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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.
How Militants Attacked Tourists in Kashmir's Pahalgam, and India's Response
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - At least 26 people died and 17 others were injured when suspected militants opened fire at a popular tourist spot in the Pahalgam region of India's Jammu and Kashmir territory this week. As security forces hunt for the perpetrators, here is a look at what happened, and how India has reacted.
The horrific attack near Kashmir's Pahalgam town was the worst terror strike to rock the region in nearly two decades.
The remains of three Karnataka residents killed in Kashmir terror attack arrived in Bengaluru. Families mourned as Tejasvi ...
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The couple managed to reach Srinagar airport, after which they boarded the first flight out of Srinagar on Wednesday.
"We strongly condemn the attack. China firmly opposes all forms of terrorism. We mourn for the lives lost and express sincere ...
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Shootout Underway In J&K's Kulgam Day After Pahalgam Terror AttackThe gunshots were heard during a search operation in Tangmarg area of Kulgam. The area falls near the famous Abarbal ...
In addition to the suspension of the water-sharing agreement, India has also stopped visa clearances for Pakistani nationals.
At least 5 terrorists have been linked to the Pahalgam attack. A new report says at least 2 of them were from Bijbehara and ...
Gunmen opened fire at visitors who were at Baisaran, Pahalgam in India, killing 26 men and injuring 17 people.
India announced a series of diplomatic measures against Pakistan after intelligence agencies claimed neighbouring country's ...
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