New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has officially taken over the probe into the horrific Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed the lives of 26…
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In a significant development amidst rising security threats following the recent Pahalgam attack, intelligence agencies have identified 14 active homegrown terrorists linked to Pakistan-backed groups Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Jaish-e-Mohammed. These operatives, aged between 20 and 40, are accused of facilitating terror activities and collaborating with foreign infiltrators. The identities of these individuals have been disclosed as part of ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks in Jammu and Kashmir.
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SRINAGAR: Tensions between India and Pakistan have sharply escalated in the aftermath of the deadly Pahalgam massacre, with cross-border firing reported along several stretches of…
View More LoC Heats Up After Pahalgam Massacre; Forces on Edge
When bullets rained down on Pahalgam, it was not a soldier or official, but a tourist guide — Nazakat Ahmad Shah — who turned saviour. He saved lives, shielded children, and helped a terrified family escape. Amid his heroism, he also mourned the loss of his cousin, Adil Shah, the only local killed while defending tourists.
View More A Guide’s Courage, A Family’s Escape: Unsung Heroism Amid Pahalgam Carnage
SRINAGAR: A serene family vacation meant to create joyful memories turned into a scene of terror and irreversible heartbreak for the family of Bharath Bhushan,…
View More “He Said His Name Was Bharath. That Was Enough to Kill Him”
SRINAGAR: What began as a new chapter in the lives of newlyweds Vinay Narwal and Himanshi ended in unspeakable tragedy within days. A week after…
View More A Honeymoon Turned Horror: Navy Officer’s Life Ends in Terror
Among those killed in Tuesday’s Pahalgam terror attack were Indian Navy officer Lt. Vinay Narwal, Intelligence Bureau staffer Manish Ranjan, and Railways engineer Atul Mone. Their deaths have spotlighted the human cost of terrorism that shattered families and shocked the nation.
View More IB Officer, Navy Lt and Railway Engineer Among Pahalgam Terror Victims
The Jammu and Kashmir Government announced an ex-gratia package for victims of the Pahalgam terror attack, offering financial aid and logistical support to affected families as rescue and evacuation operations continue.
View More J&K Govt Announces Compensation for Pahalgam Attack Families
Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited the Pahalgam terror attack site and met the injured at GMC Anantnag, affirming the Centre’s full support and leading a high-level review to strengthen counter-terror strategy in Kashmir.
View More Amit Shah Inspects Attack Site, Meets Injured at GMC Anantnag
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, flanked by J&K LG Manoj Sinha and former CM Omar Abdullah, paid floral tributes to the 26 victims of the Pahalgam terror attack in Srinagar and promised swift justice to the grieving families.
View More Amit Shah Meets Grieving Kin of Pahalgam Attack Victims
In an extraordinary display of international unity, world leaders including Trump, Putin, MBS, and ambassadors from Israel, Ukraine, and the EU condemned the brutal Pahalgam massacre that left 28 civilians dead—mostly tourists—calling it a savage act against humanity.
View More Global Leaders Unite in Grief Over Pahalgam Massacre
In the wake of the brutal killing of 28 tourists in Pahalgam, a complete shutdown was declared across Kashmir and parts of Jammu, uniting businesses, civil society, religious groups, and students in an unprecedented outpouring of grief and protest.
View More Pahalgam Attack Sparks Widespread Shutdown in J&K