Srinagar, Sept 7, Sept. 8 -- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday described the inaugural International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK) as a new chapter in the long-standing relationship between Jammu & Kashmir and cinema, saying the Valley is not merely a filming location but a "creative sanctuary" and a home for global storytellers.Addressing the gathering after inauguration of IFFJK 2026 at SKICC Srinagar, Omar welcomed filmmakers, artists and delegates from across the world and said the festival was a declaration to the world that Jammu & Kashmir was ready to tell its own stories."To stand here today under the majestic shade of the Chinar trees, surrounded by the sentinel peaks of the Himalayas, is to be reminded that some ...