PAHALGAM ATTACK
Shark Tank's Anupam Mittal on why Kashmir should not be called India's Switzerland, after he visits the valley with family
Anupam Mittal visited Kashmir with his family. He found the region more than just scenic. The valley's economy is growing, and tourism is booming. Apple, saffron, nuts, and honey industries are also thriving. Local startups are working to showcase Kashmir. Despite challenges like the recent attack, Kashmiris remain resilient. Mittal learned that Kashmir's beauty lies in its enduring spirit.
From China's border row to Pakistan's 'bleeding India' tactic: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan reveals 6 biggest threats to national security
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan identified the unresolved border dispute with China as India's biggest national security challenge, followed by Pakistan's proxy war. He highlighted regional instability, future warfare scenarios involving high technology, and dealing with nuclear-armed adversaries as major concerns. Gen Chauhan also shared details of Operation Sindoor, emphasizing the NSA's role and tri-services synergy.
India, Pakistan first meet on field after deadly Pahalgam attack fires up Asia Cup
The Asia Cup begins in the United Arab Emirates. India and Pakistan will play their first cricket match since the military conflict. The Twenty20 competition is a build-up to the T20 World Cup. Eight teams will participate in the event. India and Pakistan are in the same group. Tensions exist after the conflict in May.
Spooked by Indian strikes during Operation Sindoor, Senior Pak Air Force officer blusters about 60-0 score 'next time'
Following significant losses to its air bases and fighter planes during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan's military is resorting to bold statements. An Air Vice Marshal vowed a much larger victory against India in the future, despite the Indian Air Force's confirmation of destroying multiple Pakistani aircraft, command centers, radars, and hangars during the operation launched in response to a terror attack.
You may be thinking the war finished on May 10, but no...: COAS Gen Dwivedi lauds calibrated response during Op Sindoor
General Upendra Dwivedi commended the Indian Army's strategic response during Operation Sindoor, initiated after the Pahalgam terror attack. He highlighted that the conflict with Pakistan extended beyond the May 10 ceasefire, involving crucial decisions and continuous strategic discussions. The operation showcased the army's synchronized actions and effective coordination across various departments, setting a new normal for future strategies.
Sharing flood data with Pakistan on humanitarian ground: India
Despite the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, India is sharing flood data with Pakistan through diplomatic channels, specifically via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad. This action is driven by humanitarian considerations, given the heavy rainfall in the region. The sharing of data continues even amidst strained relations following the Pahalgam attack and subsequent retaliatory actions.
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Ready for engagement on Gyanvapi, Kashi and Mathura: Mahmood Madani backs RSS' suggestion
Maulana Mahmood Madani, President of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, has voiced his support for dialogue between Muslim communities and the RSS, welcoming Mohan Bhagwat's recent remarks on sensitive religious issues. Madani's organization has already passed a resolution favoring engagement to minimize differences.
'I am not willing to believe it': Mahmood Madani slams foreign narrative of Muslim 'genocide' in India
Mahmood Madani, president of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, dismissed foreign narratives of Muslim genocide in India. He credited civil society for preventing unrest after the Pahalgam attack. Madani praised law enforcement's increased professionalism and advocated for inclusivity. He endorsed India's disengagement policy with Pakistan, citing a lack of benefit from past engagement.
'Pahalgam terror plot defeated by Civil Society', says Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind president Mahmood Madni
In the aftermath of the attack, the Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor in the early hours of May 7 targeting terror camps operated by Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) through precision strikes. India also repelled subsequent Pakistani escalation and pounded its airbases.
India-Singapore relations go far beyond diplomacy: PM Modi after bilateral meeting with Singapore PM Wong
Prime Minister Narendra Modi characterized India-Singapore ties as a 'partnership with purpose,' emphasizing that their connection transcends mere diplomacy. He highlighted the shared values, mutual interests, and common vision driving their collaboration towards peace, progress, and prosperity. Singapore stands as India's largest partner in Southeast Asia, marked by significant investments flowing from Singapore to India.
Watch: Shehbaz Sharif tells Putin he’s "perfectly fine" with India-Russia ties, but adds Pakistan also wants…
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif acknowledged Russia's strong ties with India during a meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, expressing Pakistan's desire to enhance its own partnership with Russia for regional prosperity. This meeting occurred alongside other diplomatic engagements, including discussions between Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
India warns Pakistan of likely flooding in Sutlej amid heavy rains: Sources
India has alerted Pakistan about the high likelihood of flooding in the Sutlej River due to continuous rainfall and the release of excess water from dams in northern states. These warnings were communicated through the Ministry of External Affairs on humanitarian grounds, despite the suspension of routine data exchange under the Indus Waters Treaty.
SCO condemns terror attack in Pahalgam
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) at its Tianjin summit strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack, echoing India's call for combating terrorism, including cross-border movement. The declaration, adopted after PM Modi's criticism of double standards in fighting terror, emphasized the need for international cooperation under the UN framework.
Modi meets Xi in Tianjin: Handshakes, hard lines and hidden messages
Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping met in Tianjin to discuss border issues and cross-border terrorism. Modi emphasized the importance of peace along the Line of Actual Control. Both nations agreed to work towards border demarcation. The SCO declaration condemned the Pahalgam terror attack. India maintains its right to build relations with Taiwan. New Delhi signals strategic autonomy to Washington.
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Narendra Modi attended the SCO summit in Tianjin. This drew global attention. India is maintaining strategic autonomy. A thaw in Modi-Xi ties began in Kazan. Peaceful coexistence is essential for India and China. Modi visited Japan before SCO. The Tianjin Declaration condemned the Pahalgam massacre. The Modi-Xi bilateral does not erase rivalry.
'Perpetrators must be brought to justice': SCO declaration condemns Pahalgam terror attack in Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's presence
Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) condemned the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir through the Tianjin Declaration, expressing condolences to victims’ families. They stressed that not just perpetrators, but also organisers and sponsors of terrorism, must be brought to justice, echoing India’s charge against Pakistan.
'India saw worst side of terrorism in Pahalgam': PM Modi at SCO Summit in presence of Pakistan's Shahbaz Sharif
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Tianjin, highlighting the recent Pahalgam terror attack that resulted in 26 fatalities. He emphasized India's enduring struggle against terrorism over the past four decades, describing the attack as an assault on humanity and a challenge to nations upholding human values.
PM Modi calls out ‘certain nations’ for supporting terror, with Pakistan PM Shebaz Sharif present, says ‘double standards won’t do’
SCO Summit: At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called out countries that openly support terrorism, warning that “double standards” will not be accepted. Speaking in the presence of Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Modi referred to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people in April as a challenge to humanity itself. He urged SCO members to unite against terrorism and outlined India’s approach to the group, centred on three pillars: security, connectivity and opportunity.
S, C, O — PM Modi’s three-letter message at China summit that packs a punch
At the SCO Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined India's regional strategy. It focuses on security, opportunity, and connectivity. Modi stressed the importance of combating terrorism and fostering trust in connectivity projects. He highlighted initiatives like Chabahar and INSTC. India aims to strengthen ties with Central Asia and Russia. Trade relations with China and Russia are also discussed.
SCO Summit: PM Modi sees SCO as Security, Connectivity, & Opportunity, says India can't accept double standards in terrorism
Outlining India’s vision for the grouping, Modi said New Delhi’s engagement was guided by three key principles. “India's perspective and diplomacy on SCO are based on three principles: Security-connectivity and opportunity,” he told fellow leaders. He said the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, which brings together nations across Eurasia, should be a platform for building confidence, advancing economic ties and securing peace at a time of global turbulence.
Terror financing, Ukraine & global bullies: What troika of Modi, Putin & Xi said at SCO summit
Prime Minister Modi put terrorism at the centre of his speech, with the terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam as a testament to its brutality and calling out “double standards” in the global fight against extremism. Xi Jinping, hosting the summit, used the platform to rail against “bullying behaviour” in international politics - a clear, if veiled, jab at the United States. Putin, meanwhile, framed his intervention around Ukraine, citing U.S.-Russia understandings from the recent Alaska Summit.
J&K: Salal Dam gates opened as water levels in Chenab rise amid heavy rains
In Jammu and Kashmir, Salal Dam gates opened due to rising Chenab River levels from heavy rainfall, a precaution against downstream flooding. The Indus Waters Treaty is currently suspended following the Pahalgam terror attack. The Vaishno Devi Yatra remains suspended for the seventh day due to bad weather and safety concerns, with a committee investigating recent landslides.
Air Marshal Tiwari: Less than 50 weapons fired by IAF forced Pakistan to call for ending conflict
Air Marshal Narmdeshwar Tiwari said that the Indian Air Force's strikes forced Pakistan to request an end to hostilities. The IAF achieved complete domination with less than 50 weapons. Operation Sindoor targeted terrorist infrastructure after the Pahalgam attack. India responded strongly to Pakistan's military retaliation. The IAF restricted its strikes to military targets. Precision targeting ensured no collateral damage.
Pakistan ready for composite dialogue with India in dignified and respectful manner: Ishaq Dar
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that Pakistan is prepared for a comprehensive dialogue with India, addressing all outstanding issues, including Kashmir, in a respectful manner. He emphasized that Pakistan seeks dialogue but "will not beg for talks." India insists on discussing the return of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and terrorism.
Ops Sindoor, Mahadev sent clear message to terror plotters: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah lauded Operations Sindoor and Mahadev, emphasizing their impact on deterring terrorism. These operations, conducted by the Indian Army, J&K Police, and CRPF, targeted terrorist hideouts and neutralized those responsible for the Pahalgam attack. Shah highlighted the operations' role in reinforcing national security and public confidence, ensuring terrorists cannot harm India with impunity.
Op Sindoor & Op Mahadev sent clear message to terror masterminds: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said that Operations Sindoor and Operation Mahadev sent a clear message to terror masterminds of the consequences of playing with Indian citizens' lives.
Navy's role not only limited to guarding, but also providing economic security: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized the Navy's crucial role in India's economic security, highlighting its importance beyond maritime protection. Speaking at the commissioning of INS Udaygiri and INS Himgiri, he underscored India's commitment to peace while asserting its ability to respond decisively to threats.
Pakistan knelt, came with folded hands for talks after India launched Operation Sindoor: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated that Pakistan sought talks after Operation Sindoor. Pakistan feared India would target their nuclear base. This followed the dismantling of their air bases. India launched Operation Sindoor after terrorists killed 26 people in Pahalgam.
Indian forces gave befitting reply to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh affirmed that Indian forces responded effectively to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, accurately targeting terror groups and infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir following the Pahalgam attack. He emphasized India's commitment to "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" and non-discrimination, highlighting that actions are based on deeds, not religion. Singh also praised Prime Minister Modi's transformative efforts in the education sector.
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