Srinagar, Jan. 12 -- Frozen weather is often perceived as merely a seasonal inconvenience-biting cold, snow-covered roads, frozen pipes and shortened days. Yet, beneath its icy surface, extreme cold carries deeper implications for society, the environment and human resilience. As winters grow harsher and more unpredictable in many regions, frozen weather demands not only endurance but reflection and preparedness. At a practical level, frozen conditions expose the fragility of infrastructure. Roads crack, power lines fail and water systems freeze, disrupting daily life. In regions unaccustomed to extreme cold, even mild freezes can bring cities to a standstill. These disruptions reveal how unprepared systems can quickly collapse under clim...