Several parks in Jammu and Kashmir's tourist areas, including Pahalgam, have reopened following the April 22 terror attack, with enhanced security measures in place.

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Security personnel were deployed in strength around the parks to secure the areas and create a sense of security, they said.

The J&K Home Department has prohibited flying of drones, UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles), and balloons on both the Pahalgam ...

The water shortage follows India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) after the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, ...

Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee, who was part of the Indian delegations that had visited 33 countries in recent weeks ...

The April 22 terror attack stole Pahalgam's peak tourist season this year, but visitors are trickling back. Here are the best ...

Based on Union Ministry of Home Affairs advise, J&K goverment declared the Amarnath yatra routes as a 'No Flying Zone' from ...

Several parks in Jammu and Kashmir’s tourist places, including some in Pahalgam, that were closed in the aftermath of the ...

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday called for joint efforts for the revival of tourism in Jammu and Kashmir, which has ...