India-Pakistan Tensions

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Indian Sikh pilgrims wave as they head to Pakistan through the India-Pakistan Wagah border
Indian Sikh pilgrims wave as they head to Pakistan through the India-Pakistan Wagah-Attari border crossing. [Narinder Nanu/AFP]
Indian Sikh pilgrims wave as they head to Pakistan through the India-Pakistan Wagah border
More than 2,100 pilgrims were granted visas to attend Guru Nanak Gurpurab, the festival marking the guru's birth in 1469. [Narinder Nanu/AFP]
Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims in first border crossing since May clashes
Sikh pilgrims queue at the India-Pakistan border, waiting to cross. [Narinder Nanu/AFP]
Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims in first border crossing since May clashes
Security personnel guide Sikh pilgrims as they arrive in Pakistan. [Arif Ali/AFP]
Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims in first border crossing since May clashes
Nasir Mushtaq, a senior official at Pakistan's Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, said about 2,000 pilgrims crossed into Pakistan on November 4, 2025, the eve of Guru Nanak's birthday. [Narinder Nanu/AFP]
Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims in first border crossing since May clashes
Indian Border Security Force personnel stand guard as Sikh pilgrims head to Pakistan through the Wagah-Attari border crossing. [Narinder Nanu/AFP]
Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims in first border crossing since May clashes
The Wagah-Attari crossing, the only active land crossing between Pakistan and India, was closed to general traffic after the deadly conflict in May. [Arif Ali/AFP]
Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims in first border crossing since May clashes
Sikhism is a monotheistic religion founded in the 15th century in Punjab, a region spanning parts of present-day India and Pakistan. [Arif Ali/AFP]
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