
Pahalgam attack: Indian families cope with unending grief
A year after a deadly attack on tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, the families of the victims are still grappling with their losses. Aishanya Dwivedi, whose husband Shubham Dwivedi was killed in the attack, continues to hold onto memories by speaking about him publicly and preserving his belongings. Similarly, Rajesh Narwal, whose son Vinay Narwal was also killed, finds solace in silence and avoids discussing his son's death. Both families are trying to rebuild their lives while navigating the enduring pain of their losses.
22 APR 2026
· THIS STORY — BBC
One year after a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, families of the victims continue to cope with their losses.
23 APR 2026
— The Hindu
The 2025 Baisaran meadow attack has prompted the Jammu and Kashmir Cable Car Corporation to develop a cable car project to mitigate tourism losses and enhance security in Pahalgam.
25 APR 2026
— BBC
The Indian-administered Kashmir tourism industry continues to struggle to recover from a deadly attack that killed 26 people last year.
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