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According to CNN, top US officials shared critical intelligence with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, information so alarming that it led to immediate intervention by the Trump administration and a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
Pakistan violated the ceasefire within hours by launching drone attacks and cross-border firing in Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan. Indian forces downed multiple drones in Srinagar and Udhampur, while blackouts were enforced near the borders to ensure civilian safety.
Ceasefire violations despite U.S. pressure indicate Pakistan's military, led by General Munir, may be acting independently of the Sharif government. With Munir ignoring civilian authority, speculation grows that a coup could be imminent.
Reacting to the India-Pakistan ceasefire, Abu Azmi said he is happy the war ended but deeply regrets the innocent lives lost. He emphasized that war only brings destruction and peace must prevail between neighbors.
Squadron Leader Usman Malik of the Pakistani Air Force has died under unclear circumstances during India's powerful airstrikes on Pakistani military positions. Former President Arif Alvi paid tribute, while official confirmation on the cause remains awaited.
India and Pakistan have reached a ceasefire agreement following weeks of tension, but India dictated the terms. Jaishankar warned Pakistan that any act of terror will invite a strong response and India will not compromise its national security.
A moving video is winning hearts online where the public warmly welcomes Indian soldiers who stopped to eat at a dhaba. People stood up, clapped, and expressed gratitude, saying, “We’re proud of you!” The video reflects the love India holds for its brave army.
With IPL 2025 halted midway, BCCI is planning to resume the remaining 16 matches in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad. Final schedule awaits government approval. Player availability could pose a serious challenge due to overlapping global tournaments.
The Indian government has announced that any terrorist attack will now be officially treated as an act of war. This bold policy change follows the Pahalgam massacre and comes as Operation Sindoor continues against Pakistan.
After India dismissed Pakistan’s missile strike claim as false propaganda, the Taliban too has called out the Pakistani army. This rare alignment between India and Afghanistan exposes General Munir’s narrative further.
