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Kashmir & Kashmiriyat, in the aftermath of Pahalgam's terror attack

At least 26 people died and 17 others were injured in an attack by suspected militants at a popular tourist spot in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir this week.
The militant group 'Kashmir Resistance' claimed responsibility, expressing discontent at 'outsiders' being settled in the region, and Indian security agencies link them to Pakistan-based militants.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed that those behind the attack 'will not be spared,' and cut short his trip to Saudi Arabia to address the situation.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah called the exodus of tourists from Kashmir 'heartbreaking' after the attack, which has left many anxious about traveling.

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An 'insistence' on showing that all was normal in Kashmir opened the doors to Pahalgam

An in-depth analysis of the April 22 Pahalgam attack, examining security oversights during peak tourist season.

8 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Kashmir & Kashmiriyat, in the aftermath of Pahalgam's terror attack

Explore the resilience of Kashmir and Kashmiriyat after the Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting local heroism, unity, and the importance of tourism for the region's economy.

8 months ago·Noida, India

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The Telegraph

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Pahalgam terror attack triggers flurry of cancellations of Kashmir trips, operators worry

Valley became the most sought-after destination among Calcuttans in the past few years, but Tuesday’s bloodbath might once again erase it from the travel map

8 months ago·Varanasi, India

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Kashmir terror attack sparks concerns for tourism

8 months ago·South Africa

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News18 India

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'Jaan Hai Toh Jahaan Hai': Bengal Operators Cancel Kashmir Tours As Pahalgam Attack Spooks Tourists

Pahalgam terror attack kills 26 tourists, severely impacting Kashmir's tourism. Tour operators like Kundu Travels cancel trips, citing safety concerns.

8 months ago·India

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21,000 crore at stake due to Pahalgam attack, Kashmir's progress may be inadequate... These 10 disadvantages

Pahalgam Terror Attack: So far the economic progress of Jammu and Kashmir has been strong. Its real GSDP is estimated to grow at 7.06% for 2024-25, while the nominal GSDP is estimated to be ₹2.65 lakh crore, which indicates continued growth. Between 2019 and 2025, the Union Territory has also recorded a CAGR of 4.89%.

8 months ago

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