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The United States in a new travel advisory on Tuesday urged its citizens to exercise "increased caution" while travelling to India and advised them to not to travel to Jammu and Kashmir and within 10 km of the India-Pakistan border.
“Exercise increased caution in India due to crime and terrorism,” the US State Department said in its latest travel advisory for India that decreases the risk of travel to India from Level 3 to Level 2. The last travel advisory issued by the United States was on January 25.
The State Department’s travel advisory comes a day after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 1 Travel Health Notice due to COVID-19, indicating a low level of COVID-19 in India.
Both the advisories are indicative of the fact that the US considers that the situation in India is now returning to normal.
However, its view on Jammu and Kashmir and the Indo-Pak border remains the same, where it is asking its citizens not to travel.
"Terrorist attacks and violent civil unrest are possible in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Avoid all travel to this union territory (with the exception of visits to the eastern Ladakh region and its capital, Leh),” the advisory said.
“Sporadic violence occurs particularly along the Line of Control (LOC) separating India and Pakistan, and in tourist destinations in the Kashmir Valley: Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam. The Indian government prohibits foreign tourists from visiting certain areas along the LOC,” the State Department said.
India and Pakistan maintain a strong military presence on both sides of the border, it said, adding that the only official India-Pakistan border crossing point for persons who are not citizens of India or Pakistan is in the state of Punjab between Atari, India, and Wagah, Pakistan.
“The border crossing is usually open, but confirm the current status of the border crossing prior to commencing travel. A Pakistani visa is required to enter Pakistan. Only US citizens residing in India may apply for a Pakistani visa in India. Otherwise apply for a Pakistani visa in your country of residence before travelling to India,” it said.

US government advisory asks for increased caution while traveling to India

The US State Department in its latest travel advisory asked US citizens to exercise caution while visiting certain areas in India. The advisory also decreases the risk of travel to India from Level 3 to Level 2

The United States in a new travel advisory on Tuesday urged its citizens to exercise "increased caution" while travelling to India and advised them to not to travel to Jammu and Kashmir and within 10 km of the India-Pakistan border.&nbsp;
 The US State Department in its latest travel advisory said that increased caution ought to be exercised due to crime and terrorism. The advisory decreases the risk of travel to India from Level 3 to 2. &nbsp; The notification&nbsp;warns of sporadic violence along the Line of Control along the India-Pakistan border and in the Kashmir valley. The Indian government also prohibits foreign tourists from visiting certain areas along the LOC. &nbsp;
 The advisory lists eastern Ladakh and capital Leh as exception in the area.&nbsp;
 The US state department in its notification also highlighted incidents of violence by ethnic insurgent groups in northeast India and Maoist extremist group activity in central and east India.&nbsp;

The US State Department in its latest travel advisory asked US citizens to exercise caution while visiting certain areas in India. The advisory also&nbsp;decreases the risk of travel to India from Level 3 to Level 2

The United States in a new travel advisory on Tuesday urged its citizens to exercise "increased caution" while travelling to India and advised them to not to travel to Jammu and Kashmir and within 10 km of the India-Pakistan border.
&ldquo;Exercise increased caution in India due to crime and terrorism,&rdquo; the US State Department said in its latest travel advisory for India that decreases the risk of travel to India from Level 3 to Level 2. The last travel advisory issued by the United States was on January 25.
The State Department&rsquo;s travel advisory comes a day after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 1 Travel Health Notice due to COVID-19, indicating a low level of COVID-19 in India.
Both the advisories are indicative of the fact that the US considers that the situation in India is now returning to normal.
However, its view on Jammu and Kashmir and the Indo-Pak border remains the same, where it is asking its citizens not to travel.
"Terrorist attacks and violent civil unrest are possible in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Avoid all travel to this union territory (with the exception of visits to the eastern Ladakh region and its capital, Leh),&rdquo; the advisory said.
&ldquo;Sporadic violence occurs particularly along the Line of Control (LOC) separating India and Pakistan, and in tourist destinations in the Kashmir Valley: Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam. The Indian government prohibits foreign tourists from visiting certain areas along the LOC,&rdquo; the State Department said.
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India and Pakistan maintain a strong military presence on both sides of the border, it said, adding that the only official India-Pakistan border crossing point for persons who are not citizens of India or Pakistan is in the state of Punjab between Atari, India, and Wagah, Pakistan.
&ldquo;The border crossing is usually open, but confirm the current status of the border crossing prior to commencing travel. A Pakistani visa is required to enter Pakistan. Only US citizens residing in India may apply for a Pakistani visa in India. Otherwise apply for a Pakistani visa in your country of residence before travelling to India,&rdquo; it said.

Protesters did not even spare statue of Mahatma Gandhi: Trump

At an election rally in Minnesota, Trump talked about the nationwide protests that followed African-American Gorge Floyd&rsquo;s death with protesters resorting to vandalism, looting and rioting across the country and leaving behind a trail of destruction. Describing the demonstrators as a bunch of thugs, US President Donald Trump said that the protesters, who went violent did not spare even the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Washington DC. Trump said the protesters had no idea what they were doing as they tore down a statue of Gandhi, who just panted peace. The vandalised statue was restored later by the Embassy of India, with the help of National Park Police and the State Department.

Protesters did not even spare statue of Gandhi: Trump

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At an election rally in Minnesota, Trump talked about the nationwide protests that followed African-American Gorge Floyd&rsquo;s death with protesters resorting to vandalism, looting and rioting across the country and leaving behind a trail of destruction. Describing the demonstrators as a bunch of thugs, US President Donald Trump said that the protesters, who went violent did not spare even the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Washington DC. Trump said the protesters had no idea what they were doing as they tore down a statue of Gandhi, who just panted peace. The vandalised statue was restored later by the Embassy of India, with the help of National Park Police and the State Department.

US has no proof yet of Navalny poisoning: Trump

US President Donald Trump said the United States must look &ldquo;very seriously&rdquo; into the suspected poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, but he added that the administration has not yet seen any proof. Although he described the incident as &lsquo;tragic&rsquo; and &lsquo;terrible&rsquo;, he did not take as strong a stand as the State Department, which had earlier on Friday expressed grave concern about the finding that Navalny was poisoned. Germany, where Navalny is currently being treated, has said the Russian opposition leader was poisoned with a Soviet-style Novichok nerve agent.

Trump described Navalny&nbsp;poisoning as tragic
Trump says US has no proof of Navalny&nbsp;poisoning
US State Department had expressed grave concern
Germany: Navalny&nbsp;poisoned with Novichok nerve agent
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US President Donald Trump said the United States must look &ldquo;very seriously&rdquo; into the suspected poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, but he added that the administration has not yet seen any proof. Although he described the incident as &lsquo;tragic&rsquo; and &lsquo;terrible&rsquo;, he did not take as strong a stand as the State Department, which had earlier on Friday expressed grave concern about the finding that Navalny was poisoned. Germany, where Navalny is currently being treated, has said the Russian opposition leader was poisoned with a Soviet-style Novichok nerve agent.

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