Highly placed sources say the terrorists were caught unawares, resting under a makeshift tent around 11.30 am Monday. The gunfight lasted around 3 hours ...

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has responded to India Today's report on the lack of roads in Baisaran. He stated that the government would face backlash for cutting trees if they ...

The tourism industry has been badly affected after the Baisaran terrorist attack in Pahalgam (Pahalgam Attack one Month). Hotels are empty, restaurants are closed and there is silence on the streets.

At the time of the attack, there were about 300 tourists in Baisaran, he estimates. At 14:36, he says, he received a call from the police asking him if he had heard anything about an incident at ...

The attack took place on Tuesday in the Baisaran valley in the Pahalgam area of the scenic, Himalayan federal territory and the dead included 25 Indians and one Nepalese national, police said.

Baisaran, the valley that had long been associated with innocence and quiet wonder, became the backdrop of horror. In an instant, a peaceful afternoon turned into chaos as gunfire cracked the air.

Officials recovered at least 24 bodies in Baisaran meadows, located about three miles from Pahalgam, a tourist hotspot, with two others perishing while being transported for medical treatment.

Visitors have to trek or hire ponies to reach Baisaran, situated about 4 km (about 2.5 miles) from the Pahalgam area of the Himalayan federal territory.

The Baisaran Bloodbath, the brutal, ghastly massacre by Pakistani terrorists of these unsuspecting tourists in Pahalgam who had been lulled into a false sense of complacency has pushed India and ...

Baisaran is a meadow three miles from Pahalgam, a bucolic town in the Himalayas often described as the "Switzerland of India," according to the BBC.

Tourist Rishi Bhatt reportedly filmed himself ziplining over Pahalgam’s Baisaran meadow as four gunmen stormed the area and gunned down 26 tourists, injuring dozens more, on April 22, in Kashmir ...