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Himalayan rivers were once famous among anglers. But in Kashmir fish populations are dwindling and some species unique to the region are on the verge of extinction, experts tell Athar Parvaiz.https://dialogue.earth/content/uploads/2024/04/Dialogue-Earth-logo_Thumbnail.png1200675