Relations between India and Pakistan are cratering following a deadly attack in the disputed Himalayan region of Jammu and Kashmir that left more than two dozen tourists dead, raising fears of military escalation between the nuclear-armed rivals.

Indian tourists scrambled to leave the town of Pahalgam in India's Jammu and Kashmir territory on Wednesday (April 23), after suspected militants opened fire on tourists, killing 23 and injuring 17. Would you eat 3D printed plant-based beef?

India has closed its main border crossing with Pakistan, expelled its diplomats and suspended a landmark water-sharing treaty following an attack that killed 26 tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir Pakistan has denied involvement in the attack and will convene a national security meeting on Thursday to discuss a response to the measures taken by India Gunmen burst out of forests and opened fire on visitors with automatic weapons in the attack near the picturesque tourist town of Pahalgam More details have been emerging about those killed.