Srinagar, Sept. 15 -- Kashmir's relationship with the Jhelum has always been shaped by water and the recurring threat of floods.
From the devastating floods of 1903 to the catastrophic 2014 floods, the Valley has repeatedly faced the impact of extreme rainfall, vulnerable geography and inadequate drainage.
But why does Kashmir remain so vulnerable to flooding? How have the Jhelum and its flood channels shaped flood management? And how are climate change, shrinking wetlands, pollution and changing rainfall patterns increasing the risk?
This report examines Kashmir's evolving flood-management strategy and asks a crucial question:
Are we prepared to reduce the impact of the next major flood and protect lives in time?
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