A Supreme Court judge, after visiting Kashmir with family, said, “Serenity of its landscapes is matched by the professionalism of its security forces,” praising the region’s beauty, warm hospitality, and sense of safety throughout the peaceful trip.
A writ petition filed in the Supreme Court of India by Advocate Vishal Tiwari seeks improved safety for tourists in terrorism-affected hilly areas. The petition requests enhanced security measures, medical facilities, and safety awareness programs, particularly for the Amarnath Yatra and other remote sites. The hearing is set for 5th May 2025.
The PIL has been submitted by Advocate Vishal Tiwari. He is urging the court to tell the central government and state authorities to take “strong steps to protect tourists who travel to remote and hilly areas, so that attacks like the one in Pahalgam do not happen again.” NEW DELHI: After the tragic terror attack […]
A priest at Lingaraj temple, Kundan Mahapatra, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for sexually harassing a Swedish tourist. The incident occurred on February 19, and Mahapatra has been in judicial custody since his arrest. The swift trial, completed in just 28 days, has been praised for deterring criminal behavior and boosting tourist confidence in the justice system.