Power paradox: Imports rise, unscheduled cuts persist

Published 05 Nov 2026, 07:33 IST

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Srinagar, Nov 4: Kashmir is heading into the peak winter season amid rising electricity demand, declining hydropower generation and complaints of unscheduled power cuts, with residents questioning the implementation of the officially announced curtailment schedule. A senior official of the Kashmir…

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Srinagar, Nov 4: Kashmir is heading into the peak winter season amid rising electricity demand, declining hydropower generation and complaints of unscheduled power cuts, with residents questioning the implementation of the officially announced curtailment schedule. A senior official of the Kashmir…

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Power paradox: Imports rise, unscheduled cuts persist

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Rising Kashmir Center Rising Kashmir 05 Nov 2026, 02:58 IST

Winter Cannot Be Met With Last-Minute Measures

Winter in Kashmir is not an unexpected visitor. Its arrival is certain; the severity of each season may vary, but snow, freezing temperatures and disruptions to daily life are part of the region’s annual reality. Yet preparedness too often appears to gather urgency only when the cold has set in…

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