India blamed cross-border terrorism for the incident

Another female toursit, Pallavi, who lost her husband in the attack, also praised the locals for their compassion and bravery.

Modi decried the “heinous” attack on the tourist destination, and vowed to “bring attackers to justice”.

IIOJK Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha alleged that attempts to destabilise peace in India are being carried out “on the instructions of Pakistan.”

Khawaja Asif went on to say that blaming Pakistan has become a convenient excuse for India.

Ramdev’s counsel agreed to withdraw all advertisements featuring the controversial term “sharbat jihad” from all platforms.

A group of armed men entered a church in Odhav, chanting loudly and accusing the congregation of forced religious conversions.

Modi said that the Waqf law benefits land mafias rather than the underprivileged Muslim population.

Yakub Habeebuddin Tucy identified himself as the mutawalli (caretaker) of the waqf property associated with the Mughal emperor.

A broader crackdown unfolded in Uttarakhand, where 170 madrasas have been sealed for allegedly lacking registration.

Initially, both families had agreed to split the wedding expenses, as they were of similar financial standing.

Apple has no plan to increase the prices of its products in India and other markets.

The case raised eyebrows due to Uttar Pradesh’s strict regulations on religious conversions.

Pakistan issued more than 6,000 visas to Indian Sikh pilgrims for the Baisakhi festival 2025.

Anant's ownership of the Vantara Zoo, where meat is served to tigers and lions, also raised eyebrows.