Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha stated that the recent Pahalgam attack has led to a 10% decrease in Amarnath Yatra ...

Lack of intelligence, evolving tactics of hardened Pakistan-backed militants and a possible new front in the skies, security ...

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha sounds confident as he says that the numbers would rise, but his claim comes on a day ...

The LG said around 2.36 lakh pilgrims had registered for the yatra before the attack took place at Baisaran in Pahalgam area ...

In the first phase, the tourist destinations that will be opened for visitors include Beetab Valley and parks near Pahalgam ...

Manoj Sinha said Amarnath Yatra registrations decreased after the Pahalgam attack. There was a 10.19% drop compared to last ...

Two months after a devastating attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir's tourism sector shows signs of revival. While visitor numbers ...

Security forces have been placed on high alert in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam region as investigators uncover crucial leads ...

Manoj Sinha said that nearly 2.36 lakh pilgrims had registered for the yatra before the attack at Baisaran in Pahalgam.

The lieutenant governor said the police, the army and the CAPF had chalked out a robust arrangement for the annual pilgrimage ...

In a significant security upgrade ahead of the annual AmarnathYatra, the Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday confirmed the ...