Mexico’s growing Indian community comes together after Kashmir terror attack

Mexico’s growing Indian community comes together after Kashmir terror attack

A deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, within the Indian-administered region of Jammu and Kashmir, has claimed the lives of 26 civilians and injured at least 20 others, sparking international condemnation and expressions of solidarity, including within Mexico. The incident occurred on April 22 in the Baisaran Valley, a popular tourist spot accessible mainly by foot or horseback. Five militants armed with AK-47s and M4 carbines reportedly opene…

In Photo: Indian Diaspora Holds Major Protest In Berlin Against Pahalgam Terror Attack

In a significant demonstration of solidarity, between 350 and 400 members of the Indian diaspora and friends of India staged a large protest in Berlin on Friday, condemning the terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The demonstrators marched through some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Dom, and Humboldt Forum, drawing attention from local citizens and tourists alike. (Photo: ANI) Earlier, member…

Indian community in Letterkenny holds peaceful vigil after Pahalgam attack - Donegal Daily

FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint Around 80-90 members of the Indian community in Letterkenny gathered at Market Square recently for a peaceful vigil to…

Hundreds of Indians mainly Hindu Americans held a peaceful protest in Fremont - IndiaPost NewsPaper

India Post News Service FREMONT, CA: In a heartfelt show of solidarity and sorrow, Indian Americans held peaceful demonstrations in Fremont on April 26 to express outrage over the brutal Pahalgam terrorist attack, which killed several Hindu tourists. Participants chanted slogans for strict action against the perpetrators, and urged stronger action to prevent future atrocities. Over 400 plus Hindu Americans gathered in Fremont to honor 28 lives l…

Candle light march to express solidarity with victims of Pahalgam terror attack

The Christian Community of Amritsar came together in a powerful display of unity and compassion, organizing a Candle March to pay tribute to the victims of the Pahalgam massacre. With candles lit and hearts full of prayer, we marched through the city’s streets, spreading a message of peace and unity. The Rt. Revd. Manoj Charan, Bishop, Diocese of Amritsar led the march, extending condolences to the families of the 26 innocent lives lost and pray…

The Washington Post · Shams Irfan and Karishma Mehrotra Guree, Kashmir. The armored vehicles arrived after dark, as families prepared dinner. Two days earlier, gunmen had killed twenty-six people, most of them tourists, in a remote Himalayan meadow. Now hundreds of Indian soldiers descended on this small village, searching for suspects. The men surrounded the home of Adil Hussain Thoker, one of the militants accused of carrying out the massacre,…