PAKISTAN NATIONAL SECURITY COMMITTEE
Amid military conflict with Pak, RSS affiliate calls for unequivocal support to govt, armed forces
Amidst escalating military conflict with Pakistan, the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) has urged its affiliates to postpone strikes and offer unwavering support to the government and armed forces. The BMS has also requested government employees to avoid taking leave unless absolutely necessary and to increase productivity.
Operations presently normal at Delhi airport: DIAL
Delhi airport operations are currently normal, but some flights may be affected due to changing airspace conditions and heightened security measures resulting from the military conflict between India and Pakistan. Enhanced security protocols are in place nationwide, potentially causing longer processing times at checkpoints. Passengers are advised to arrive early and cooperate with staff.
China helping TRF slip through UNSC sanctions scrutiny
India's repeated attempts to include The Resistance Front (TRF) in the UN Security Council's sanctions report have been blocked by China. A Chinese diplomat leading the monitoring team has instead highlighted Pakistan's concerns, mentioning Balochistan Liberation Army and Majeed Brigade. This action raises concerns about China's alignment with Pakistan, hindering efforts to address India's counter-terrorism concerns.
PM Modi chairs meeting with top defence establishment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a high-level security meeting with top defense officials, including the Defence Minister and service chiefs, to address the escalating conflict with Pakistan. The meeting was prompted by Pakistan's violation of Indian airspace on May 8 and 9, during which 300-400 drones targeted Indian military installations from Leh to Sir Creek.
Rajnath reviews security situation with Chief of Defence Staff, 3 service chiefs
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed national security with top military leaders after Pakistan's attempts to target Indian military installations were repelled. India neutralized Pakistan's efforts to hit military stations in Jammu, Pathankot, and Udhampur with missiles and drones. The Indian armed forces remain fully prepared to defend the nation's sovereignty and ensure the safety of its citizens.
Impose costs on Rawalpindi: Pakistan’s low-cost proxy war can be nixed by defence innovation
India's strategic shift, marked by strikes on terror hubs like Muridke and Bahawalpur, signals a resolve to challenge Pakistan's proxy war tactics. Despite global indifference to Pakistan-sponsored terror, India is enhancing its defense capabilities through technological innovation and integrated military action.
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Objectives achieved, India ready for Pakistan's response: Defence minister Rajnath Singh at all-party meet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh informed an all-party meeting about Operation Sindoor, stating that around 100 individuals, including terrorists, were killed in strikes on terror sites in Pakistan and PoK. He asserted that the operation's objectives were achieved and India is prepared for any retaliation.
'I don’t need to remind where Osama Bin Laden was found & who called him martyr': Foreign Secy Vikram Misri slams Pakistan
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated that the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, initiated the current escalation of cross-border tensions. He confirmed that Operation Sindoor, India's military response, was a direct reaction to that provocation. Misri emphasized that India's actions were retaliatory and not intended to further escalate the situation.
Israel revises advisory asking its nationals to 'leave immediately' Kashmir region
Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, Israel has updated its travel advisory, urging its citizens to immediately leave Kashmir, excluding Ladakh. This follows Indian military strikes on terror targets in PoK and Pakistan's Punjab province, retaliating for a prior terror attack. Pakistan's army responded with intense shelling along the LoC, resulting in casualties on both sides.
Political parties unite behind armed forces after Pahalgam strike
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, political parties across India have united in support of the armed forces and the government. Leaders from BJP, Congress, NCP (SP), and regional parties like SP, RJD, AAP, and AIMIM have expressed solidarity and lauded the decisive action taken against terrorist camps.
India embarks on diplomatic blitz
Following Operation Sindoor, India initiated diplomatic outreach, engaging with key global powers including the UNSC permanent members, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Japan. NSA Ajit Doval communicated with counterparts, emphasizing India's measured response and lack of intent to escalate, while preparing for potential Pakistani retaliation. The international response was largely positive, with briefings provided to envoys and UN Security Committee members.
Amit Shah chairs security meet with border state LGs, CMs
Union Home Minister Amit Shah convened a security review meeting with Lieutenant Governors and Chief Ministers of states bordering Pakistan and Nepal. He emphasized maintaining strict vigilance against anti-national propaganda on social media and other platforms. Shah directed prompt coordinated action between state governments and central agencies to counter unwanted elements.
"Three-days before Pahalgam, an intelligence report was sent to PM Modi," claims Mallikarjun Kharge
Tension escalated between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, in which 26 people were killed.
Cong says proud of Indian armed forces; lauds their bold, decisive action against terror camps
Top Congress leaders praised the Indian armed forces for 'Operation Sindoor'. This operation targeted terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. The Congress Working Committee convened an urgent meeting. Mallikarjun Kharge affirmed the party's support for the armed forces. Rahul Gandhi also expressed solidarity. Both leaders will attend the all-party meeting. The Congress reiterated its firm stance against cross-border terrorism.
India prepared to 'retaliate resolutely' if Pakistan provokes, NSA Ajit Doval tells global counterparts after Operation Sindoor
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval informed his counterparts in the US, UK, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Russia, and France about India's targeted strikes on terror infrastructure within Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Doval emphasized that India seeks no escalation of tensions. However, he affirmed India's readiness to respond decisively if Pakistan initiates further hostile actions, ensuring regional stability.
Govt calls all-party meeting on May 8 after Operation Sindoor strikes on Pakistan terror camps
Amid heightened national security concerns, the government has called an all-party meeting on Wednesday following India's 'Operation Sindoor' cross-border strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK. The Indian armed forces executed coordinated strikes on nine terror bases linked to Pakistan-backed groups, responding to the deadly April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people.
Pakistan shuts key airports for 48 hours after India’s Operation Sindoor: Reports
Following India's Operation Sindoor, which targeted nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and PoJK, Pakistan has reportedly closed its airspace and key airports for 48 hours. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the Indian strike as an "act of war" and convened an emergency National Security Committee meeting, vowing a strong response and asserting Pakistan's readiness to defend itself.
India's strike will hit Pak where it hurts the most
India has restricted water flow to Pakistan via Chenab river. This follows the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty. Pakistan anticipates a 21% water shortage. The move will impact Pakistan's agriculture. Reduced water may cause food shortages in the country.
After empty rhetoric, PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto seeks peace with India
After empty rhetoric, Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has sought peace with India.
No takers for Pakistan's 'false-flag' allegation on Pahalgam attack at UNSC session, tough questions posed
At a closed-door UNSC meeting, Pakistan faced tough questions regarding terrorism and escalating rhetoric, with members questioning the involvement of Lashkar-e-Taiba in recent attacks and expressing concern over missile tests. Efforts to internationalize the Kashmir situation failed, as members advised bilateral resolution with India.
21% water shortage expected for Kharif season in Pakistan after India puts Indus Treaty in abeyance
Pakistan is concerned about a potential water shortage. This is due to decreased water flow from India in the Chenab River. The Indus River System Authority anticipates a 21% water shortage. This shortage is expected during the early Kharif season. The decrease follows India's decision regarding the Indus Waters Treaty.
Parliamentary panel seeks details of action planned against social media platforms 'working against national interest'
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, a parliamentary panel is demanding information from the Information and Broadcasting and Electronics and Information Technology ministries regarding planned actions against social media platforms and influencers. The committee suspects some entities are acting against national interests and inciting violence. Details on potential bans under the IT Act and related rules are requested by May 8.
Pakistan will respond with 'full force' to preserve its 'national prestige': Gen Munir
Pakistan's Army chief General Asim Munir stated that the nation will retaliate strongly to safeguard its prestige. This response will occur if its sovereignty is violated. He addressed participants at the 15th National Workshop Balochistan. General Munir highlighted terrorism as a major threat. He also mentioned foreign-sponsored terrorism. Pakistan seeks regional peace but will defend its integrity with full force.
Imran Khan's party declines government invitation to attend briefing on India-Pakistan tensions
Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will not attend the government briefing. The briefing concerns the current situation between Pakistan and India. PTI states this is due to a lack of national consensus. The party advocates for an All-Parties Conference. They reaffirm their commitment to defending Pakistan against external aggression. Tensions between India and Pakistan rose after the Pahalgam terror attack.
IAF Chief Air Marshal AP Singh meets with PM Modi: Sources
Amid rising tensions with Pakistan following a deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh met with Prime Minister Modi after Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi. The meetings follow a high-level security review and the government's pledge to retaliate firmly against terrorism, granting the armed forces full operational freedom.
"There was security failure, intelligence lapses..:" Farooq Abdullah on Pahalgam attack
Farooq Abdullah, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference chief, condemned the Pahalgam terror attack, citing security and intelligence failures and Pakistan's destabilisation efforts. He criticised Pakistan's propaganda and General Asim Munir's two-nation theory remarks, while supporting PM Modi's response to the attack.
UN Chief calls EAM Jaishankar and Pakistan PM; strongly condemns Pahalgam terror attack
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir, urging justice and accountability. He expressed concern over rising India-Pakistan tensions, offering support for de-escalation. Following the attack, Prime Minister Modi affirmed India's resolve to combat terrorism, granting the armed forces operational freedom.
'In touch with governments of India, Pakistan': US State Dept over Pahalgam terror attack
Amid escalating tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack, the US is closely monitoring the situation between India and Pakistan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to engage with both nations' foreign ministers to encourage de-escalation. The US is urging all parties to collaborate towards a responsible resolution, emphasizing that the world is closely observing the developments.
Forces to decide on target, time of response to terror: PM Modi
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given the military full operational freedom. India is considering military responses against terrorists operating from Pakistan. Options include targeting terror group leaders and training camps. The Prime Minister met with military leaders to discuss the security situation. A Cabinet Committee on Security meeting is scheduled.
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