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  Srinagar, Apr 24 : Even as the tragic attack in Pahalgam stunned the region, Kashmir’s tourism sector has shown remarkable resilience, with thousands of tourists continuing to explore the Valley’s famed landscapes. From Sonamarg to Doodhpathri and the snow-covered slopes of Gulmarg, tourist movement remains strong, defying concerns of…

Srinagar, Apr 24 :The Resident Commission of the Jammu and Kashmir Government in New Delhi has launched a dedicated helpline for students from Jammu and Kashmir who are studying in various states across the country. According to an official communiqué received by Arising State, students hailing from J&K can seek…

Srinagar: In order to facilitate tourist movement/ stay in Kashmir valley, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir has established a dedicated helpline at Divisional Level at Srinagar to provide assistance and support to the tourists presently in Kashmir valley or intending to visit in coming days. An order from Divisional Commissioner’s office reads that…

Cowardly strike on innocent citizens will evoke strong response: Govt on Pahalgam terror attack All-party meeting on terror attack on Thursday India suspends Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan over Pahalgam terror attack   New Delhi: A day after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam left 26 people dead, Prime Minister Narendra…

Srinagar: Initial investigations into the audacious terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed the lives of 26 people indicate that the number of terrorists involved could range from five to seven, aided by at least two local militants who received training in Pakistan, officials said on Wednesday.According to the officials piecing…

J-K Police announce Rs 20 lakh bounty for info on terrorists involved in Pahalgam attack Srinagar: Initial investigations into the audacious terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed the lives of 26 people indicate that the number of terrorists involved could range from five to seven, aided by at least two…

Srinagar: In order to send a message of unity, domestic tour operators from Maharashtra on Wednesday said they have decided not to cancel any bookings of tourists to the Kashmir valley in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack.Terrorists opened fire in Pahalgam on Tuesday afternoon, killing 26 people, mostly…

Chandigarh/Kochi/Kanpur: A fun trip that turned to tragedy in the flash of an eye – or at the lightning speed of a bullet. On Wednesday, distraught family members of the 26 men gunned down by terrorists in Pahalgam struggled to come to terms with their devastating loss.Many also demanded capital…