BAISARAN VALLEY ATTACK
'What I saw… no one should': Ponywallah recalls Pahalgam attack
Abdul Waheed Wani, a pony handler, shares harrowing memories of the April 22, 2025 terror attack in Pahalgam. He was among the first responders, witnessing scattered bodies and distressed survivors. Wani described the chaos and his efforts to help the wounded. The incident left a deep impact, with recurring memories of the devastation.
'No fear now': Kashmir sees tourist return before Pahalgam attack anniversary
Visitors are returning to Kashmir, demonstrating renewed confidence in the region's safety. This comes as the first anniversary of a deadly terror attack approaches. Authorities have introduced a QR code system to enhance security and public trust. Analysts highlight the attack's impact on tourism and call for strong action against terrorism and its sponsors.
Tourism around Pahalgam picking up; upcoming Amarnath Yatra litmus test
Pahalgam's tourism is slowly reviving after a devastating attack last year. However, several tourist spots remain shut, affecting hundreds of pony wallas. Their earnings have drastically reduced. Hotel occupancy is low, and tourist stays are shorter. Security measures led to the closure of many sites. Authorities are working to reopen these areas, promising a return to normalcy.
Pahalgam terror attack anniversary: Security tightened across tourist spots in Kashmir
Pahalgam terror attack anniversary: Security forces are on high alert across Kashmir's tourist destinations. This comes ahead of the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack. Authorities have implemented new safety measures, including QR code identification for service providers. These steps aim to ensure a secure environment for visitors returning to popular spots like Pahalgam.
Year after brutal attack, Pahalgam strongly emerges out of shadow of terror
Pahalgam's meadows are once again vibrant with tourists, a year after a tragic terrorist attack. Visitors from across India are praising the enhanced security measures and the breathtaking beauty of the region. Despite past events, tourists express confidence and enjoyment, highlighting the return of normalcy and the region's appeal as a must-visit destination.
43 CRPF temporary operating bases created in Jammu and Kashmir post Pahalgam attack: Officials
Following the Pahalgam attack, the CRPF has established 43 temporary operating bases in Jammu and Kashmir's higher reaches, above 6,000 feet. These bases house troops for search and assault operations against terrorists in remote 'dhoks'. A significant number were set up on the Pahalgam-Tral-Harwan axis, aiding in operations like 'Operation Mahadev' which eliminated terrorists responsible for the April attack.
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Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi seeks answers on Pahalgam intel lapse, abrupt end to operations
In Lok Sabha, Gaurav Gogoi criticized the government regarding the Pahalgam terror strike, questioning the terrorists' access to Baisaran valley and their continued freedom after 100 days. He also raised concerns about Donald Trump's ceasefire claims and India's decision to halt Operation Sindoor. Gogoi held Amit Shah accountable and questioned Modi's absence from Pahalgam.
Actual responsibility of peaceful Amarnath Yatra is with people of Pahalgam: Mehbooba Mufti
Mehbooba Mufti, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, emphasized the crucial role of Pahalgam's residents in ensuring a peaceful Amarnath Yatra, regardless of security deployments. Visiting Pahalgam after the Baisaran attack, she advocated for unity and urged the reopening of key tourist spots like Chandanwari and Aru Valley before the 52-day Yatra commences on July 3.
Bengal house will laud armed forces, condemn Pak terror
West Bengal assembly Speaker Biman Bandopadhyay is set to table a resolution on Tuesday, commending the Indian armed forces for their precise strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The resolution will also strongly condemn the brutal attack on tourists in Pahalgam, expressing shock and anguish over the loss of 26 innocent lives in the Baisaran Valley.
A month on, Pahalgam attackers still at large
A month after the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people, the perpetrators remain at large despite an intense crackdown. The NIA has questioned thousands and traced the plot to Lashkar-e-Taiba with ISI involvement. The attack crippled Kashmir’s tourism, escalated Indo-Pak tensions, and triggered military retaliation before international mediation brought a fragile ceasefire.
Before Pahalgam attack, intel agencies had flagged potential targeting of tourists in Srinagar's outskirts: Officials
Days before the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists, intelligence agencies had issued warnings about possible targeting of tourists staying in hotels on the outskirts of Srinagar. Security forces conducted extensive searches in areas around Dachigam, Nishat, and Gangangir, but found no leads and concluded operations on the same day the attack occurred.
75 people detained under PSA in Kashmir after Pahalgam attack
Following the Pahalgam attack that resulted in multiple fatalities, Jammu and Kashmir Police have detained seventy-five individuals under the Public Safety Act. Earlier, authorities questioned over two thousand people. Raids and search operations have been ongoing since April twenty-second. The National Investigation Agency has assumed control of the investigation.
Lucknow University to fund education for dependents of Pahalgam terror attack victims
Lucknow University will provide free education, accommodation, and books to dependents of those killed in the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, announced Vice Chancellor Alok Rai. This decision follows the tragic death of Shubham Dwivedi, a victim of the attack, and underscores the government's zero-tolerance policy against terrorism.
Raids carried out in J&K; fresh verification of non-locals begins
Weeks before the Baisaran Valley attack, Army and J&K Police reported suspicious movements in Pahalgam and Gulmarg. Authorities received inputs about potential infiltrators in Pahalgam, noting their use of advanced navigation and communication apps.
J&K Assembly denounces Baisaran Valley attack
The Jammu and Kashmir assembly condemned the terror attack in Pahalgam. The attack resulted in the death of 25 tourists and a local. The assembly endorsed the Union government's diplomatic measures. The house stood in solidarity with the victims and their families. They also saluted Syed Adil Hussain Shah's sacrifice.
Shahid Afridi gets schooled by netizens after he says 'Indians are responsible for the killing of their own people'
Shahid Afridi, former captain of Pakistan's cricket team, stirred controversy with his remarks on the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, where at least 26 people, mostly tourists, were killed. His comments quickly went viral on social media, with many netizens criticizing him, calling his remarks "awful," and mocking his cricket skills.
NIA takes over Pahalgam terror attack case on Home Ministry's orders
The attack occurred on April 22, when militants targeted tourists at the picturesque Baisaran meadow in Pahalgam, resulting in the deaths of 25 Indian citizens and one individual from Nepal, with many others sustaining injuries.
Forces demolish houses of eight militants across Kashmir following Pahalgam attack
Following the Pahalgam tourist attack, authorities in Kashmir demolished homes of six militants and associates. Over 2000 suspects were detained across the valley. Raids and search operations are ongoing in almost all districts. A list of 14 active local militants has been identified. Police are questioning ponywalas for clues. The tourist resort is gradually returning to normalcy.
Pahalgam attack: Over 1,700 detained; homes of two LeT terrorists demolished
Following the deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have detained approximately 1,700 individuals as part of an ongoing investigation. The operation includes searches in the Baisaran Valley and questioning of pony walas to identify those involved. In response, the homes of two suspected LeT terrorists have been demolished, signaling a firm stance against terrorism.
J&K police announces reward of Rs 20 lakh each for info on Pahalgam attackers
Following the deadly Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people, including 25 tourists, Jammu and Kashmir Police announced a ₹20 lakh reward for information on each of the terrorists involved. Search operations continue in Baisaran, while locals mourn and protest the attack, highlighting concerns about safety in the region.
Pahalgam terror attack: IAF Corporal from Arunachal, 3 Bengal tourists among victims
In a tragic terror attack in Pahalgam's Baisaran valley, IAF Corporal Tage Hailyang from Arunachal Pradesh and three West Bengal residents, Bitan Adhikari, Samir Guha, and Manish Ranjan, lost their lives. Adhikari, a software professional, was vacationing with his family.
Pahalgam terror attack: Amit Shah visits attack site, meets injured, survivors
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited the Baisaran Valley to strategize with security officials. He paid respects to the deceased in Srinagar and assured that the culprits would face justice. Shah, along with Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Omar Abdullah, met with the injured and bereaved families in Anantnag, pledging government support.
Pahalgam terror attack: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh likely to chair all-party meeting on April 24
Following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, the Union government is likely to convene an all-party meeting on April 24, chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. Prime Minister Modi, after cutting short his Saudi Arabia visit, led a Cabinet Committee on Security meeting. Rajnath Singh vowed to punish the perpetrators, while J&K CM Omar Abdullah also called for an all-party meeting.
Pahalgam attack: PM Modi lands in India; convenes emergency meeting at Delhi airport with NSA Doval, EAM Jaishankar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urgently returned to New Delhi, cutting short his Saudi Arabia visit, following a devastating terrorist attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed at least 28 people. Upon arrival, he immediately held an emergency meeting at the airport with key officials, including the National Security Advisor, External Affairs Minister, and Foreign Secretary, to address the grave situation.
Pahalgam terror attack: Donald Trump 'extends full support' on call with PM Modi, says 'US stands strong with India'
US President Donald Trump called Prime Minister Narendra Modi to express condolences after a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam claimed 26 lives. The attack targeted tourists in Baisaran valley, prompting swift condemnation and promises of support from the US. Trump labelled the attack “deeply disturbing” and pledged solidarity. Modi reaffirmed India’s resolve to hold the attackers accountable. High-level security reviews followed, with the Indian Army and police launching operations to find the culprits. Candle marches were held in protest across the valley.
Pahalgam Attack: ‘Bharat won’t bend to terror,’ says Amit Shah; warns ‘culprits will not be spared’
A terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, has left at least 28 civilians dead, mostly tourists. Union Home Minister Amit Shah condemned the killings, pledging that “Bharat will not bend to terror.” Shah led tributes at the site and chaired a high-level security meeting in Srinagar. The attack, the worst since the abrogation of Article 370, sparked a shutdown across Kashmir and drew global condemnation. The government has intensified its crackdown to hunt down the perpetrators, vowing strict consequences.
Pahalgam terror attack: The Resistance Front, a proxy for Hafiz Saeed's LeT, hits headlines with Kashmir bloodbath
The assault occurred in the scenic Baisaran Valley, often dubbed "mini Switzerland," and marks the deadliest attack on civilians in Kashmir since the 2019 Pulwama incident. In the attack, terrorists opened fire on tourists who were gathered in the popular meadow near Pahalgam.
Shutdown against Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir valley, first time in 35 years
Following the tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, political parties and traders' unions have jointly called for a complete shutdown in the Kashmir Valley on Wednesday. This unified action aims to express solidarity with the victims' families and strongly condemn the heinous act. Business communities in Poonch also joined the protest, demanding a complete shutdown to denounce the terror attack.
Pahalgam terror attack: Rahul Gandhi speaks to HM Amit Shah, calls for justice after 28 killed in Kashmir
Following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, J&K, which claimed numerous lives, Rahul Gandhi contacted Amit Shah, Omar Abdullah, and Tariq Karra to get updates. The attack, which targeted tourists in Anantnag, has sparked widespread condemnation and protests, leading to a Kashmir-wide shutdown.
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