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J&K Terror Attack Updates | 'India will not allow single drop of water into Pakistan': Union Jal Shakti minister Paatil
Stepping up pressure on Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror strike, the union government on Friday said it has developed a comprehensive strategy to ensure that "not a single drop of water" flows into the neighbouring country from India.
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J&K Terror Attack Updates | Kashmir on high alert after intel warns of terror plots targeting non-locals, rail network
A high security alert has been issued across Jammu and Kashmir following specific intelligence inputs warning of possible terror attacks targeting railway infrastructure, Kashmiri Pandits, and non-local workers in the Valley, officials said on Friday.
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J&K Terror Attack Updates | India, Pakistan will sort out tensions: Trump
India and Pakistan will figure out relations between themselves, US President Donald Trump said on Friday as tensions soared between the two neighboring countries after an attack in India's Kashmir region that was the worst in nearly two decades.
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J&K Terror Attack Updates | Members of Indian community staged a protest outside the Pakistan High Commission in London, condemning the Pahalgam Terrorist Attack
Whoever did this should be hanged on the spot, says Pak national on his way back to Pakistan
The entire country is grieving and every Indian is demanding an action: Congress MLA and Leader of Opposition in Rajasthan Assembly Tikaram Jully
"The entire country is grieving and every Indian is demanding an action... Such incidents happen repeatedly and our forces and people are killed without any reason. People and the opposition have promised to support the government over whatever decision they take. Yet, such actions by someone on an MLA's post, who should be responsible... I request the Chief Minister to control the MLAs so that such incidents are not created and tensions are not escalated..."
J&K Terror Attack Updates | Let me stay here, I’m India’s daughter-in-law now: Seema Haider
“I was Pakistan’s daughter, but now I’m India’s daughter-in-law,” says Seema Haider as she fears deportation after the government suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals as part of a series of retaliatory steps following the Pahalgam terror attack.
Haider made headlines in 2023 when she left Pakistan to marry her Indian lover, Sachin Meena. She was already married back home in Sindh province but had illegally entered India via Nepal along with her four children.
In a video being shared on social media platforms, Seema says, "I do not want to go to Pakistan. I appeal to PM (Narendra) Modi and UP CM Yogi (Adityanath) to let me stay in India"
Haider claims that she adopted Hinduism after marrying Meena.
J&K Terror Attack Updates | ‘Angels sent by God’: Kashmiriyat lives on as pony 'wallah', guide, locals shield guests from harm
A pony 'wallah' who laid down his life trying to save visitors to his homeland, a guide who rescued a family of 11 and countless locals are among those who added another dimension to Kashmir’s hospitality when terror struck Pahalgam on a calm Tuesday afternoon.
In what is the deadliest attack in the Valley since the Pulwama strike in 2019, terrorists opened fire in Baisaran, a popular tourist spot in the upper reaches of Pahalgam in Kashmir, killing 26 people, mostly holidayers from other states.
As tourists and families of victims from across the country reached home from Kashmir and outrage spread, stories of locals helping those who were stuck in the terrifying ordeal flooded in. Kashmir, their stories told the world, was also about those who had saved their lives and extended a helping hand in times of their greatest crisis.
J&K Terror Attack Updates | Pakistan is a despondent country with no priority apart from spreading terror, says Piyush Goyal
J&K Terror Attack Updates | We are not in favour of war, says Siddaramaiah
J&K Terror Attack Updates | They targeted tourists because they wanted to send tourists out of Kashmir: Omar Abdullah
On Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir CM said, "I can understand the fear among the tourists. Those who come here on a vacation don't want to experience any fear... But I want to tell them that if they leave Kashmir during these times, then it may make our enemies win. They targeted tourists because they wanted to send all the tourists out of Kashmir..."
J&K Terror Attack Updates | Maharashtra CM meets family of Kaustubh Ganbote who lost his life in Pahalgam attack
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J&K Terror Attack Updates | Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issues advisory to media channels to refrain from showing live coverage of defence operations, movement of security forces in interest of national security
J&K Terror Attack Updates | 'Don't want any politics on this, we should fight together against terrorism,' says Tejashwi Yadav
J&K Terror Attack Updates | Hundreds detained in massive crackdown in Kashmir post Pahalgam killings
J&K Terror Attack Updates | We all condemned this cowardly and inhuman act: J P Nadda
J&K Terror Attack Updates | 'No pardon this time', BJP MP Anurag Thakur warns Pakistan in wake of attack
BJP MP Anurag Thakur slammed Pakistan on Saturday for aiding and abetting terrorism, while asserting that India will take decisive action in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack and there will be no "pardon" this time.
Pakistan is panick-stricken after India's retaliatory actions and hurling empty threats, "but we will not cow down", the member of Parliament from Himachal Pradesh's Hamirpur told Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers at Sundernagar in Mandi district and Bilaspur town. (PTI)
J&K Terror Attack Updates | Congress stands strong with Modi govt to tackle terrorist menace, says K C Venugopal
J&K Terror Attack Updates | Ceasefire violations by Pak push 2021 truce to brink of collapse after J&K terror attack
The truce was largely held along the LoC since 2021 as border-guarding troops from either side didn’t violate the pact by and large, though the Pakistan Army occasionally provided cover fire to the infiltrators. But in the wake of the Pahalgam carnage, Pakistan initiated unprovoked firing on two consecutive days. The scale was smaller on Thursday, but it intensified a day later.