PAHALGAM ATTACK
Makkah defence pact with Saudi Arabia, Turkiye not directed against any country: Pak Deputy PM Dar
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar highlighted the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia and Turkiye. The agreement is aimed at enhancing regional stability without targeting any specific country. Dar emphasized the importance of collective security and Pakistan's balanced foreign policy strategy in light of geopolitical tensions. He also addressed the ongoing conflicts in Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine as crucial regional issues.
Diljit Dosanjh is not afraid of critics, says 'not going anywhere'
Diljit Dosanjh acknowledges the negative energy surrounding him but insists he will continue his career. He expresses gratitude towards the Delhi Police for their assistance during his concert. Despite facing challenges, he remains confident in his ability to perform and succeed. Dosanjh also addresses past controversies related to his statements and film releases. His dedication to his work and support for his community remains central to his public persona.
Jaishankar has a message for the world: Give diplomacy a chance, as military solutions won't work
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stressed the importance of diplomacy to address global challenges at the G20 meeting. He highlighted ongoing conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war and tensions in West Asia, while addressing seafarer safety. Jaishankar emphasized the impact of market flooding and supply chain issues on the Global South. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of interconnected economic and geopolitical crises affecting the global economic order.
VETO streams Pakistan tri-series in India, raising questions over scope of MIB advisory
VETO, a streaming platform, is currently broadcasting a tri-series involving Pakistan, England, and Sri Lanka. The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an advisory regarding Pakistani-origin media content due to national security concerns. While the advisory includes various Pakistani content categories, it does not explicitly mention sports broadcasts. VETO asserts that the advisory does not apply to the ongoing cricket tournament as it is international.
India invites Pakistan for SCO civilisational dialogue forum meet next month
India has extended an invitation to Pakistan for the SCO's civilisational dialogue forum meeting next month. This forum aims to enhance cultural understanding and people-to-people ties among member states. The initiative was proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during last year's SCO summit in China. Despite recent strained relations, high-level exchanges continue within the SCO framework between India and Pakistan.
BRICS parliamentary forum condemns Pahalgam attack, calls for UN reforms
The 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum took place in New Delhi, gathering legislative leaders from various member nations. Delegates emphasized the need to reform the United Nations for more effective global governance while condemning terrorism and unilateral sanctions. The forum expressed concern over regional conflicts, urging resolutions based on human rights and humanitarian law.
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Operation Sindoor proved no target beyond IAF' s reach; air power remains India's primary responder, says Air Chief Marshal AP Singh
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh detailed the Indian Air Force's Operation Sindoor in a recent interview. The operation involved precision strikes responding to a terror attack, showcasing effective capability and integration. Singh emphasized the importance of maintaining multiple operational options and adapting to enemy tactics. He outlined future enhancements needed in various military domains for sustained effectiveness.
Operation Sindoor enters US Midterms as Trump boasts mediation
During a rally in Florida, Trump claimed he stopped a potential war between India and Pakistan through tariffs. He expressed that these actions prevented escalation following the Pahalgam terror attack. Trump mentioned the shooting down of eleven planes as evidence of conflict, which he alleges he resolved without UN involvement. Despite his assertions, India has consistently rejected Trump's claims of brokering peace between the two nations.
'Told them we will put 250% tariffs...': Trump reiterates claim of India-Pakistan ceasefire through tariff threat
Donald Trump addressed a rally, asserting he halted hostilities between India and Pakistan with trade tariff threats. He claimed that his ultimatum led to both countries de-escalating their military actions. India, however, disputed Trump's assertions, particularly about aircraft losses during the conflict. The Indian government has consistently rejected any external mediation regarding its military operations.
From 290-km BrahMos to a proposed 1,500-km variant: How Operation Sindoor boosted India's missile profile
BrahMos has evolved from a 290-km supersonic cruise missile into a multi-platform weapon system used by India's armed forces. Its reported role in Operation Sindoor, export agreements with the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia, and plans for BrahMos-NG have renewed interest in its development. BrahMos Aerospace is also exploring a 1,500-km variant, although that capability remains at the conceptual stage.
Marco Rubio lands in Mumbai as New Delhi, Washington push to close trade deal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in India to enhance cooperation in energy, trade, and defense matters. His visit focuses on advancing the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership and includes discussions on economic engagement. Rubio's earlier trip in May involved meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. The anticipated bilateral trade deal aims to address tariff issues and boost market access.
India's commitment to peace should not be mistaken for weakness: Rajnath Singh
At a Defence Conclave 2026, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh underscored India's resilience in fostering peace. He referred to the decisive actions taken against terrorism orchestrated from Pakistan, such as surgical and airstrikes. Singh pointed out the transition to a self-reliant, forward-thinking defense strategy and warned of robust consequences for any future terrorist endeavors. He credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reforms with significantly improving national security confidence.
"Far more than necessary to win": Trump again takes credit for India-Pakistan ceasefire in Nobel Prize claim
US President Trump asserted that he has resolved eight international conflicts, including the India-Pakistan situation. He claims that these achievements merit consideration for the Nobel Peace Prize. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed support for Trump's Nobel nomination in a recent statement. India, however, contests Trump's claims regarding mediation in their ceasefire agreement with Pakistan.
Nuclear weapons must not be treated as 'routine instruments of statecraft': India slams Pakistan at UN
India told Pakistan at the UN that it would not bow to nuclear blackmail and warned against treating nuclear weapons as routine instruments of statecraft. Exercising its Right of Reply, New Delhi defended Operation Sindoor as a measured act of self-defence after the Pahalgam terror attack and reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on terrorism.
Starlink operations in India: BJP leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar asks Elon Musk to be patient
Rajeev Chandrasekhar addressed Elon Musk's concerns regarding the licensing of Starlink in India. He emphasized the importance of national security while processing satellite internet licenses. Chandrasekhar stated that all satellite communication companies must comply with the same regulatory requirements. He also highlighted the principles guiding technology governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. The telecom ministry denied Musk's claims of domestic interests blocking Starlink's services.
Draft Overseas Mobility Bill sent to ministries for feedback; 3,505 unregistered agents listed on e-migrate portal
The Indian government is set to unveil the Overseas Mobility Bill following thorough public consultations and reviews among various ministries. This pivotal legislation aims to form a council dedicated to refining the management of overseas migration policies. It will develop a regulatory framework that safeguards vulnerable emigrants while enhancing overseas opportunities.
India condemns attacks on Abha, King Khalid airports, stands with Saudi Arabia: MEA
India has condemned the recent attacks on Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The Ministry of External Affairs stated these attacks resulted in civilian deaths and injuries. In response, India expressed condolences to the families who lost their loved ones during these attacks. Furthermore, India wishes a speedy recovery to those injured as a result of these incidents.
India, Italy reiterate condemnation of Pahalgam terror attack during JWC meet
India and Italy condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam that occurred on April 22, 2025. They held two meetings in New Delhi focused on counterterrorism cooperation and organized crime. Both countries discussed enhancing efforts against drug trafficking and emerging global terrorist threats. Additionally, they reaffirmed the need to counter terrorism financing through multilateral cooperation initiatives. The two sides agreed to arrange future meetings in Rome to continue discussions.
Pakistan lost control of its Frankenstein monster of terrorism which has returned to haunt it: India at UN
India addressed the United Nations, highlighting Pakistan's failure to control terrorism it once sponsored. The Indian representative criticized Pakistan's contradictory statements regarding terrorism and its impact on its own country. Acknowledging internal struggles, Pakistani leaders admitted that terrorism poses a greater threat domestically than externally. India emphasized the international community's responsibility to act against terrorism and state sponsors. The upcoming FATF plenary will further scrutinize Pakistan's financial support for terrorism.
Manipur Cabinet adopts resolution marking PM Modi’s 25 years in public service
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh announced the Cabinet's resolution thanking Prime Minister Modi for his service. The resolution acknowledged the Prime Minister's contributions to India's growth and support for the Northeastern region. Significant initiatives under his leadership include infrastructure developments, healthcare improvements, and educational advancements in Manipur. The Prime Minister's efforts have helped lift millions out of poverty and enhance public services.
Ayurvedic honey remedy to heal wounds: Top Pakistani terrorist 'Hashim Moosa' used this method to treat bullet injuries while hiding in J&K forests
A Pakistani terrorist identified as Mohd Asif alias Hashim Moosa, believed to be a former Pakistan Army SSG commando and a Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, allegedly used pure honey to treat bullet wounds while hiding in the forests of Jammu and Kashmir. Officials said photographs of his honey-treated injuries were recovered from an associate’s phone after his death.
ACC president Mohsin Naqvi to miss India-Pakistan Asian Games final
Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin Naqvi will not attend the Asian Games gold medal contest between India and Pakistan. Naqvi is the head of the Pakistan Cricket Board and the country's interior minister. Indian men's and women's cricket teams have refused to take their respective Asia Cup trophies from him as a mark of protest, while expressing their support to the Indian defence forces involved in 'Operation Sindoor'. The BCCI requested the ACC to advise Naqvi to allow his deputy to do the honours, but he refused.
Pakistan took full advantage of Indus Waters Treaty following India’s unequal concessions: PK Saxena
Former Indian Indus Waters Commissioner PK Saxena called the Indus Waters Treaty unequal, saying India made concessions while Pakistan exploited the 1960 pact to delay hydropower development in Jammu and Kashmir. The treaty, brokered by the World Bank, survived wars but was placed in abeyance by India in April 2025 after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, amid growing water and security concerns.
Former Pakistan Army Havildar Hashim Moosa identified as LeT operative with SSG, counter-insurgency background
Mohammad Asif alias Hashim Moosa, identified as a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative in Jammu and Kashmir, was a former Pakistan Army Havildar who had served with the elite Special Services Group (SSG) and was involved in counter-insurgency operations, VVIP security duties and specialised weapons training, sources said.
Hashim Musa, LeT terrorist and one of the key plotters of Pahalgam attack, eliminated in army operation
A joint team of the Army, police and security forces killed top Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist Mohammad Asif, widely known as Hashim Musa, in an encounter in the upper reaches of Yousmarg, about 60 km from Srinagar.
Pakistan a regime of army, by army and for army: India
India's diplomat Petal Gahlot addressed the UN General Assembly in response to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's remarks. Gahlot highlighted Pakistan's hypocrisy regarding terrorism, referencing Osama bin Laden's presence in the country. She reiterated India's stance that continued terrorism support would have serious consequences for Pakistan. Additionally, Sharif discussed the Kashmir issue and the Indus Waters Treaty during his speech.
"Blood and water cannot flow together": Former diplomat Veena Sikri blisters Pakistan PM's UNGA speech
During the UN General Assembly session, Veena Sikri firmly denounced Pakistan's assertions regarding Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty, attributing regional tensions to Pakistan's own issues of internal mismanagement and its history of fostering terrorism. India reiterated its right to respond to cross-border terrorism, highlighting the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty until Pakistan halts its support of terrorist activities.
Pak PM's UNGA speech full of misleading claims, ignores terrorism, regional tensions: Former diplomat Mahesh Sachdev
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's recent address at the United Nations drew criticism from Indian diplomats. The Indian delegation highlighted Pakistan's history of supporting terrorism and its roles in global conflicts. India emphasized its right to self-defense amid continued threats from Pakistan and addressed the Kashmir issue in its response. Furthermore, India called for international recognition of Pakistan's misleading claims regarding governance and human rights.
'A terrorist country is asking me that question, come on': Jaishankar's blunt retort to Pakistani reporter at UN briefing in New York
S Jaishankar firmly responded to a heckling question from a Pakistani reporter at a press conference. The event was held during the High Level Week at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly. India continues to emphasize Pakistan's role in cross-border terrorism and urges credible actions against it. Recent attacks, including the Pahalgam terror attack, were acknowledged internationally for their severity.
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