Sonakshi Sinha

Following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, India has imposed stringent measures against Pakistan, halting all imports and suspending mail services. Pakistani vessels are now barred from Indian ports, and Indian ships are prohibited from visiting Pakistani ports. These actions mark a significant escalation in response to identified cross-border linkages and aim to ensure national security.

India has a massive advantage over Pakistan in a conventional war. But when it comes to nukes, there is very little that separates the two

Intelligence agencies warned of a potential attack on tourists near Srinagar before the Pahalgam massacre, prompting increased security measures. Despite these efforts, terrorists struck, aiming to disrupt a symbolic event and instill fear. The attack also highlighted concerns about advanced weaponry and the need to avoid equating tourism with peace, while authorities addressed public concerns and halted controversial counter-terror tactics.

General Asim Munir’s speeches may target India, but his deeper battle is unfolding at home — against Pakistan’s civilian order. As echoes of General Zia’s Islamist legacy grow louder, Munir’s ambition appears to be more than just strategic posturing. Is Pakistan headed for another military takeover, cloaked in religion and nationalism?

Google's CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed under oath that Gemini, its AI chatbot, is expected to be integrated into Siri by mid-2025. Discussions with Apple CEO Tim Cook included Gemini app distribution, with Cook indicating more third-party AI models would be incorporated into Apple Intelligence later in 2025. This partnership would significantly expand Gemini's reach across Apple devices.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar engaged in discussions with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, addressing the recent Pahalgam terror attack and its impact on Indo-Pakistani relations. Lavrov advocated for resolving disagreements bilaterally through political and diplomatic channels, referencing the Simla Agreement of 1972 and the Lahore Declaration of 1999.

Romario Shepherd's explosive batting propelled Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a formidable total against CSK. He etched his name in IPL history by smashing a 14-ball fifty, equalling the second-fastest half-century record. Shepherd's onslaught included a 33-run over and a display of power-hitting in the death overs, showcasing his finishing prowess with a staggering strike rate.