An Indian farmer carries harvested cattle feed on a horse cart near fencing at the India-Pakistan international border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
Rising Tensions Prompt Indian Farmers At Indo-Pak Border To Harvest Early
Due to the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, Indian farmers at the border are working to harvest their crops earlier than usual. This also comes after the BSF urged farmers to clear the fields along the border in wake of the Pahalgam attack.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
An Indian man harvests fodder to feed his cattle early in the morning, near fencing at India-Pakistan international border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
Indian farmer carries a bed base as he walk on wheat crops near the India-Pakistan international border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
Indian harvest wheat crop using a combine near the India-Pakistan International border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
Indian man collect wheat after harvesting it near the India-Pakistan International border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
Indian man seals sacks filled with wheat at the India-Pakistan International border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
An Indian man carries harvested cattle feed on a cart near the India-Pakistan international border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
India Pakistan Border in Ranbir Singh Pora
| Photo: AP/Channi Anand
An Indian man carries harvested cattle feed on a bike near the India-Pakistan international border in Ranbir Singh Pora, outskirts of Jammu.
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