Archive · 2 Aug 2026
Kashmiri Pandits Return to Kashmir, Hopeful After Article 370 Revoked
Kashmiri Pandits who left their homes in the 1990s are coming back to Jammu and Kashmir.
They say the new rules after Article 370 was taken away have made life safer and happier.
Local people welcome them, seeing new shops and jobs.
The return shows that the area is becoming more peaceful and normal again.
Everyone hopes this will keep the community strong and safe.
Kashmiri Pandits who left in the 1990s are returning to Jammu and Kashmir after Article 370 was revoked.
Returnees report improved conditions and hope for a brighter future under the new government.
Local residents welcome the return, noting new businesses and increased social harmony.
Some families have opened shops in Handwara and returned to work as teachers, engineers, and clerks in Kupwara.
The abrogation of Article 370 has created opportunities for repatriation and normalcy.
- Who
- Kashmiri Pandits and local residents
- What
- Return of Kashmiri Pandits to their homeland after Article 370 was revoked
- When
- After the abrogation of Article 370 (post‑2019)
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir, especially Kupwara and Handwara
- Why
- Hope for a better future and new opportunities under the new government
- Event
- Return of Kashmiri Pandits to Jammu and Kashmir
- Trigger
- Abrogation of Article 370
- Key Locations
- Kupwara, Handwara, Jammu
- Community Sentiment
- Hopeful and supportive
- Government Action
- Revocation of Article 370