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Srinagar, Nov 26: A severe cold wave has intensified across Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, driving temperatures to new lows as the region braces for a prolonged spell of dry frigid weather. Srinagar city shivered at –3.9°C, the coldest night of the season so far, according to data shared by Kashmir Weather. The icy conditions were even harsher in several south and north Kashmir districts. Shopian remained the coldest in the Valley at –6.2°C, followed closely by Baramulla where the minimum temperature plunged to –5.9°C, and Pulwama which recorded –5.8°C. Popular tourist destinations also reeled under sub-zero temperatures, with…

Despite repeated objections, the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) authorities reportedly continue to organise unseasonal Rath Yatra, prompting renewed outrage among Jagannath devotees worldwide, sources said on Tuesday. Also Read: Puri Gajapati Maharaja issues stern warning to ISKCON over untimely Rath Yatra After conducting similar processions earlier, ISKCON has again come under fire for allegedly holding Rath Yatra celebrations in Nigeria and Taiwan, outside the traditional schedule followed in the world-famous Puri Jagannath temple, Odisha. On November 23, social media posts showing ISKCON Nigeria conducting a Rath Yatra led to widespread protests. The organisation Shree Jagannath Chaitanya and…

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