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Pahalgam terror attack: How Jammu & Kashmir tourism will become another casualty
Tourists are rushing to leave Jammu and Kashmir after Tuesday’s terror attack in Pahalgam left at least 26 people dead. Many of those who were planning to visit the Union Territory are scrapping their travel plans and cancelling their hotel and flight bookings.
On April 22, as news of the attack spread and the toll from the attack at Baisaran kept mounting, neighbouring districts began sending their ambulances. By late evening, at least 30 critical care ...
The members of the Indian community and diaspora were seen waiving Indian flags and carrying placards, demanding justice for ...
The house of two Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let) terrorists, including the prime suspect of the Pahalgam terror attack, were destroyed ...
India and Pakistan's ties has hit new low following the Tuesday terror attack in Pahalgam. 26 civilians including a Nepal ...
The attack took place in the picturesque town of Pahalgam in the Himalayan mountains, popular with Indian visitors.
Amid heightened tensions following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, US President Donald Trump stated that India and ...
Following the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 tourists, Indian forces intensified operations, demolishing homes of ...
The Centre is working on a strategy to ensure that not a single drop of water flows from India into Pakistan, Jal Shakti ...
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