Tourism Breaking News
Following tourism associations’ initiatives to revive travel in Kashmir, Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat met J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for a forward-looking discussion on tourism development. Key focus areas included infrastructure upgrade, heritage promotion and sustainable livelihoods. The meeting reflects Centre-state alignment and renewed commitment to reposition Jammu & Kashmir as a leading tourism destination.
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