Jammu & Kashmir welcomed over 1.7 crore tourists in 2025, including more than 36,000 international visitors. While no specific targets are set for 2026, the government is actively working to boost tourist numbers through various initiatives. The Home Stay program has proven successful and is slated for expansion, despite facing challenges like awareness and infrastructure gaps.
Related Posts
Fatty liver disease: The growing threat you have probably never tested for
Fatty liver, now termed MASLD, is rapidly spreading in India, driven by lifestyle factors like poor diet and inactivity, not just alcohol. Affecting one in […]
US cybersecurity company Tenable CEO dies of cancer; his ‘medical leave’ message
Amit Yoran, CEO of Tenable Holdings, passed away at 54 after battling cancer. Yoran’s tenure at Tenable included the company’s growth and its 2018 IPO. […]
Student run over by Chennai local while searching for ‘lost earphones’
A 19-year-old college student, Rajagopal, was run over by a suburban train near Kodambakkam railway station while trying to retrieve his Bluetooth earphones from the […]