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US Envoy’s Kashmir Message: Will America Ease Its Travel Advisory?

US Envoy’s Kashmir Message: Will America Ease Its Travel Advisory?

US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor’s maiden visit to Srinagar has sent a significant diplomatic signal, with the envoy describing Jammu and Kashmir as an “important part of India” and indicating that Washington could reconsider its travel advisory for the Union Territory. His meeting with Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, praise for improved security conditions and plans to visit Ladakh have placed tourism, investment and India-US engagement in Kashmir at the centre of attention

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