Ongoing wet spell reduces rain deficit in J-K by 15%; Ladakh gets snow
The current wet spell across Jammu and Kashmir is due to a Western Disturbance which has reduced the rainfall deficiency by 15 percent.
A record number of 17 lakh tulip bulbs have been planted in the garden sprawled over 55 hectares. Five new varieties of tulips have been planted, raising the total number of varieties to 73.
Photo by Mohammed Amin War
Srinagar’s Tulip garden on the banks of the Dal Lake was thrown open for tourists and locals on Saturday.
Tourists and locals were present in large numbers when the iconic garden was officially declared open in the morning.
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A record number of 17 lakh tulip bulbs have been planted in the garden sprawled over 55 hectares. Five new varieties of tulips have been planted, raising the total number of varieties to 73.
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The picturesque garden on the foothills of Zabarwan mountain range has several varieties of red, yellow and pink — early and late blooming tulips.
The garden was established in 2007 as yet another attraction for tourists.
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