus 4 degrees Celsius, people purchase warm clothes at Polo view “Sunday market" in Srinagar

A boatman showing an ice sheet row on his paddle in Dal Lake in Srinagar which froze at the margins as mercury dipped 3.8 degrees Celsius below freezing, in Kashmir valley on Friday, 10 December 2010. Temperatures in the valley have gone down in the past two weeks; however, no precipitation has been reported from anywhere in Kashmir in the last two weeks.

A boatman showing an ice sheet row on his paddle in Dal Lake in Srinagar which froze at the margins as mercury dipped 3.8 degrees Celsius below freezing, in Kashmir valley on Friday December 10, 2010. Temperatures in the valley have gone down in the past two weeks, however, no precipitation has been reported from anywhere in Kashmir in the last two weeks.

Dal Lake in Srinagar which froze at the margins as mercury dipped 3.8 degrees Celsius below freezing, in Kashmir valley on Friday December 10, 2010. Temperatures in the valley have gone down in the past two weeks; however, no precipitation has been reported from anywhere in Kashmir in the last two weeks.

People buy "Kangir", or traditional Kashmiri fire pots, from a vendor at a market in Srinagar Dec 07, , 2010. With the arrival of winter in the Kashmir valley, people are beginning to stock up on traditional fire pots made of clay and twigs. The fire pots are filled with hot coal and placed under the "Pheran", loose traditional clothing that covers one from the neck to the knees, for warmth during the harsh winter.

People buy "Kangir", or traditional Kashmiri fire pots, from a vendor at a market in Srinagar Dec 07, , 2010. With the arrival of winter in the Kashmir valley, people are beginning to stock up on traditional fire pots made of clay and twigs. The fire pots are filled with hot coal and placed under the "Pheran", loose traditional clothing that covers one from the neck to the knees, for warmth during the harsh winter.

People buy "Kangir", or traditional Kashmiri fire pots, from a vendor at a market in Srinagar Dec 07, , 2010. With the arrival of winter in the Kashmir valley, people are beginning to stock up on traditional fire pots made of clay and twigs. The fire pots are filled with hot coal and placed under the "Pheran", loose traditional clothing that covers one from the neck to the knees, for warmth during the harsh winter.