Farmers said extreme weather during the flowering stage has become more frequent in recent years, compounding financial stress as many rely on loans to sustain their orchards.
Begum said some workers had been threatened with dismissal if they did not comply or if protests continued.
The closure had disrupted access for more than 200 households in the village, affecting daily life and connectivity with nearby areas.
Residents said each spell of rain brings renewed concern.
Authorities on Tuesday reopened the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway for passenger traffic from both directions after restoration work, officials said.
The LG also expressed hope for the well-being of all, wishing people good health.
The CM urged a focus on improving bilateral relations instead of escalating tensions.
Police urged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity, saying public cooperation has been key in preventing attacks and dismantling networks.
Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 6 The Jammu and Kashmir government has introduced a new regulatory framework for drug de-addiction and rehabilitation centers, requiring mandatory licensing and setting detailed standards for infrastructure, staffing and treatment practices. Under rules notified this week, all such centers must obtain approval from designated authorities before operating. Existing facilities have […]
Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 6 A sudden hailstorm swept through parts of south Kashmir on Monday, damaging apple orchards at a critical stage of development and raising concerns about a sharp decline in this year’s harvest. The storm, which lasted about 20 minutes, struck several villages in Shopian and Kulgam districts, including Feeripora, Mandujan, […]
