Srinagar, Jan. 10 -- As Kashmir plunges deeper into sub-zero temperatures, the Valley once again finds itself in the grip of an unforgiving winter. With nights registering several degrees below freezing and icy winds sweeping across towns and villages, daily life becomes a test of resilience. While Kashmiris are no strangers to harsh winters, extreme cold spells demand renewed caution, collective responsibility and proactive governance. The immediate concern during such conditions is the safety and well-being of vulnerable populations. Elderly citizens, children, daily wage earners and those living in poorly insulated homes face heightened risks of hypothermia and cold-related illnesses. Authorities must ensure uninterrupted electricity, ...