Tage Hailyang

An Indian Air Force Corporal, tage hailyang from Arunachal Pradesh, tragically died in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Chief Minister Pema Khandu expressed deep sorrow, noting Hailyang was visiting with his wife, who survived.

A terror attack in Kashmir claimed the lives of people from diverse backgrounds across India and abroad. Victims include Niraj Udhwani, a Dubai-based finance manager; Bitan Adhikari, a techie from Florida; and childhood friends Kaustubh Gunbote and Santosh Jagdale from Pune.

Across India, families mourn the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack as coffins draped in the tricolour arrive. Ordinary citizens, including tourists and professionals, had their lives tragically cut short during their Kashmir vacations. From anniversary celebrations to summer getaways, dreams turned into nightmares, leaving behind a nation united in grief and determined to remember the lives lost.

Following India's airstrikes on terrorist targets, bereaved families of the Pahalgam attack victims expressed emotional solace and a sense of justice. Widows across India, from Gurgaon to Arunachal Pradesh, shared that Operation Sindoor brought them peace, signifying that their loved ones' deaths were avenged. They urged the government to eliminate terrorism, ensuring the safety and security of the nation.

Following India's airstrikes on terrorist targets, bereaved families of the Pahalgam attack victims expressed emotional solace and a sense of justice. Widows across India shared that Operation Sindoor brought them peace, signifying that their loved ones' deaths were avenged

Families of victims killed in a recent terrorist attack express solace and gratitude following India's retaliatory airstrikes, dubbed 'Operation Sindoor.' They believe justice has been served and that the action brings peace to the souls of their loved ones. Many implore the government to continue its offensive against terrorists to ensure the safety and security of the nation and prevent future tragedies.

In a devastating terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir, 28 tourists were killed and dozens injured in Pahalgam. The Resistance Front, a Pakistan-backed LeT proxy, claimed responsibility. Gunmen, disguised as Indian Army soldiers, selectively targeted victims, coinciding with high-profile diplomatic visits and escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. The victims included an Indian Navy officer, an IB officer, and tourists from various states.