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India’s robust air defence system — Russian S-400 Triumf, Akash air defence system, Israeli Spyder, and Barak 8 — successfully defended multiple north Indian cities against a rain of Pakistani missiles. And at the same time, India managed to strike deep into Lahore and Karachi

Tensions have escalated along the western border as the Indian Army released footage of a Pakistani drone being shot down. This action follows a major assault by Pakistani Armed Forces involving drones, missiles, and ceasefire violations across Jammu and Kashmir. Indian forces repulsed the attacks, responding with force after Operation Sindoor targeted terror camps in retaliation for a prior attack.

In a significant escalation, Indian armed forces successfully intercepted and neutralized over 50 swarm drones launched by Pakistan along the Line of Control and International Borders on May 8-9, 2025. The coordinated drone attacks and ceasefire violations were met with a robust response, utilizing advanced air defense systems.

The Press Information Bureau's Fact Check Unit has debunked a fake video circulated by Pakistani handles, falsely claiming the destruction of an Indian post. The PIB clarified that the video was staged propaganda, noting the non-existent "20 Raj Battalion.

Pak army chief, wannabe heir of Zia and Jinnah, is a toxic version of his idols. His need to manufacture external threats to consolidate internal control is what’s escalating conflict with India

PIB Fact Check has cautioned against Pakistan-sponsored propaganda flooding social media, urging citizens to verify information related to the Indian Armed Forces and the ongoing situation. They provided contact details for reporting dubious content. Anand Mahindra and Sridhar Vembu have expressed their support for Operation Sindoor, with Vembu emphasizing the importance of strength and resolve in maintaining peace.

Operation Sindoor impact on Indian stock market today: Indian equity benchmark indices, Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, plunged in red on Friday after continued escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan.

BCCI is in a huddle after the match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals was called off midway due to the cross-border tensions. The players and spectators were asked to evacuate the venue immediately and now the Indian cricket board has planned a special train to get the players, support staff and broadcast crew to safe zone.