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The action comes after the horrific attack on tourists in the Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam town in Kashmir. Twenty-five tourists, including a Nepali national and a local, were killed in the firing by terrorists, who singled out Hindu men for their religion
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A tourist from Ahmedabad who was on a zipline ride at Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam inadvertently captured on video the terror attack in which 26 people lost their lives last week
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India has strongly raised the Pahalgam terror attack at the United Nations and also flagged a Pakistani minister's "confession" to training and funding terrorists
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The ban is effective immediately and users will be banned without any warning, according to the official announcement made on April 28, 2025.
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Abeyance is less about punishing Pakistan and more about finally asserting the country’s legitimate rights to develop its own resources
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The updated version read, "Do not travel to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir due to terrorism and civil unrest."
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"I understand that every Indian is seething after seeing the images of the terrorist attack. This attack in Pahalgam reflects the frustration of those who patronise terrorism; it shows their cowardice," he said
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Officials said that the house of the terrorist, Ehsan-ul-Haq Sheikh, was destroyed in Muran village of the Pulwama district late Friday evening
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The houses of two Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists, Adil Hussain Thoker and Asif Sheikh, who were behind the Pahalgam attack in which 26 civilians were brutally killed, were destroyed in separate blasts in Jammu and Kashmir
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The Pahalgam terror attack will not affect the annual Amarnath pilgrimage which passes through the south Kashmir tourist resort said Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary
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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said he has deputed his cabinet ministers to various cities across the country to instill a sense of security among Kashmiri students and businessmen after the Pahalgam terror attack
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In videos that went viral on social media platforms, the locals were seen expressing their grief and collectively rejecting the violence and accusations against them.
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India has said the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) of 1960 with Pakistan will be held in abeyance with immediate effect, until Islamabad credibly and irrevocably abjures its support for cross-border terrorism
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Activists of CPI, CPI (M), AISF, Congress, TGEJAC and other people’s organisations took out protest rallies and burnt effigies of terrorists in Khammam and Kothagudem districts
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Pakistan's Foreign Office issued a brief statement, saying, "We are concerned at the loss of tourists' lives in an attack in Anantnag district. We extend our condolences to the near ones of the deceased and wish the injured a speedy recovery"
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Protests were held in several parts of Jammu city, with many protesters raising anti-Pakistan slogans
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J. Chandramouli, a resident of Pandurangapuram in Visakhapatnam, was on a trip with his family when the attack occurred. According to reports, he attempted to escape but was pursued and shot dead by the terrorists. Despite reportedly begging for his life, the assailants showed no mercy. Chandramouli died on the spot, and his body was identified three hours after the incident.
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At least 12 tourists were injured in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. The attack took place at Baisaran, while unidentified gunmen opened fire on the tourists from close range, resulting in injuries to several persons
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The premier of the movie was held Friday evening in the 'Inox' theatre in Srinagar city as actor Emraan Hashmi expressed delight at returning to Srinagar to attend the premiere of his upcoming film 'Ground Zero'.
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While the Kashmiris have reconciled to the reality of the irreversibility of the abrogation of Article 370, they very much expect the restoration of statehood, which is their rightful due