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India Can Hit Every Corner Of Pak, Army, Terrorists Know This Now: PM Modi
Standing in front of the advanced S-400 air defence system in Punjab's Adampur, which Pakistan claimed it had destroyed, PM Modi exposed Islamabad's blatant lies when he made a televised address from the forward air force base.
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"Let's Not Trade Nukes, Let's Trade...": Trump On What He Told India, Pak
US President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, reiterated the US' role in brokering peace between India and Pakistan, saying he told the two sides to "not trade nuclear missiles (and) trade the things that you make so beautifully".
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"If There's Another Terror Attack, India Will Respond Emphatically": PM To Forces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday saluted the bravery of soldiers at the Air Force base in Punjab's Adampur, all of whom played a key role in repelling missiles and drones fired by Pakistan last week.
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In PM's Pic In Front Of S-400 System At Adampur Base, A Message To Pakistan
Pakistan claimed its missiles hit the runway at the Indian Air Force base in Adampur in Punjab and put the base out of action for a year, but Pakistan was lying, government sources have told NDTV.
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Pak's Drones, Missiles Got Scattered Like Straws: PM Modi
Sending out a strong message in his first address after the ceasefire, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that instead of helping combat terror after the dastardly terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, Pakistan attacked India.
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Opinion | What Quick (De)Escalation Between India-Pak Teaches Us About War And Peace
The wanton public wants war one moment and peace the next. The state ought to eschew the urge to base its decisions on this wantonness.
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Satellite Pics Show 'Before-After' Comparison Of Pak Terror Camps, Airfields
India-Pakistan tensions: The Indian Armed Forces carried out the missile strikes on nine terrorist facilities - four in Pakistan and five in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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Turning Point Was India's Air Strikes: Army Explains Pak's Change In Stance
The ceasefire proposal from Pakistan - after four days of missile attack and cross-border firing - was brought about by the air strikes conducted by India, government source said today.
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Experts Share Visuals Of Pak Air Bases Hit By Indian Cruise Missiles
Open source intelligence (OSINT) experts and analysts have posted maps and visuals of what they claimed were damages to Pakistan's military infrastructure in cruise missile strikes by India.
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100 To 150 Missiles Every Year: Inside India's New BrahMos Production Unit
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday virtually inaugurated the BrahMos Aerospace Integration and Testing Facility in Lucknow.
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Ceasefire After 4 Days: Inside Story Of How India-Pakistan Reached Agreement
After four days of precision missile strikes, drone incursions, and artillery battles across the Line of Control (LoC), India and Pakistan agreed to halt all military actions on land, air, and sea, with effect from the evening of May 10.
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Timeline Of India-Pak 100-Hour Missile, Drone War Over Pahalgam Terror Attack
India and Pakistan were at war for a little less than 100 hours before a ceasefire, effective 5pm May 10, brought them back from the edge of a tit-for-tat military escalation that could have led to nuclear war, a prospect the world cannot afford.
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Propaganda, Outright Lies: How Pak Is Ramping Up Misinformation Warfare
Keeping up its misinformation warfare alongside three waves of drone and missile attacks on military and civilian targets in India, the Pakistani establishment and people backed by it have continued to spread lies.
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JF-17, Mirage, Drones: India's Plan Behind Choosing Pak Air Force Targets
Fighter jets of the India Air Force targeted Pakistan Air Force's bases at Rafiqui, Murid and Chaklala early this morning to counter Pakistan's reckless drone and missile attacks targeting civilian areas and military infrastructure in India
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Opinion | What Operation Sindoor Has Taught Us About War And 'Information'
Learning lessons from Operation Sindoor is important, and that requires a degree of openness. In defence, there is no finality.
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India Can Hit Every Corner Of Pak, Army, Terrorists Know This Now: PM Modi
Standing in front of the advanced S-400 air defence system in Punjab's Adampur, which Pakistan claimed it had destroyed, PM Modi exposed Islamabad's blatant lies when he made a televised address from the forward air force base.
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"Let's Not Trade Nukes, Let's Trade...": Trump On What He Told India, Pak
US President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, reiterated the US' role in brokering peace between India and Pakistan, saying he told the two sides to "not trade nuclear missiles (and) trade the things that you make so beautifully".
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"If There's Another Terror Attack, India Will Respond Emphatically": PM To Forces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday saluted the bravery of soldiers at the Air Force base in Punjab's Adampur, all of whom played a key role in repelling missiles and drones fired by Pakistan last week.
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In PM's Pic In Front Of S-400 System At Adampur Base, A Message To Pakistan
Pakistan claimed its missiles hit the runway at the Indian Air Force base in Adampur in Punjab and put the base out of action for a year, but Pakistan was lying, government sources have told NDTV.
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Pak's Drones, Missiles Got Scattered Like Straws: PM Modi
Sending out a strong message in his first address after the ceasefire, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that instead of helping combat terror after the dastardly terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, Pakistan attacked India.
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Opinion | What Quick (De)Escalation Between India-Pak Teaches Us About War And Peace
The wanton public wants war one moment and peace the next. The state ought to eschew the urge to base its decisions on this wantonness.
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Satellite Pics Show 'Before-After' Comparison Of Pak Terror Camps, Airfields
India-Pakistan tensions: The Indian Armed Forces carried out the missile strikes on nine terrorist facilities - four in Pakistan and five in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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Turning Point Was India's Air Strikes: Army Explains Pak's Change In Stance
The ceasefire proposal from Pakistan - after four days of missile attack and cross-border firing - was brought about by the air strikes conducted by India, government source said today.
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Experts Share Visuals Of Pak Air Bases Hit By Indian Cruise Missiles
Open source intelligence (OSINT) experts and analysts have posted maps and visuals of what they claimed were damages to Pakistan's military infrastructure in cruise missile strikes by India.
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100 To 150 Missiles Every Year: Inside India's New BrahMos Production Unit
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday virtually inaugurated the BrahMos Aerospace Integration and Testing Facility in Lucknow.
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Ceasefire After 4 Days: Inside Story Of How India-Pakistan Reached Agreement
After four days of precision missile strikes, drone incursions, and artillery battles across the Line of Control (LoC), India and Pakistan agreed to halt all military actions on land, air, and sea, with effect from the evening of May 10.
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Timeline Of India-Pak 100-Hour Missile, Drone War Over Pahalgam Terror Attack
India and Pakistan were at war for a little less than 100 hours before a ceasefire, effective 5pm May 10, brought them back from the edge of a tit-for-tat military escalation that could have led to nuclear war, a prospect the world cannot afford.
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Propaganda, Outright Lies: How Pak Is Ramping Up Misinformation Warfare
Keeping up its misinformation warfare alongside three waves of drone and missile attacks on military and civilian targets in India, the Pakistani establishment and people backed by it have continued to spread lies.
-
JF-17, Mirage, Drones: India's Plan Behind Choosing Pak Air Force Targets
Fighter jets of the India Air Force targeted Pakistan Air Force's bases at Rafiqui, Murid and Chaklala early this morning to counter Pakistan's reckless drone and missile attacks targeting civilian areas and military infrastructure in India
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Opinion | What Operation Sindoor Has Taught Us About War And 'Information'
Learning lessons from Operation Sindoor is important, and that requires a degree of openness. In defence, there is no finality.
