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Hope and fear as tourists trickle back to Kashmir town after attack
One week after a devastating militant attack near the mountain resort of Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir killed 26 people, the town wears a look of quiet desolation, although tourists have begun trickling back in small numbers.
Just last week, terrorists attacked tourists in Baisaran, known as 'mini Switzerland' for its meadows. It is the deadliest ...
British MP Bob Blackman condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack in UK Parliament, calling for unwavering support for India's ...
We will not be the first but if India did something, it will not be just a tit-for-tat reaction but we will respond to a ...
Khan again raked up the Kashmir issue, mentioning abrogation of Article 370, while hitting out at "self-serving figures like ...
Despite staying in Kashmir for over a decade without Indian citizenship, documents, nearly 400 women apprehend they may be ...
According to Indian intelligence officials, Musa was dismissed from the Pakistan Army before joining the proscribed terror ...
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Based on a government order reviewed by Reuters, more than half of the tourist destinations in the Kashmir region have been ...
NEW YORK, NY – The Indian Overseas Congress USA (IOC USA) held a solemn gathering at Times Square on April 27 evening in ...
Locals in Kashmir, many of whose businesses have taken a hit since the attack, have been reassuring tourists and urging them ...
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UN Chief condemns Pahalgam attack in call with Jaishankar, offers to ease Indo-Pak tensionsUN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the Pahalgam terror attack and urged India and Pakistan to de-escalate ...
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