As guns fall silent, tourists flock to Suchetgarh border

Amit Kumar Bansal, 31, a trader from Punjab, had never imagined that he would be able to see Pakistan border so closely. At the Suchetgarh International Border, 28 km from Jammu city from where he and several other tourists were allowed to reach a point where they could see Pakistan’s gate not

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