India, April 25 -- The serenity of Kashmir's Baisaran Valley, often called 'mini Switzerland' for its postcard-perfect views, was shattered on April 22, when a terror attack in Pahalgam claimed 26 lives. This latest act of violence strikes a brutal blow to the Valley's delicate resurgence in tourism. In response, the government has moved swiftly to ensure tourist safety. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu confirmed that four special flights - two to Delhi and two to Mumbai - were arranged from Srinagar, with additional flights on standby. Airlines have been directed to maintain standard fare levels to avoid price surges. Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat acknowledged efforts to "incite separatism and terrorism" and assured that the ministry is working to "minimise the impact" on Jammu and Kashmir's tourism....