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In response to a coordinated drone and missile attack on Jammu, India launched powerful retaliatory strikes inside Pakistan, targeting Sialkot. Indian defense systems, including ‘Sudarshan Chakra,’ neutralized threats.
Amid heightened border tensions, India shot down Pakistan’s China-origin JF-17 fighter jet used in a cross-border strike. This strong military response comes after continuous provocation and Operation Sindoor.
India successfully intercepted 8 missiles fired by Pakistan using the Sudarshan Chakra defense system as part of Operation Sindoor 2.0. The border situation remains tense following India's targeted airstrikes in PoK.
The IPL 2025 match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals has been cancelled following an emergency at Dharamshala Stadium. Fans and players were evacuated as a safety precaution after PBKS chose to bat first.
Panic spread near Rawalpindi Stadium after a drone crashed and damaged a nearby restaurant building just hours before a scheduled match. With rising threats, England may call back its cricket team from Pakistan.
Rauf Asghar, brother of Masood Azhar and mastermind of the 1999 Indian Airlines IC-814 hijacking, has been killed in an Indian missile strike on Jaish-e-Mohammed’s base in Bahawalpur. The attack also killed 9 other family members.
The Trump administration’s secret agreement with Yemen’s Houthi rebels to avoid attacks on US ships has triggered outrage in Israel. The US allegedly did not inform Israel before the deal, straining bilateral ties.
KKR's defeat against CSK has severely dented their IPL 2025 playoff hopes. While CSK is already out, this win has paved the way for teams like SRH and RR to solidify their spots. Here's how the points table looks now.
As tensions between India and Pakistan rise, North Korea has fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the eastern sea. This marks Pyongyang's sixth missile launch in 2025, adding to global instability.
UK’s shadow foreign minister Priti Patel supported India’s Operation Sindoor in Parliament, exposed Pakistan’s terror links, and demanded the British government clarify intelligence ties between Lashkar-e-Taiba and groups like Hamas.
