SRINAGAR: Weeks after the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives, the Jammu and Kashmir government, led by ...

An eerie calm is around. Silent and secluded, the streets in and around tourist destinations in Kashmir are deserted—empty gardens, vacated properties and forlorn pathways. Fear hangs in the mist, and ...

From thousands of tourists, it has come down to only a few hundred daily; most hotels and guest houses in the Valley are ...

Abdul Waheed Bhat, paralysed and unable to speak, was asked to leave India after the Pahalgam attack. He died on the way to the Attari crossing.

First Cabinet meet outside Srinagar, Jammu sends strong message to terrorists • Says tourism is economic lifeline, must be ...

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah resorted to a cycle ride along with his two sons in Pahalgam, which was targeted by Pakistani terrorists who killed 26 innocent civilians on April 22.

J&K CM Omar Abdullah held the state's first-ever cabinet meeting outside Jammu or Srinagar in Pahalgam, emphasizing it was more than an administrative move. He praised locals for their bravery after ...

As the Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet held its meeting in Pahalgam on Tuesday, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said it was a "clear ...

Kashmir: This will the the first time the cabinet meeting will be held outside the usual summer capital, Srinagar, or winter ...

He said that he chose the location for the meeting to show solidarity with the people of Pahalgam after the terrorists attack ...

Omar Abdullah said that it was the first time his government had held a cabinet meeting outside Jammu or Srinagar, and the reason for this was not administrative but to show gratitude to the people of ...