Renzipora times

25/01/2026

: Butchers Union fixes Mutton at Rs 700 Per Kg Ahead of Ramadan.

22/01/2026

Heavy gusty winds
Be inside your houses and be safe 😊

14/01/2026

Success is not final , failure is not fatal ,itz the courage to continue the counts
DODA BOY 💔💔💔

08/01/2026

Delhi To Srinagar
Now Vande Bharat Express will go directly from Delhi to Kashmir, Vande Bharat sleeper train will pass through the world's highest bridge.
New Delhi to Srinagar
Departure from New Delhi at 7:00 pm possible time
Will reach Srinagar at 8:00 am
800 km done in less than 13 hours
Stop: Ambala, Ludhiana, Jammu Tavi, and Katra
Potential rentals:
3AC: Almost 2,000
2AC: Almost 2,500
AC First Class: Almost 3,000 News & Views

07/01/2026

02/01/2026

All are hereby informed that Aadhaar enrollment/update services will continue at Higher Secondary School Panzgam from 02-01-2026 to 10-01-2026 after 11:00 am.

02/01/2026

Another one jolts valley

Ya allah rehem 🙏🙏

01/01/2026

*** Good News***
Auto service has been started from Panzgam to Dahwatoo chowk from today. The fare has been fixed@10. The service will run from Sumo stand Udipora panzgam to Dahwatoo.

01/01/2026

Another earth quake jolts valley 🙏🙏

21/12/2025

19/12/2025

جامع مسجد حنفیہ رینزی پورہ کی نئی تعمیر کی جھلکیاں — ایک نظر ڈالیں

19/12/2025

You're a chain-smoker even if you've never touched a cigarette

Breathing the air in Srinagar is equivalent to smoking 109 Ci******es a month

The city's average PM2.5 concentration has hovered near 80 µg/m³, while the mean AQI stands at about 168, according to data from AQI. in.

Over the past 24 hrs, AQI peaked at 180 and PM2.5 concentration peaked at 96 µg/m³. But I am not taking this into account - the estimate is based purely on average conditions.

As per Berkeley Earth's rule of thumb, one cigarette per day is the rough equivalent of a PM2.5 level of 22 µg/m³. (Research Paper:
https://berkeleyearth.org/air-pollution-and-cigarette-equivalence/)

By that measure, simply breathing Srinagar's air for 24 hours equals smoking about 3.6 ci******es daily - adding up to nearly 25 ci******es a week or 109 in a month.

Note: The Result is based on the AQI and PM2.5 Levels in the past 24 hrs. This is not a long-term average for Srinagar - it applies to high-pollution days. But even then, when the air still exposes you to the equivalent of three to four ci******es in a single day, that is no joke. Cleaner days do not erase the damage from high-pollution days.

Formula Used: Ci******es = [(PM2.5 concentration/22) × (Hours exposed/24)]

Regards: Kashmir Weather