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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