UN SECURITY COUNCIL
Incorrect to describe it as 'conflict in Kashmir': EAM Jaishankar on recent India-Pakistan clash
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar clarified that the recent events were a terrorist attack, not a conflict in Kashmir, emphasizing the Pahalgam strike's intent to instill fear and disrupt tourism. India responded with precision strikes on terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan following the attack.
Let's be clear, Pakistan terrorists can't hide behind claim that they are 'civilians': India in UN
India has strongly criticized Pakistan at the UN Security Council, accusing them of using civilian cover to protect UN-designated terrorists. Ambassador Harish highlighted the open nexus between the Pakistani government, military, and terrorist groups, citing the attendance of senior officials at the funerals of terrorists killed in Operation Sindoor.
India slams Pakistan at UNSC, says experienced decades of Islamabad-sponsored terrorist attacks
India strongly criticized Pakistan at the UN Security Council. India accused Pakistan of supporting terrorist attacks for decades. These attacks include the 26/11 Mumbai attacks and the Pahalgam killings. India highlighted the civilian casualties caused by these acts of terrorism. India stated Pakistan's participation in discussions about civilian protection is an insult.
Pakistan violated spirit of IWT by inflicting three wars, thousands of terror attacks on India: New Delhi tells UN
At the UN, India refuted Pakistan's claims regarding the Indus Waters Treaty. India stated Pakistan violated the treaty's spirit through wars and terror attacks. India's representative, Parvathaneni Harish, highlighted Pakistan's support for cross-border terrorism. India suspended the treaty after the Pahalgam attack. Despite India's efforts for modifications, Pakistan has been obstructionist.
Japan expresses solidarity with India, world in fight against terrorism
Japan has expressed its unwavering solidarity with India in the global fight against terrorism, condemning it in all forms. This commitment was conveyed to an Indian parliamentary delegation led by MP Sanjay Jha, who sought Japan's support following the Pahalgam terror attack.
"Illegal occupiers should return their illegally occupied parts to rightful owner: EAM Jaishankar on PoK
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has firmly asserted India's claim over Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, emphasizing its rightful belonging to India since the 1947 partition. He condemned terrorism as an unacceptable international crime and reiterated that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan.
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UNSC: India works out Slovenia hurdle on Indo-Pak Indus Waters Treaty abeyance
India addressed Slovenia's concerns about the Indus Waters Treaty. Slovenia questioned India's decision to hold the treaty in abeyance. India clarified its position through diplomacy. India emphasized that it respects the treaty. India highlighted Pakistan's obstruction of hydel projects. Both nations collaborate on water-related initiatives. They inked agreements for the Clean Ganga Operations.
"Our delegation's purpose is to tell world that Pakistan thrives on terrorism": JDU's Sanjay Jha
Indian parliamentarians are embarking on a global outreach initiative, Operation Sindoor, to expose Pakistan's role in fostering terrorism. Delegations led by various party members will visit countries like Japan, South Korea, and Singapore to present facts and figures, countering Pakistan's potential misinformation. This effort follows recent counter-terrorism operations and aims to solidify international understanding of India's stance against cross-border terrorism.
'Hey Narendra, you shouldn't have bowed down!': Congress takes a dig at PM over India-Pakistan ceasefire
The Indian National Congress targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the recent India-Pakistan ceasefire. INC's social media post featured an edited image of PM Modi with Indira Gandhi. The post implied PM Modi should not have bowed down. It referenced Indira Gandhi's actions during the division of Pakistan.
At UN, India calls maritime, anti-terror strategy vital to national security amid Indo-Pacific shifts
India emphasized maritime security and counter-terrorism as vital to its national security and economic interests at a UN Security Council debate. Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish highlighted India's role as a responsible maritime power, actively safeguarding its interests and addressing threats in the Indo-Pacific.
Indian MPs briefed on global outreach, aim to counter Pakistan narrative
India is sending all-party parliamentary delegations to over 25 countries, including UN Security Council members, to counter Pakistan's narrative and present India's stance against terrorism. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri highlighted the importance of this outreach, emphasizing India's united front against terrorism.
China calls for 'lasting ceasefire' between India, Pak; backs Pakistan's sovereignty after Wang-Dar talks
China urges India and Pakistan to engage in dialogue for a lasting ceasefire, emphasizing the importance of peaceful resolution for regional stability. Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaffirmed China's unwavering support for Pakistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Discussions also covered strengthening regional cooperation, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, and concerns over the Indus Water Treaty.
Jaishankar's Mission EU: Terror, trade, multipolarity
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is currently on a crucial trip to Europe. He will engage with the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark. Discussions will focus on cross-border terrorism, particularly Pakistan's role. Trade and investments will also be key topics, especially regarding the India-EU Free Trade Agreement. High-tech collaboration is another priority.
Delegation row: Pahalgam victims' kin, armed forces bravehearts should be part of it, says TMC
Abhishek Banerjee suggests sending families of terror victims or Operation Sindoor officers as ambassadors to represent India's anti-terrorism stance, rather than parliamentarians. He clarified that Trinamool Congress supports the government on national security but wants wider consultation on delegation selections.
When national interest is involved, will not be found wanting: Shashi Tharoor on leading delegation after Operation Sindoor
Following Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror attack, the government has nominated Shashi Tharoor to lead a diplomatic outreach delegation. Tharoor expressed his commitment to serving national interests, as seven all-party delegations, including members from both the ruling and opposition parties, will visit key partner countries to convey India's firm stance against terrorism.
Assam CM opposes Gaurav Gogoi’s inclusion in anti-terror delegation, citing security concerns
Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma questions the inclusion of Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi in all-party delegations. Sarma cites alleged links to Pakistan. He mentions Gogoi's visit and his wife's employment with a Pakistan-based NGO. Sarma urges Rahul Gandhi to reconsider Gogoi's inclusion for national security reasons.
Won't join due to health issues: TMC's Bandyopadhyay on govt's diplomatic outreach after Operation Sindoor
Sudip Bandyopadhyay declines to join government's diplomatic outreach. He cites health concerns as the reason for his inability to participate. The government plans to send all-party delegations to key countries. This initiative aims to convey India's firm stance against terrorism after the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor. Prominent MPs will lead these delegations to project a united front.
NCP-SCP MP Supriya Sule accepts invite to join all-party delegation to project India's anti-terror stand
Supriya Sule has joined an all-party delegation to represent India internationally. She thanked the Prime Minister and others for the opportunity and promised to convey India's united message of zero tolerance against terrorism. She expressed pride and support for the nation's strong stance.
Anand Sharma, Gaurav Gogoi among Congress picks for diplomatic outreach delegations after Operation Sindoor
Following the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, the government has requested the Congress party to nominate four MPs for all-party delegations. These delegations will be dispatched to key partner countries, including UN Security Council members, to articulate India's firm stance against terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
Pakistan Army spokesman vows 'swift and assured response' in case of ceasefire violation
Pakistan Army has warned of a strong response to any ceasefire violation by India, highlighting the risk of mutual destruction from escalation. Pakistan insists on resolving the Kashmir issue per UN resolutions. Amidst these tensions, Pakistan's Foreign Secretary advocates for mutual respect in bilateral ties, while Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif voices concerns over India's statements, reaffirming Pakistan's commitment to defense.
Gaza air strikes kill over 100 as manhunt unfolds in West Bank
Khan Younis faced heavy airstrikes. Nasser Hospital reported 54 deaths. The strikes occurred overnight. An AP cameraman counted ten strikes. Bodies arrived in pieces. Previous strikes killed 70, including children. This happened during Donald Trump's Middle East visit. Hopes for a ceasefire were dashed. Gaza is under an Israeli blockade for three months.
Can nuclear watchdog IAEA take control of Pakistan's nukes as Rajnath Singh calls for global monitoring of 'rogue nation'?
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has raised concerns about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal, suggesting it should be supervised by the IAEA, amidst heightened India-Pakistan tensions. This statement sparks debate, considering Pakistan's non-signatory status to the NPT, which limits IAEA's oversight.
India ramps up efforts for UN listing of LeT proxy The Resistance Front; Indian team meets top UN counter-terror officials
An Indian delegation engaged with top UN counter-terrorism officials. Discussions focused on designating The Resistance Front (TRF) as a UN-listed terror group. This move follows TRF's claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack. India is intensifying efforts against the LeT proxy. The delegation also met with the 1267 Sanctions Committee's Monitoring Team. This action underscores India's commitment to combating terrorism.
Pakistan Army’s spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif is son of nuclear scientist linked to Al-Qaeda, Taliban: UNSC record
Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the Pakistan Army's spokesperson, is the son of Mahmood Sultan Bashir-Ud-Din, a nuclear scientist sanctioned by the UN for ties to Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. Bashir-Ud-Din, founder of UTN, provided Osama bin Laden and the Taliban with information on chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons.
India to move UNSC 1267 to declare TRF a terror group
Following the Pahalgam attack, India is petitioning the UNSC 1267 Sanctions Committee to designate The Resistance Front (TRF) as a terrorist organization. Evidence implicating Pakistan in the April 22 attack, which resulted in 26 civilian deaths, will be presented. Pakistan, supported by China, has previously shielded TRF from UNSC condemnation.
China helping TRF slip through UNSC sanctions scrutiny
India's repeated attempts to include The Resistance Front (TRF) in the UN Security Council's sanctions report have been blocked by China. A Chinese diplomat leading the monitoring team has instead highlighted Pakistan's concerns, mentioning Balochistan Liberation Army and Majeed Brigade. This action raises concerns about China's alignment with Pakistan, hindering efforts to address India's counter-terrorism concerns.
UNSC holds closed consultations on Indo-Pak tensions, hears calls for 'restraint'
Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, the UN Security Council convened closed-door consultations, urging restraint and dialogue. Pakistan requested the meeting to address the deteriorating security environment.
UNSC begins closed door consultations on situation between India, Pakistan
The UN Security Council convened closed-door consultations on the India-Pakistan situation following Pakistan's request, amidst heightened tensions. Secretary-General Guterres expressed concern over the escalating tensions, particularly after the Pahalgam terror attack, urging restraint and offering UN support for de-escalation. India anticipates no significant outcome from the discussion, viewing it as a perception-shaping effort by Pakistan.
UNSC to hold closed consultations on Indo-Pak situation today
The UN Security Council will hold closed consultations on the India-Pakistan situation following Pakistan's request for an emergency meeting. Tensions have escalated after the Pahalgam terror attack, prompting discussions among Council members. Greece, presiding over the Council, acknowledges the need to address the rising tensions and potential threats to regional peace and security.
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