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Reporter's Diary: "When Bombs Don't See Your Religion"
I wasn't there in Pahalgam. But I read several reports - stories that felt like a heavy burden I couldn't shake off. The victims' relatives said the terrorists asked names and religion before pulling the trigger. Those who weren't Muslims were shot.
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Opinion | The Story Of '3 Brothers' And Why Azerbaijan Is Cheering For Pakistan
One has heard of friends with benefits. But in India's case, there are also antagonists with benefits: Azerbaijan and Turkey, two countries whose role in the latest conflict between India and Pakistan has come into sharp focus.
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Opinion | How Pakistan Built Its Elaborate Infrastructure For 'Proxy' Terror
The TTP and ISKP, which operate in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, often dominate headlines in Pakistan. However, they also serve as a distraction from the architecture that continues to benefit anti-India groups like LeT, JeM, and the Hizbul.
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3 Terrorists Killed In Encounter In Jammu And Kashmir's Shopian
Three terrorists have been killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian.
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"If Pakistan Wants To Survive As A Nation...": PM Modi's Ultimatum To Islamabad
Operation Sindoor is not over, it has only been put on hold, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a clear warning to Pakistan today, as he addressed the nation about India's response to the Pakistan-linked terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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Future Talks With Pakistan Only On PoK, Terror: PM Modi
India will brook no discussion on the J&K issue - except to return Pak-occupied Kashmir - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday night in his first address to the nation since a ceasefire halted the nearly 100-hour military conflict with Pak.
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Operation Sindoor: PM Modi To Address The Nation Shortly
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation at 8 pm today -- the first since Operation Sindoor was launched in retaliation to the horrific terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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Videos Show Massive Damage To Pak Military Bases After Operation Sindoor
India on Monday released videos showing the damage to Pakistani military air bases during Operation Sindoor, which was launched on May 7 to avenge the deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last month.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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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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These Pak Officers Attended Funeral Of Terrorists. India Releases Names
India said that more than 100 terrorists were killed in Operation Sindoor, which was launched after a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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First Calm Night Along Line of Control In Recent Days: Indian Army
India and Pakistan, which were involved in intense firing for four days as tensions simmered following a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last month, agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday evening.
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After Pahalgam, Visible And Targeted Response To Terror Marks A New Normal
India's response to the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists has drawn a red line that Pakistan can no longer ignore - that terrorism as a state policy will trigger targeted and visible consequences.
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"We Lost 5 Soldiers In Operation Sindoor": Indian Military Pays Homage
The Indian Army lost 5 soldiers in 'Operation Sindoor', launched in response to a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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Opinion | How IAF Taught Pakistan That The Mythical 'Godzilla' Isn't Extinct After All
For military planners, India's performance provides a case study in how middle powers can effectively employ air assets to achieve limited strategic objectives while managing escalation with nuclear-armed adversaries.
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Reporter's Diary: "When Bombs Don't See Your Religion"
I wasn't there in Pahalgam. But I read several reports - stories that felt like a heavy burden I couldn't shake off. The victims' relatives said the terrorists asked names and religion before pulling the trigger. Those who weren't Muslims were shot.
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Opinion | The Story Of '3 Brothers' And Why Azerbaijan Is Cheering For Pakistan
One has heard of friends with benefits. But in India's case, there are also antagonists with benefits: Azerbaijan and Turkey, two countries whose role in the latest conflict between India and Pakistan has come into sharp focus.
-
Opinion | How Pakistan Built Its Elaborate Infrastructure For 'Proxy' Terror
The TTP and ISKP, which operate in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, often dominate headlines in Pakistan. However, they also serve as a distraction from the architecture that continues to benefit anti-India groups like LeT, JeM, and the Hizbul.
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3 Terrorists Killed In Encounter In Jammu And Kashmir's Shopian
Three terrorists have been killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian.
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"If Pakistan Wants To Survive As A Nation...": PM Modi's Ultimatum To Islamabad
Operation Sindoor is not over, it has only been put on hold, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a clear warning to Pakistan today, as he addressed the nation about India's response to the Pakistan-linked terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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Future Talks With Pakistan Only On PoK, Terror: PM Modi
India will brook no discussion on the J&K issue - except to return Pak-occupied Kashmir - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday night in his first address to the nation since a ceasefire halted the nearly 100-hour military conflict with Pak.
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Operation Sindoor: PM Modi To Address The Nation Shortly
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation at 8 pm today -- the first since Operation Sindoor was launched in retaliation to the horrific terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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Videos Show Massive Damage To Pak Military Bases After Operation Sindoor
India on Monday released videos showing the damage to Pakistani military air bases during Operation Sindoor, which was launched on May 7 to avenge the deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last month.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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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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These Pak Officers Attended Funeral Of Terrorists. India Releases Names
India said that more than 100 terrorists were killed in Operation Sindoor, which was launched after a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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First Calm Night Along Line of Control In Recent Days: Indian Army
India and Pakistan, which were involved in intense firing for four days as tensions simmered following a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last month, agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday evening.
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After Pahalgam, Visible And Targeted Response To Terror Marks A New Normal
India's response to the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists has drawn a red line that Pakistan can no longer ignore - that terrorism as a state policy will trigger targeted and visible consequences.
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"We Lost 5 Soldiers In Operation Sindoor": Indian Military Pays Homage
The Indian Army lost 5 soldiers in 'Operation Sindoor', launched in response to a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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Opinion | How IAF Taught Pakistan That The Mythical 'Godzilla' Isn't Extinct After All
For military planners, India's performance provides a case study in how middle powers can effectively employ air assets to achieve limited strategic objectives while managing escalation with nuclear-armed adversaries.
