INDIA PAKISTAN TENSION
IMF must rethink assistance to Pakistan: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
India urged the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reconsider its decision to provide USD 1 billion in assistance to Pakistan, citing concerns that it could be used for funding terrorism. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that financial aid to Pakistan could indirectly support terror activities.
Jammu and Kashmir: Schools reopen in Jammu as India-Pakistan tensions ease
Normalcy returns to Jammu and Kashmir after tensions ease between India and Pakistan. Schools reopen in Jammu, Samba, Kathua, Rajouri, Poonch, and Udhampur districts. Students express relief and happiness at resuming classes. The situation follows India's strikes on terrorist infrastructure after the Pahalgam attack. An understanding between the two countries halts firing after military actions and casualties.
'I can sleep peacefully': Video of Gurgaon-based Russian woman, Polina Agrawal, praising Indian Army goes viral
Viral Video: Amidst India-Pakistan tensions, Polina Agrawal, a Russian woman residing in Gurugram, expressed her gratitude to the Indian Army in a viral video. She acknowledged India as her home and praised the soldiers' dedication, which allows citizens to live peacefully. Polina also highlighted the strength of India's defense systems, including those provided by Russia, emphasizing the sacrifices made by the military.
Secure PAN, Aadhaar and other financial documents in DigiLocker now to prepare for next war, other emergencies
PAN, Aadhaar, Financial documents online: It is a good idea to keep a copy of financial documents as a backup online to deal with emergencies and mishaps. However, this becomes an extremely crucial step during war-like situations. There are certain conditions one should keep in mind while keeping documents online.
Govt beefs up EAM S Jaishankar's security amid India-Pakistan tensions
The Central government has enhanced the security cover of External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar by adding an additional bulletproof vehicle to his convoy, top sources said on Wednesday.
India-Pakistan tension: Exodus of migrant workers takes a toll on industry
Amid escalating India-Pakistan tensions, thousands of migrant workers have fled Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat, impacting various sectors. Industries like hotels, engineering, and textiles face labor shortages as workers from West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, and Uttar Pradesh return home. Businesses are struggling with halted production and market disruptions, while some companies are taking measures to retain their workforce.
India, US talked on Pakistan tensions only between May 8-10, not on trade- contrary to Trump's claim
Following Operation Sindoor and heightened India-Pakistan tensions, US leaders engaged in high-level talks with India, but sources deny any trade discussions occurred, contradicting President Trump's claims. While the US announced a ceasefire, India insists it was a bilateral understanding. Indian officials dismissed suggestions of international facilitation, emphasizing direct resolution with Pakistan.
Trade is a big reason they stopped fighting, claims Donald Trump on India-Pakistan tensions
President Donald Trump asserted that trade played a significant role in the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. He stated the United States is prepared to assist both nations following the agreement, which he claims his administration helped facilitate. This understanding to halt firings and military actions followed heightened tensions after attacks.
Air India to resume flights on routes affected by India-Pakistan tensions
The Airport Authority of India (AAI) stated on Monday that the temporary closure of 32 airports across northern and western India for civil aircraft operations amid India-Pakistan tensions has been lifted with immediate effect.
India-Pakistan tensions paused, not over: Should you do any tactical alignment in investment portfolios during border hostilities?
India-Pakistan tensions: The tensions between India and Pakistan have paused now. However, the recent tensions have taken a toll on the investment portfolios. Currently, the tensions have not escalated to a war level. However, what should be your strategy during border hostilities? Read on to know how you should manage your investment portfolios.
Managing stress and anxiety during India-Pakistan tensions
Amidst India-Pakistan tensions, mental health experts emphasize the widespread stress affecting all age groups, from children's panic to seniors' loneliness. Early intervention, responsible news consumption, and strong support systems are crucial. Addressing these mental wounds promptly can prevent long-term psychological scars, ensuring community well-being during uncertain times.
India-Pakistan tensions make many rethink study-abroad plans
Amidst heightened India-Pakistan tensions, the education-abroad market initially faced uncertainty as parents reconsidered plans due to safety and financial concerns. While the ceasefire offers some relief, anxieties persist, prompting families to weigh alternative options. Experts advise against hasty decisions, emphasizing long-term aspirations and financial preparedness, though some consultants foresee limited impact on study abroad numbers.
Global traders track Indo-Pakistan tensions amid delays at ports
Geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan are causing concern among foreign importers, who are seeking updates from Indian suppliers. Cargo movement has slowed at some ports, and banks are taking longer to process documents for shipments to Turkiye due to its support for Pakistan.
'Miracle of peace': Pope Leo XIV welcomes ceasefire between India and Pakistan in first Sunday appearance
Pope Leo XIV, in his inaugural Sunday blessing, passionately appealed for peace in Ukraine and Gaza, urging an immediate ceasefire, hostage release, and humanitarian aid. Echoing Pope Francis, he lamented the global conflicts as a "third world war in pieces." He also celebrated the India-Pakistan ceasefire and prayed for lasting peace, while extending Mother's Day greetings to mothers worldwide.
India-Pakistan tensions: Pak defence minister Khawaja Asif says 'nuclear' not on cards right now
Amid escalating military confrontations between India and Pakistan, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif stated that the nuclear option is not currently being considered. He warned that the conflict could widen beyond the region, potentially affecting other nations. Tensions rose following Indian strikes on terror launchpads and subsequent Pakistani drone attacks on Indian locations.
Watch: Thousands in Chandigarh queue to enrol as volunteers for emergency services amid India-Pakistan tensions
Chandigarh is on high alert. The local administration has requested volunteers due to rising tensions between India and Pakistan. This follows strikes on terror targets. Residents are registering at various locations. The administration is implementing emergency protocols. These include blackout drills and siren awareness. Security and health services are strengthened. Citizens are urged to stay alert and trust official sources.
Operation Sindoor: Why did India go beyond PoK and strike deep into Pakistan's heart?
Unlike the past cross-border operations in PoK and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, this time India has targeted the headquarters of globally banned terror groups JeM and Lashkar, located deep inside Pakistan’s Punjab.
Pakistan used 300-400 Turkish drones to attempt infiltration, tried to target India's military installations on May 8-9: MEA
India has accused Pakistan of using Turkish-made drones, specifically Asisguard Songar models, for large-scale aerial surveillance and attempted attacks on military installations across its western border. According to Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, between May 7 and 9, Pakistan violated Indian airspace multiple times, deploying 300–400 drones at 36 locations from Leh to Sir Creek, and also firing heavy-caliber weapons along the Line of Control
Defence stocks rally up to 4% as India-Pakistan tensions flare
Defence stocks like Hindustan Aeronautics and Bharat Forge are up. This follows rising India-Pakistan tensions. The Modi government has called a meeting with defence manufacturers. India conducted a missile strike, and Pakistan retaliated. Rajnath Singh confirmed Operation Sindoor. Pakistan launched an airborne assault, which India intercepted. The US says it will not get involved but will encourage de-escalation.
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