Srinagar, June 22 -- A flight carrying 256 Indian students, including 160 from Kashmir, from war-torn Iran landed in New Delhi on Saturday. After reaching New Delhi the students boarded buses to their homes provided by the J&K government to ferry the students to their home towns. "In the morning more than 160 students arrived in New Delhi and are now on way to Srinagar," J&K Students association convener Nasir Khuehami said, adding that the Mahan Air evacuation flight IRM071A carrying over 256 Indian students, the majority from the Kashmir Valley has safely landed at Delhi Airport. "Sigh of relief for families who had been anxiously waiting for their children's safe return. Many of these students were frightened and emotionally drained after enduring days of uncertainty and fear in the conflict zone. Their safe arrival has brought a huge sigh of relief to their loved ones back home. Thanks to Government of India for their efforts and timely coordination with Iranian authorities. We remain committed to ensuring the safe evacuation of all remaining students, especially those from vulnerable and remote regions," said Khuhami. He said that another Mahan Air flight is scheduled to arrive tonight and the MEA has informed us that two more flights are scheduled from Iran to Delhi on Sunday. National Conference spokesman Imran Nabi Dar expressed gratitude to Government of India for evacuation of the students from Tehran....