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Coordinated Strikes Mark a Renewed Offensive In a significant escalation of counter-terror operations, six terrorists — including three linked to the Pakistan-backed Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) — were neutralized in two separate encounters over a 48-hour period in Jammu and Kashmir. The joint operations were carried out by the Indian Army, CRPF, and Jammu and Kashmir Police, reflecting a renewed strategy in response to recent spikes in militant activity. The announcement was made at a joint press briefing in Awantipora, where Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Zone, V.K. Birdi, and Major General Dhananjay Joshi of…

In the wake of India’s military operation “Sindoor”, Pakistan launched not just retaliatory attacks but also an aggressive disinformation campaign targeting Indian credibility on global platforms. From doctored images to fabricated headlines, Pakistan’s digital narrative has grown increasingly brazen. The Indian government, through fact-checking agencies like the Press Information Bureau (PIB), has actively countered this wave of misinformation. The most damning revelation came recently when Pakistan’s own Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, was caught spreading false information based on an AI-generated image. False Claims from the Top: Ishaq Dar’s AI Hoax…

A significant fallout is underway in India’s aviation sector as major airports move swiftly to terminate contracts with Turkish-origin ground handling firm Çelebi Aviation. Following the Indian government’s decision to revoke Çelebi’s security clearance citing national security concerns, key airports in Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad have ended their agreements with the company. This coordinated action marks a major shift in India’s stance on foreign-linked enterprises with strategic vulnerabilities. In statements released by both Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) and Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (SVPIA), the airports confirmed they had terminated ground…

The Sudden Tragedy: A Nation in Shock The sudden and mysterious death of renowned scientist and Padma Shri awardee Dr. Subbanna Ayyappan has sent ripples of disbelief across India’s scientific and academic communities. Widely hailed as the father of India’s Blue Revolution, Dr. Ayyappan was a titan in the fields of aquaculture and agricultural research. His body was discovered on May 10, floating in the Cauvery River near Sai Ashram in Srirangapatna, Karnataka—just three days after he was reported missing by his family in Mysuru. Despite his towering legacy, his final moments remain…

Pakistan Urges India to Reconsider Suspension of Indus Waters Treaty In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor and a temporary ceasefire, Pakistan has formally appealed to India to reconsider its suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT)—a water-sharing agreement that has remained a rare symbol of cooperation between the two neighbours despite decades of political hostility. Pakistan’s Ministry of Water Resources has reportedly written to India’s Ministry of External Affairs, warning that the suspension could trigger an internal water crisis. The move follows India’s decision to pause the treaty in response…

Justice B.R. Gavai Begins Tenure as 52nd Chief Justice of India In a historic ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan, Justice Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai was sworn in as the 52nd Chief Justice of India (CJI) on Wednesday, marking a significant moment in the annals of Indian judicial history. With this appointment, Justice Gavai becomes not only the first Buddhist to hold the post but also the second person from the Dalit community to reach the pinnacle of India’s judiciary after Justice K.G. Balakrishnan in 2007. The oath was administered by President Droupadi…

The Balochistan Struggle — A Forgotten Rebellion Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest but least developed province, has been simmering with rebellion for decades. Rich in natural resources but plagued by economic neglect, political marginalisation, and military repression, the Baloch people have long accused Islamabad of treating them as colonial subjects rather than equal citizens. Calls for autonomy have evolved into armed insurgency, with separatist groups such as the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) and Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) demanding independence. The Baloch demand is rooted in grievances over resource exploitation, enforced disappearances, and…

India’s external and internal security landscape continues to evolve rapidly amid heightened tensions with Pakistan and persistent threats from terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K). As the country grapples with complex diplomatic and defense challenges, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri is set to brief Parliament’s Standing Committee on External Affairs. Meanwhile, local developments in Kashmir reflect the enduring volatility in the region, including active encounters and security clampdowns. This article provides a comprehensive overview of these concurrent developments and analyses their implications for India’s foreign policy and internal stability. Diplomatic Briefing:…

A Fragile Calm After Days of Fire Following a turbulent period of heightened hostilities between India and Pakistan, a ceasefire agreement was declared on May 10, bringing a tentative pause to cross-border tensions. The truce came after the Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of both nations reopened dialogue, leading to a de-escalation agreement that has so far been held. This marks the first peaceful stretch in over a week for the Line of Control (LoC) and surrounding regions in Jammu and Kashmir, following days of intense missile and drone…