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Sentinels of Simari: One year after Sindoor, villagers try to reclaim narrative of normalcy

Residents of Simari village in Kashmir’s Tangdhar sector continue to live with memories of artillery fire and drone activity one year after Operation Sindoor, even as they try to restore a sense of normalcy along the Line of Control

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A woman walks home through the quiet lanes of Simari, India's first village on the frontier of North Kashmir. Pic/PTI

A woman walks home through the quiet lanes of Simari, India's first village on the frontier of North Kashmir. Pic/PTI

A river runs through it, cleaving the village between India on side of the gushing waters and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir on the other. If Operation Sindoor has a ground zero, it is Simari where the sound of artillery fire still echoes for villagers trying to shake off memories from that night one year ago.

It is from this frontier village surrounded by high mountains that the Army fired shells across the Krishan Ganga river to signal the start of Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of May 6-7, 2025, India's response to the terror attack in Pahalgam to dismantle terror outlets in Pakistan.

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