Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Parliamentary Panel to Visit Kashmir After Attack to Boost Tourism
Imagine a group of important people from the government, like a special committee, is going to visit a beautiful place called Kashmir.
Their job is to help tourism, which is like the main business there, get better after a scary attack.
They will visit the places where the attack happened and talk to the local people and business owners.
They want to show everyone that things are getting safer, and that it is okay to visit again.
They're also planning on building more hotel rooms.
The government is also planning on giving money to help and maybe have companies host events there to show confidence.
The goal is to bring back visitors, especially the ones who come from other countries, who are a bit worried right now.
A parliamentary panel will visit Kashmir in early September.
The visit aims to boost tourism and rebuild confidence after a terrorist attack.
The panel will visit attack sites and meet with officials and business owners.
Tourism Minister Shekhawat stated 18,000 rooms are being prepared for tourists.
An interim relief package for tourism and small traders may be announced.
- Who
- Parliamentary Committee on Tourism and Commerce
- What
- Visiting Kashmir to promote tourism and restore confidence
- When
- First week of September
- Where
- Pahalgam and Ladakh, Kashmir
- Why
- To address concerns and reassure people after a recent terrorist attack that impacted tourism.
- Panel Purpose
- Promote tourism and restore public confidence
- Location of Visit
- Pahalgam and Ladakh
- Tourism Minister
- Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
- Room Preparation
- 18,000 rooms for tourism season
- Committee Member
- Renuka Chowdhury
- Bengal Delegation
- Sent after the Pahalgam attack by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee