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No decision taken to scrap bilateral deals with India: Pakistan's Foreign Minister
Despite recent claims by Pakistan's defense minister that the Simla Agreement had lost its relevance, the foreign ministry clarified that no formal decision has been made to scrap any bilateral agreements with India. Internal discussions were prompted by India's actions following the Pahalgam terror attack. However, existing agreements, including the Simla Agreement, remain in effect.
India's actions against Pakistan have resulted in Simla pact losing its sanctity, says Asif
Khawaja Asif says India's actions have undermined the Simla Agreement. He suggests Pakistan might terminate the pact. The Line of Control could then become a ceasefire line. Tensions rose after the Pahalgam attack. India conducted strikes, and Pakistan retaliated. Hostilities ceased after talks between military operations directors on May 10. Both sides agreed to stop military actions.
Pakistan’s defence minister calls Simla Agreement a ‘dead document’, says LoC now a ceasefire line
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has declared the 1972 Simla Agreement a "dead document," asserting a return to the 1948 position on Kashmir and questioning the relevance of other bilateral agreements. This statement follows escalating tensions after a terror attack in Pahalgam, prompting retaliatory strikes by Indian forces across the Line of Control.
Military not a solution to Pakistan problem, need more rounded approach: Ex-envoy TCA Raghavan
Former Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan cautions against a purely security-based approach to India-Pakistan relations, advocating for leveraging India's economic, social, and political strengths. He argues that Pakistan is more concerned with India's overall progress than its military might. Raghavan suggests a more nuanced policy that acknowledges varying degrees of behavior from Pakistan, rather than a rigid stance.
Monsoon Session of Parliament from July 21 to August 12: First session after Operation Sindoor
The Monsoon Session of Parliament will commence on July 21, 2025, announced Union Minister Kiren Rijiju. This session follows Operation Sindoor, India's counter-terror operation involving missile strikes on terror targets across Pakistan and PoK on May 7, 2025. The operation, a response to the Pahalgam attack that killed 26, targeted locations linked to Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
67 unexploded shells neutralized in forward villages in J-K's Poonch
The Indian Army successfully neutralized 67 unexploded shells in villages along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, following cross-border shelling by Pakistan in May. These operations, conducted in coordination with local administration, involved cordoning off affected areas and temporarily relocating civilians.
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Major political shift ahead? Shashi Tharoor vows to address Congress criticism over Operation Sindoor comments made abroad
Shashi Tharoor, leading a delegation to promote India's anti-terrorism stance, faces internal criticism for his remarks on Operation Sindoor. He asserted India crossed the LoC for the first time post-Uri attacks, drawing rebukes from Congress leaders like Pawan Khera and Jairam Ramesh.
Amid India-Pakistan Tensions, videos of several Pakistani influencers including Mathira, Minahil to Imsha, leak online
Pakistani influencers face scandals as private videos surface online. Minahil Malik, Imsha Rehman, Mathira Khan, and Kanwal Aftab are among those affected. This occurs amid rising India-Pakistan tensions after the Pahalgam terror attack. India's Operation Sindoor targeted terror camps. India also blocked YouTube and Instagram accounts of Pakistani influencers like Hania Aamir and news channels including Dawn News.
We will win most medals in wrestling in 2036 Olympics: Yogeshwar Dutt
Yogeshwar Dutt expressed optimism about India's wrestling future, aiming for a stronger performance in upcoming Olympics, especially if India hosts in 2036. He highlighted wrestling's potential to significantly contribute to India's medal count. Dutt also participated in the 'Tiranga Rally', honoring the armed forces during the 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' initiative, emphasizing fitness for national strength.
Amit Shah reaches out to people affected by Pak shelling in J-K's Poonch, says package will be announced soon
Amit Shah affirmed that Jammu and Kashmir's development, initiated in 2014 under PM Modi, will persist despite recent disruptions. He cautioned that any attempts to harm India would be met with a firm response. Shah commended the armed forces and civil administration's bravery, acknowledging sacrifices made during the India-Pakistan conflict, and praised the swift evacuation of civilians.
Target locked: India’s homebuilt weapons outclass Chinese imports
Operation Sindoor wasn’t just a battlefield success for India—it was a decisive demonstration of homegrown military strength. While Pakistan fielded Chinese-made weapons and struggled, India relied on its indigenously developed systems under Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat. According to military expert John Spencer, India’s sovereign arsenal proved superior. The campaign signalled not only military dominance but also a shift in global defence credibility. Indian defence firms soared in the markets, while Chinese firms saw sharp declines as their weapons underperformed.
Amit Shah to visit areas in Poonch affected by Pak shelling
Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Jammu for an overnight visit, his first since Operation Sindoor, focusing on areas affected by recent shelling along the Line of Control in Poonch. He was received by LG Manoj Sinha and immediately chaired a security review meeting, addressing the upcoming Amarnath Yatra and overall security arrangements with top officials from various agencies.
Congress vs Tharoor tensions deepen: party says he's part of family, MP hits out at critics
Tensions flared between Congress and Shashi Tharoor after he claimed surgical strikes against Pakistan first occurred in 2016. The Congress party refuted this, stating such strikes were regularly executed during the UPA government. Tharoor clarified he referred to reprisals for terrorist attacks, not previous wars, amidst criticism from party colleagues who accused him of undermining Congress's history.
India showed restraint during Operation Sindoor despite capacity for more, says Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh asserted that India exercised restraint during 'Operation Sindoor,' its response to Pakistani terror attacks, despite having the capacity to inflict greater damage. He reiterated India's commitment to reclaiming Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK), emphasising that its residents are part of India.
Unease in Congress over Tharoor's remarks on surgical strikes
The AICC is struggling to understand Shashi Tharoor's statements. This occurs amidst internal party tensions. Two AICC general secretaries are allegedly influencing the leadership. They want to scrutinize Tharoor. This follows Tharoor's remarks on India's anti-terror measures against Pakistan. Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera claimed UPA also conducted surgical strikes. Udit Raj accused Tharoor of acting as a BJP spokesperson.
Shashi Tharoor slams 'zealots'; says was clearly speaking only about reprisals for terrorist attacks
Shashi Tharoor faces criticism from Congress colleagues over his comments on surgical strikes. Udit Raj suggests Tharoor should be a BJP spokesperson. Congress leaders shared posts and articles questioning Tharoor's statements. They highlight previous instances of cross-border actions by India. Pawan Khera shared an excerpt from Tharoor's book criticizing the Modi government's use of surgical strikes for political gain.
How could you denigrate the golden history of Congress?: Pawan Khera, Udit Raj slam Shashi Tharoor for 'crossed LoC for first time' remark
Congress leaders Pawan Khera and Udit Raj have criticized Shashi Tharoor for his remarks on India's surgical strikes. Tharoor, while in the US, highlighted India's actions post-Uri and Pulwama attacks, noting a shift in strategy. Raj accused Tharoor of undermining the Congress party's history, citing past military actions under previous governments, including those in 1965 and 1971.
After unease in Congress, Shashi Tharoor clarifies comment on India’s first surgical strike
Shashi Tharoor faced criticism from Congress members regarding his comments on India's surgical strikes. He clarified that his remarks pertained to recent retaliations across the Line of Control, not past wars. Congress leaders like Udit Raj questioned Tharoor's loyalty and knowledge of previous military actions. Pawan Khera shared historical images and quotes to highlight earlier military successes.
Udit Raj targeting Tharoor at Rahul's behest for keeping national interest above party: BJP
The BJP accused Udit Raj of targeting Shashi Tharoor on Rahul Gandhi's orders. This accusation stems from Tharoor's alleged remarks in Panama, where he stated that India breached the Line of Control for the first time during the 2016 surgical strike. The BJP suggests Tharoor is being punished for prioritizing national interest over party loyalty by exposing Pakistan internationally.
Civil defence mock drills postponed in several states, Punjab schedules the exercise for June 3
Operation Shield, a civil defence exercise, has been postponed in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab, and Chandigarh. Punjab requested a new date, June 3, which the Centre accepted. Haryana is proceeding with the exercise. This follows India's Operation Sindoor targeting terror sites in Pakistan. India has adopted a firm stance against cross-border terrorism. Suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty continues.
Mock drills are back. 4 states bordering Pakistan to conduct exercises tomorrow
Mock Drill news: Security drills will take place Thursday in border districts of Gujarat, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Jammu and Kashmir, days after India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terror sites in Pakistan. The May 7 mock drill preceded the operation, which achieved political, military, and psychological goals by striking terror camps and sending a strong message against cross-border terrorism, marking a shift in India-Pakistan relations.
COAS General Upendra Dwivedi witnesses demonstration of indigenous weapons at Babina Field Firing Ranges
General Upendra Dwivedi reviewed indigenous UAS, Counter-UAS, and Loitering Munitions at Babina Field Firing Ranges, enhancing operational capabilities. The Indian Army released details of Operation Sindoor, a response to the Pahalgam terror attack, showcasing joint operations led by the Army, Navy, and Air Force chiefs.
Operation Sindoor: BSF targeted 76 Pak posts, 42 FDLs, destroyed three terror launch pads in retaliatory action
Following unprovoked firing and shelling by Pakistani Rangers along the International Border, the Border Security Force retaliated strongly during Operation Sindoor, targeting numerous Pakistani border outposts and forward defence locations. The BSF successfully destroyed terrorist launch pads, disrupting infiltration attempts and inflicting significant damage on enemy infrastructure.
BSF proposes to name one of its post "Sindoor" after Operation's success
The Border Security Force (BSF) plans to honor fallen soldiers and recognize women's bravery by naming posts in the Samba sector. This decision follows a cross-border shelling incident on May 10 that killed three jawans. During Operation Sindoor, BSF's women personnel bravely fought on forward duty posts.
‘Could India and Modi sit silently after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam?’ says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Gujarat. He spoke about Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Modi asserted India's strength and resolve against terrorism. He warned those disrupting peace. He highlighted India's commitment to eliminating poverty and becoming a developed nation with a strong economy and defence.
Declassified 1963 Telegram from US: Nishikant Dubey alleges Nehru and Indira's secret deals with Pakistan cost India territory
BJP leader Nishikant Dubey ignited a political storm by sharing a declassified US telegram alleging Indira Gandhi and Nehru considered territorial concessions to Pakistan. The 1963 document reveals discussions involving Poonch, Uri, and the Kishanganga Valley. Dubey also criticised Congress for ceding land in the Rann of Kutch after the 1965 war, accusing Indira Gandhi of prioritising fear over victory.
Forest fire trigger landmine blasts along LoC in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir
A forest fire triggered landmine explosions near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. The incident occurred in the Krishna Ghati sector. Fortunately, no casualties were reported. Army, forest officials, and local residents are working together. They are trying to control the blaze. The fire had spread across a large mountainous area.
Operation Sindoor still on, we remain alert and vigilant: Indian Army deploys advanced surveillance technology
Operation Sindoor saw the Indian Army dismantle terror infrastructure across the Line of Control. This operation followed the Pahalgam terror attack. The army destroyed Pakistani posts and terror camps. Advanced surveillance aided precise targeting. An army officer highlighted the importance of training. He also condemned Pakistan's ceasefire violations and targeting of civilians in Poonch.
Operation Sindoor: Pakistani troops unable to handle drones from another country; Indian Army targeted posts with Medium Machine Guns
The Indian Army responded strongly to Pakistan's ceasefire violation along the LoC. Indian forces used MMGs, causing significant damage to Pakistani posts. Operation Sindoor followed the Pahalgam terror attack. Indian retaliation included destroying bunkers and ammunition storage. Pakistan targeted civilian areas after failing to hit military posts. The Indian Army maintains high vigilance along the LoC.
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