Shamili Sharma

Pakistan's military aggression escalated with drone strikes near western borders, prompting India's 'Operation Sindoor.' Armed drones targeting Amritsar were destroyed, as confirmed by the Indian Army. Explosions and sirens rattled Jammu following suspected drone incursions. Cross-border artillery exchanges intensified along the LoC, impacting Rajouri and Poonch.

Pakistan's attempts to attack India failed thanks to our country's robust Air Defence systems. India also launched a massive retaliatory attack. Led by the S-400, how Indian air defence is far superior than Pakistan's

Tensions escalate as Pakistan reports India launched missiles at its air bases, triggering retaliatory strikes. Pakistan claims interception of most missiles, targeting Indian facilities in response. The conflict follows a deadly attack in Kashmir, blamed on Pakistan by India. Amidst rising tensions, both sides accuse each other of cross-border attacks, including drone incursions and airstrikes, further destabilizing the region.

Amid escalating tensions, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir to de-escalate hostilities with India, offering US assistance for constructive talks. This follows retaliatory strikes by Indian forces on Pakistani air bases and terror launch pads after cross-border provocations, including drone attacks targeting key Indian infrastructure.

The world has a lot of space for Pakistan-sponsored terror against India. But Rawalpindi needs to understand that its terror adventurism comes with costs, and India is now ready to impose those costs

Following escalating tensions between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack, Indian travel companies like EaseMyTrip and Cox & Kings are taking a stand against Turkey and Azerbaijan due to their pro-Pakistan stance. EaseMyTrip advises caution when visiting these nations, while Cox & Kings has paused new travel offerings, urging Indian travelers to consider the geopolitical environment.

Following Pakistani drone attacks targeting Indian military and civilian sites, India retaliated by destroying key Pakistani posts and terrorist launch pads near Jammu. Pakistan claims its airbases were targeted, vowing retaliation and temporarily closing its airspace. India remains on high alert, activating missile systems and continuing counter-drone operations along the LoC after the Pahalgam terror attack and 'Operation Sindoor'.

Omar Abdullah criticized the international community and IMF for approving a $1 billion loan to Pakistan amidst heightened tensions and cross-border conflict. He suggested the funds could indirectly support Pakistan's military actions. The IMF approved the disbursement despite India's opposition and concerns that the funds might be misused for terrorism, leading India to abstain from the vote.