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Conflict Between India and Pakistan!

A deadly militant attack in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, has triggered a sharp escalation between India and Pakistan, with both sides exchanging gunfire across the Line of Control and downgrading diplomatic ties. On May 6, India announced the launch of "Operation Sindoor," a military strike targeting nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir, which it alleged were used to plan the attacks. The situation has heightened fears of a broader military conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations, marking the most significant bilateral confrontation since 2019.

What Political Change in Pakistan Could Mean for its Relationship with India?

It is important to note that relations with India are not purely defined by the civilian leadership of the country but also by the military leadership. Perhaps, the tone towards India may be softer in comparison to the Imran Khan government, however, a major shift in policy is highly unlikely…

India-Pakistan ceasefire LIVE updates: Bunkers back in focus in J&K border areas after years of peace, says CM Abdullah

PM Modi chairs Cabinet Committee on Security meet; Pakistan asks Indian diplomat to leave within 24 hours

A day after India expelled a Pakistan High Commission staffer for links to a spying case, Pakistan has expelled an Indian High Commission staffer in Islamabad.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday (May 13, 2025) carried out a comprehensive review of the national security scenario along the frontier with Pakistan with the top military brass.

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The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) declared an official of the Pakistan High Commission “persona non grata” (PNG), expelling him for espionage. The decision concerning the official, who was not named by either side, was conveyed to Pakistan Charge d’Affaires Saad Warraich, who was issued a demarche, asking the staffer to leave India within 24 hours.

Pakistan’s military on Tuesday announced that 11 of its personnel were killed and 78 wounded in the military confrontation since India launched Operation Sindoor.

India on Tuesday reiterated its “long-standing national position” that regards Jammu and Kashmir as a “bilateral” issue to be addressed within the framework of India-Pakistan ties.

Army gives update on Operation Keller, recovery of cache of arms, ammunition

Update : OPERATION KELLER Based on inputs by intelligence agencies about presence of terrorists in the Keller Forest of #Shopian District, Jammu & Kashmir, a joint operation was launched by #IndianArmy,

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and CRPF on 13 May 2025, resulting in neutralisation of three hardcore terrorists including the local commander of LeT/ TRF after an intense encounter. The three were actively involved in recent terror activities in the region. Recoveries from the operation include AK series rifles, large quantity of ammunition, grenades and other war like stores. The success of this operation is the result of an excellent synergy between all Security Forces and Intelligence Agencies. #IndianArmy remains unwavering in its mission to eliminate terror. Every attempt to disrupt peace will be met with decisive and unrelenting force. #IndianArmy

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