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3 days ago | 
reuters.com | Aftab Ahmed |Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool
JAMMU, India May 11 (Reuters) - After spending days in temporary homes and with relatives, people from both sides of the Indian and Pakistani border are sceptical about this weekend's ceasefire and in no hurry to return to their villages. Indian cites like Jammu and Amritsar, which were spooked by the sounds of explosions after the truce was agreed, remained quieter than normal on Sunday with many shops choosing to close and people preferring to stay indoors. Sign up here.
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3 days ago | 
businesslive.co.za | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
Amritsar/Muzaffarabad — A fragile ceasefire was holding between India and Pakistan on Sunday, after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump said he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir. The arch rivals were involved in intense firing for four days, the worst in nearly three decades, with missiles and drones being fired at each other’s military installations and dozens of people killed.
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3 days ago | 
au.news.yahoo.com | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
A fragile ceasefire is holding between India and Pakistan after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump says he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir. The arch rivals were involved in intense firing for four days, the worst in almost three decades, with missiles and drones fired at each other's military installations and dozens of people killed.
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3 days ago | 
crookwellgazette.com.au | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
Diplomacy and pressure from the US helped secure the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. Photo: AP PHOTOA fragile ceasefire is holding between India and Pakistan after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump says he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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3 days ago | 
lithgowmercury.com.au | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
Diplomacy and pressure from the US helped secure the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. Photo: AP PHOTOA fragile ceasefire is holding between India and Pakistan after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump says he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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3 days ago | 
juneesoutherncross.com.au | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
Diplomacy and pressure from the US helped secure the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. Photo: AP PHOTOA fragile ceasefire is holding between India and Pakistan after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump says he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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3 days ago | 
thecourier.com.au | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
Diplomacy and pressure from the US helped secure the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. Photo: AP PHOTOA fragile ceasefire is holding between India and Pakistan after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump says he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir.
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3 days ago | 
mudgeeguardian.com.au | Saurabh Sharma |Tariq MaQbool |Aftab Ahmed
Diplomacy and pressure from the US helped secure the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. Photo: AP PHOTOA fragile ceasefire is holding between India and Pakistan after hours of overnight fighting between the nuclear-armed neighbours, as US President Donald Trump says he will work to provide a solution regarding Kashmir.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Aftab Ahmed |Fayaz Bukhari |Asif Shahzad |Tariq MaQbool
By Aftab Ahmed, Fayaz Bukhari, Asif Shahzad and Tariq MaqboolSRINAGAR,/PIR CHINASI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Hotels and houseboats in Indian Kashmir are offering discounts of up to 70% after travellers fled following a deadly attack. On the Pakistani side, a tourist hotspot just on the border was sealed off as war cries between the foes grow louder.
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1 week ago | 
japantimes.co.jp | Fayaz Bukhari |Asif Shahzad |Tariq MaQbool
Nestled between mountains in Indian-administered Kashmir, teachers lead school children in the village of Churanda in morning prayers, asking that the sound of swaying walnut trees and cooing birds not be replaced by the roaring of artillery. Though children attended class as usual, "fear among the parents is running high” said teacher Farooq Ahmad, following a deadly attack on tourists which many on both sides of the line of control that divides the region worry could lead to conflict.
