INDIA TERRORISM STANCE
India slams Pakistan’s 'charade' on Kishenganga, Ratle dams; trashes 'illegal' Court of Arbitration's new ruling
India has rejected a ruling by a Pakistan-backed Court of Arbitration regarding hydroelectric projects in Jammu and Kashmir, deeming the court illegal and in violation of the Indus Waters Treaty. India asserts it is not bound by the treaty until Pakistan ceases cross-border terrorism.
Rajnath Singh calls for bridging trust deficit after 2020 border standoff, urges China to take permanent action
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met his Chinese counterpart, Admiral Don Jun, in Qingdao, China, during the SCO Defence Ministers Meeting. Singh emphasized maintaining positive momentum in bilateral ties and avoiding new complexities. He expressed satisfaction with the resumption of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra after six years.
Pakistan's letters not going to change India's stance on Indus Waters Treaty: Jal Shakti minister
Jal Shakti Minister C R Paatil stated that Pakistan's letters regarding the Indus Waters Treaty are a mere formality. He clarified that this will not alter India's position on the matter. Paatil assured that the water allocated under the treaty will remain unaffected.
Epicentres of terror are no longer safe, India will target them: Rajnath Singh's warning to Pakistan at SCO meet in China
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh attended the SCO Defence Ministers’ meeting in Qingdao, marking the first Indian ministerial visit to China since the 2020 border standoff. At the summit, Singh urged member nations to unite against terrorism and called for reformed multilateralism. He emphasised trust-building, economic cooperation, and regional peace. Singh’s visit signals India’s cautious diplomatic reset with China, even as New Delhi maintains pressure for collective action against extremism and cross-border violence, particularly from Pakistan-based actors.
Shashi Tharoor announces new show with RT India, to discuss colonialism and its impact
Shashi Tharoor will host a series on British colonialism for RT. The show draws from his books. It will explore colonialism's impact on India. Tharoor met Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. He clarified his recent praise for PM Modi. Tharoor stated it doesn't signal a move to BJP. He emphasized national unity. His earlier diplomatic efforts faced party criticism.
We are ready to talk with India on all issues, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif tells Saudi Price Salman
Shehbaz Sharif wants talks with India to resolve issues. This includes Jammu and Kashmir, water, trade, and terrorism. This happens after the Pahalgam attack and India's response. India wants Pakistan to end terrorism first. Sharif also spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. They discussed regional tensions and the need for peaceful solutions. The Crown Prince appreciated Pakistan's support.
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At G7, India bridged North-South divide
India and Canada restored ambassadorial ties at the G7 Summit. This move strengthens India's global position. India urged global action against terrorism. Narendra Modi met Mark Carney, signaling renewed cooperation. Critical minerals cooperation is a key focus. Both nations aim to enhance supply chain security. India addressed concerns about radicalization within the Canadian Sikh community.
We shouldn't expect smooth sailing all time: Jaishankar on neighbourhood ties, volatility
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke about India's relationship with its neighbors. He highlighted the importance of mutual benefits. He mentioned Pakistan's unique challenges due to its army-defined identity. Jaishankar addressed border infrastructure development with China. He also discussed strengthening ties with Gulf nations and the ASEAN region. He recalled Operation Ganga in Ukraine.
Trump invited me to Washington, but I declined as 'Maha Prabhu's dharti' drew me to Odisha, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed that he declined an invitation from US President Donald Trump to visit Washington during the G7 Summit in Canada. Modi prioritized his visit to Odisha, emphasizing the importance of being on 'Maha Prabhu's dharti'. He inaugurated 105 projects worth Rs 18,600 crores for the state, highlighting Odisha's significant role in India's heritage and development.
Canadian intelligence agency confirms Khalistani extremists in Canada
CSIS's 2024 report acknowledges Khalistani extremists operating from Canada, using it as a base for promoting violence in India. While non-violent advocacy isn't extremism, the report flags politically motivated violent extremism as a concern. India views Canada as a safe haven for anti-India activities, and the Nijjar murder has escalated tensions, prompting investigations into foreign interference.
In his exchanges in US, COAS Munir claims committed to regional peace: Pakistan army
Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir, during his US visit, affirmed commitment to regional peace, stability, and a rules-based international order. He highlighted Pakistan's sacrifices in combating terrorism and addressed the malign influence of regional actors. Munir also emphasized Pakistan's economic potential and sought stronger Pakistan-US ties based on mutual respect and shared interests.
I have some differences of opinion with the Congress party: Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor acknowledged internal disagreements within the party, stating he'll address them internally later. His remarks on Operation Sindoor, made during a US visit as part of an all-party delegation, sparked criticism from Congress leaders like Pawan Khera and Jairam Ramesh. Udit Raj sarcastically suggested Tharoor join the BJP.
Modi effect? In a first, Trump says two leaders of India-Pak 'decided' to stop conflict
President Trump stated that India and Pakistan's leaders wisely chose to de-escalate tensions, averting a potential nuclear conflict, marking a shift from his previous claims of personally brokering peace. He acknowledged the leaders' roles after meeting with Pakistan's army chief, Asim Munir, emphasizing their agreement on regional issues.
Asim Munir meets Donald Trump at the White House: Lunch date sparks memes, mystery, and a whole lot of buzz
US President Donald Trump met Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir in Washington amid the ongoing Iran-Israel war. The rare closed-door meeting sparked speculation over Pakistan’s mediation ambitions, counterterrorism ties, and its support for Iran. India, facing fallout from a Kashmir terror attack, remains wary. Trump claimed Munir helped prevent conflict with India, a statement New Delhi disputes. Meanwhile, social media users mocked the high-stakes summit with Bollywood memes, highlighting the online reaction to serious geopolitical moves.
A White House lunch date has everyone talking amid an unfolding geopolitical game involving US, Pak, Iran, India
Field Marshal Asim Munir's White House lunch with President Trump signals a complex geopolitical play involving the US, Pakistan, Iran, and India. Driven by strategic needs, Trump's embrace of Pakistan's army chief, despite democratic concerns, highlights Pakistan's potential role in a possible US-Iran conflict.
Asim Munir in Washington: What’s behind the U.S.-Pakistan reset?
Field Marshal Asim Munir's visit to Washington D.C. marks a potential shift in US-Pakistan relations, which have been stagnant for 15 years. Historically, US support for Pakistan has fluctuated, driven by geopolitical interests such as the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the War on Terror. Pakistan's strategic importance has led to significant US military and economic aid at different times.
Kashmir map row: Israel Military fixes J&K map error, posts correct version after criticism
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) initially depicted Jammu and Kashmir as part of Pakistan in a map, triggering strong reactions from Indian netizens. The IDF acknowledged the error and issued a revised graphic showing Kashmir as Indian territory. However, discrepancies remain regarding the depiction of India's northeastern boundaries, even though India and Israel share strong military and trade relations.
Donald Trump repeats his India-Pak claims for 'nth time', PM Narendra Modi silent: Congress
Donald Trump reiterated his claim of preventing a war between India and Pakistan, prompting criticism from the Congress party. Jairam Ramesh shared Trump's remarks, highlighting the Prime Minister's silence on the issue. Trump asserted his ability to resolve the Kashmir dispute and emphasized the role of trade in de-escalating tensions, while India maintains Kashmir is a bilateral matter.
Hyphenating US-Pak: Doing business with gunmen
In New Delhi, this apparent shift in Washington's posture has come as a surprise. What is even more startling is the timing - coming on the heels of India's retaliation against Pakistan for its involvement in the Pahalgam terrorist attacks on civilians.
Terrorism will come back to haunt you: Jaishankar warns West against selective outrage over Kashmir attack
During his Brussels visit, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar advocated for India as a reliable economic partner, highlighting its skilled labor and trustworthiness compared to China. He addressed concerns about terrorism emanating from Pakistan and defended India's stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, emphasising its independent foreign policy. Jaishankar also voiced strong opposition to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
Mollycoddling Munir: What's Trump planning with Pakistan military?
Donald Trump's administration, once critical of Pakistan for allegedly harboring terrorists, now seeks closer ties, evidenced by General Munir's invitation to a US military parade. This shift is driven by strategic considerations beyond counter-terrorism, including containing China's influence, leveraging Pakistan against India, and potentially securing its support amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Jaishankar calls on EU to view Pakistan issue as India vs 'Terroristan'
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, speaking in Brussels alongside EU High Representative Kaja Kallas, reframed the India-Pakistan conflict as India versus "Terroristan," emphasizing India's zero-tolerance stance on terrorism following the April 22 Pahalgam attack, which killed 26 people.
India's defence sector transformed from import-driven to global exporter under Modi govt: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted the transformation of India's defence sector under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, shifting from import-dependent to a global exporter. Defence exports surged to Rs 23,622 crore in 2024-25, a significant rise from Rs 1,940 crore in 2014-15.
All-party delegation led by Shashi Tharoor wraps up US visit
A multi-party Indian delegation, led by Shashi Tharoor, concluded its US visit. The delegation met with US Vice President J D Vance and Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau. The aim was to highlight India's determination to fight terrorism originating from Pakistan. This followed Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam attack. The team also paid respects to Mahatma Gandhi.
"India and our delegation received a very positive response", says Priyanka Chaturvedi after delegation's visit
An Indian parliamentary delegation, led by BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad, concluded a European tour, securing strong support for India's counter-terrorism efforts. The delegation engaged with officials across six nations, exposing Pakistan's false narratives and terror sponsorship. European leaders expressed solidarity with India, condemning terrorism and acknowledging the challenges posed by Pakistan's actions.
Pakistan army chief Asim Munir visits forward positions along LoC
Pakistan's Army chief, Gen Asim Munir, visited troops along the Line of Control (LoC) for Eid ul-Azha, praising their dedication and operational readiness. He asserted Pakistan's firm response to India following recent escalations, referencing the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack and subsequent military actions. Munir also reiterated Pakistan's position on Kashmir, pledging ongoing support for its people.
Germany reaffirms strong support in fight against terrorism, says its foreign minister
Germany supports India in fighting terrorism. Federal Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul spoke to an Indian delegation. The delegation highlighted India's zero-tolerance stance after the Pahalgam attack. Discussions focused on strengthening the India-Germany partnership. They also talked about a rules-based international order. The delegation met with German Bundestag members. They emphasized India's firm response to terrorism.
BRICS Parliamentary Forum condemns Pahalgam terror attack
The BRICS Parliamentary Forum, including China and Iran, denounced the Pahalgam terror attack. The forum pledged to combat terrorism collectively. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla advocated for cutting off terror funding. He also emphasized intelligence sharing and preventing technology misuse. The forum agreed on global cooperation against terrorism. They also focused on global peace and security.
Indian MPs' World tour builds narrative on Pak-based terror
Indian MPs, spanning party lines, have actively campaigned globally to highlight Pakistan's terror infrastructure, engaging with nations from Japan to the US. Shashi Tharoor's delegation in the US refuted claims that trade diplomacy averted conflict with Pakistan, emphasizing Operation Sindoor.
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