Rahul Gandhi Slams Indian Foreign Minister Over Alleged Pre-Attack Communication with Pakistan

New Delhi, May 17, 2025 – Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in India’s Lok Sabha, has sharply criticized External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar over a controversial statement allegedly admitting that India informed Pakistan prior to conducting military strikes. Gandhi labeled such an action as a “crime” and demanded

Mixed Reactions in India to Recent Ceasefire with Pakistan

A week after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire, ending one of their most serious military confrontations in decades, reactions across India remain sharply divided. The truce, which followed three days of intense fighting and military escalation between the nuclear-armed neighbours, has brought relief to some while sparking anger

Operation Sindoor Far From Over, Recent Actions Just a Glimpse, Says Rajnath Singh

Urges IMF to Rethink Aid to Pakistan Over Terror Funding Concerns; Calls Ceasefire a "Probation" for Pakistan New Delhi, May 16: On Friday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh declared that Operation Sindoor is still ongoing, describing recent military actions as merely a preview of what India is capable of

India Hits Back: Boycott Wave Targets Turkey and Azerbaijan After Support for Pakistan

New Delhi, India - India's relationships with Turkey and Azerbaijan are facing significant strain after the two nations openly supported Pakistan following recent conflicts with India. This diplomatic tension has spilled over into the economic realm, with Indian businesses and citizens initiating widespread boycotts, cancellations, and trade suspensions.

Pakistan’s Ishaq Dar Signals Ceasefire with India May End on May 18, Tensions Loom

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has raised concerns about the fragile ceasefire with India, stating it is only valid until May 18. Addressing Pakistan’s Parliament on Thursday, Dar revealed that the decision to extend the truce until May 18 was made during a hotline

British Analyst Criticizes Western Media Bias Favoring Pakistan in Operation Sindoor Coverage

A prominent British political commentator has sharply criticized Western media outlets for their biased portrayal of Operation Sindoor, India’s recent military response to cross-border terrorism. David Vance, in an interview with ANI, described the coverage as “absolutely atrocious and skewed in favor of Pakistan,” accusing it of overlooking India’

AJK President Calls on U.S. to Mediate in Kashmir Conflict for Regional Peace

Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) President Barrister Sultan Mahmood Chaudhry met with U.S. Embassy Political Counselor Zachary Herkenrider in Islamabad on Thursday, urging the United States to take an active role in resolving the Kashmir dispute. The meeting focused on fostering peace and stability across South Asia, with Chaudhry

China Renames 27 Locations in Disputed Arunachal Pradesh, Tensions Rise

China has announced new standardized names for 27 geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh, a region it claims as part of its territory, referring to it as “Zangnan” or South Tibet. The move, which includes renaming mountains, rivers, lakes, passes, and residential areas, has escalated tensions with India, which asserts that

BSF Soldier Detained by Pakistan Rangers Returns to India

In a significant development, an Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldier, Purnam Kumar Shaw, who was detained by Pakistan Rangers on April 23 after unintentionally crossing the International Border, has been returned to India. The handover took place today, May 15, 2025, at approximately 10:30 AM through the Joint

Pakistan Orders Indian Diplomat to Leave Over Alleged Misconduct

Pakistan labeled an Indian High Commission staffer persona non grata for undiplomatic actions, ordering a 24-hour exit. The Indian Charge d’Affaires received a formal protest. This echoes India’s expulsion of a Pakistani official, showing tensions, depicted by flags split by a thunder shape

Trump’s Kashmir Offer Puts India in a Tough Spot

Trump’s unexpected mediation offer on Kashmir has unsettled India, which rejects third-party involvement. As tensions with Pakistan rise, Delhi faces a diplomatic challenge, balancing its firm stance on Kashmir with maintaining ties with the U.S.

Operation Sindoor: Modi’s New Anti-Terror Policy

On May 13, 2025, PM Modi launched Operation Sindoor, a bold anti-terror stance. Against an Indian flag backdrop, he warned Pakistan: “Terror and trade can’t coexist.” Over 100 terrorists were eliminated, showcasing India’s resolve.