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30 May

Tharoor in Colombia: Indus Treaty Suspended Due to Pakistan’s Terror Complicity, India Exercising Self-Defence

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Bogota (Colombia), May 30, 2025: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, leading a multiparty Indian delegation in Colombia, declared that the Indus Waters Treaty has been placed in abeyance by the Indian government as a justified response to Pakistan's sustained betrayal of goodwill through cross-border terrorism.Speaking in Bogota, Tharoor stated that the 1960 treaty, originally framed in a “spirit of goodwill and harmony,” has been persistently violated in essence due to Pakistan's state-sponsored terrorism over the last four decades. “India, despite being an upper riparian state, has adhered to the treaty's terms with generosity. But the time for unilateral goodwill has ended,”…

29 May

India’s BrahMos Strikes Foiled Planned Pakistani Offensive: Shehbaz Sharif Admits

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Islamabad/Baku, May 29, 2025: In a rare and significant admission, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has acknowledged that India's BrahMos missile strikes preempted and derailed a planned Pakistani military offensive earlier this month. Speaking during his visit to Azerbaijan, Sharif confirmed that the Pakistani Army had intended to launch a retaliatory assault on India at 4:30 AM on May 10, following Fajr prayers.However, before this operation could be executed, India carried out preemptive strikes using BrahMos missiles targeting critical military locations within Pakistan, including an airbase in Rawalpindi. This move, as per Sharif, directly disrupted Islamabad’s coordinated strike plan.The escalation…

29 May

Congress Rift Widens: Shashi Tharoor Defends Remarks on Operation Sindoor, Hits Out at Party Critics

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New Delhi, May 29, 2025: Senior Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has lashed out at critics within his own party, accusing them of "distorting" his remarks regarding India's cross-border reprisals under Operation Sindoor. The backlash came after Tharoor, part of an all-party international delegation, praised India's recent military response to terror attacks a move interpreted by some Congress leaders as endorsement of the BJP-led government.Taking to X (formerly Twitter) late Thursday night from Panama, Tharoor clarified that his comments focused solely on India's response to terrorism and not on previous wars. "I was clearly and explicitly speaking only about reprisals for…

27 May

Khan Sir Confirms Marriage Was Kept Private Amid India-Pakistan Clash During Operation Sindoor

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Patna, May 27, 2025: Internet sensation and renowned educator Khan Sir has revealed that he got married during the recent India-Pakistan military confrontation, opting to keep the ceremony private due to the prevailing geopolitical tensions.In a video message addressed to his students, Khan Sir stated, “I did not tell you guys one thing: when the war was on, I got married.” He explained that he considered postponing the wedding to support Indian forces amid Operation Sindoor, but ultimately proceeded with the event as it had already been arranged by his parents.The conflict, sparked by a terror attack in Jammu and…

26 May

PM Modi Warns Terrorists and Their Sponsors: ‘End Is Near for Those Who Dare Wipe Off Sindoor of Our Sisters’

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Dahod (Gujarat), May 26, 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a stern warning to terror groups and their foreign sponsors during a public rally in Dahod, declaring that the days are numbered for those who threaten Indian women and national security.Referring to the devastating April 22 Pahalgam terror attack in which 26 people were killed, PM Modi said, “Those who dared to wipe off the sindoor of our sisters, your end is near.” His remarks came in the aftermath of India’s retaliatory military campaign, Operation Sindoor, which targeted terror infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK).Operation Sindoor, launched…

25 May

Operation Sindoor is Face of Changing India, Not Just a Military Mission: PM Modi

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New Delhi, May 25, 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has underscored that Operation Sindoor was not merely a military exercise but a bold reflection of the "new India" an assertive, self-assured nation that does not tolerate terrorism and answers provocation with decisive force.In a powerful message shared across recent addresses, including his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast and speeches in Rajasthan, PM Modi called the 88-hour-long operation a "new form of justice" rather than vengeance. Launched in response to the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, the operation showcased India's upgraded military readiness, strategic vision, and geopolitical resolve.“Pakistan has…

24 May

Abhishek Banerjee Calls Pakistan ‘Wild Handler of Terrorism’ During Japan Visit

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Tokyo, May 24, 2025 – Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee, representing India as part of an all-party parliamentary delegation to Japan under Operation Sindoor, made a forceful statement against Pakistan’s role in terrorism, likening terrorism to a “rabid dog” and Pakistan to its “wild handler.”Speaking in Tokyo, Banerjee emphasized that in matters of national security, opposition and ruling parties must speak in one voice. "Terrorism is like a rabid dog, and Pakistan is its wild handler. You can't tame it, you can't predict it. It can bite anyone, anywhere," Banerjee said. He asserted that India's unified response to cross-border terrorism…

23 May

Kanimozhi Leads All-Party Delegation to Russia, Emphasizes Strategic Unity Against Terrorism

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Moscow [Russia], May 23, 2025: DMK MP Kanimozhi, heading a multi-nation Indian parliamentary delegation under Operation Sindoor, reaffirmed India’s longstanding strategic partnership with Russia and stressed the urgent need for global unity in combating terrorism. Speaking from Moscow, she highlighted the Indian government’s decision to send representatives from various political parties abroad to present a unified stance against Pakistan-sponsored terror following the deadly Pahalgam attack."Russia has always stood by India on global platforms, and it becomes essential to strengthen our cooperation when terror continues to claim Indian lives," Kanimozhi told ANI. Referring to the April 22 Pahalgam attack that left…

22 May

UAE and Japan Express Solidarity with India in Global Anti-Terrorism Outreach

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Abu Dhabi/Tokyo, May 22, 2025: In a significant diplomatic initiative, the United Arab Emirates and Japan have expressed strong solidarity with India in its fight against terrorism. This comes as part of India's global outreach following Operation Sindoor, aimed at garnering international support against cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.A multi-party Indian delegation led by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha met with Japan's Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya in Tokyo. Iwaya conveyed Japan's unwavering stance against terrorism, stating that it cannot be justified in any form, and extended condolences to the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack.Simultaneously, another delegation headed by Shiv…

22 May

EAM Jaishankar in Netherlands: Pakistan Cannot Escape Consequences If Terror Persists, Says India

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The Hague, May 22, 2025: On an official visit to the Netherlands, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar delivered a stern warning to Pakistan, asserting that if cross-border terrorism continues, Islamabad will face severe consequences. In a detailed interview with Dutch daily de Volkskrant, Jaishankar underscored India’s clear message following the Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 26 lives, and stressed that the ceasefire with Pakistan does not imply tolerance for terrorism."We want a definitive end to terrorism... if the terrorist attacks from Pakistan continue, there will be consequences. The Pakistanis must understand that very well," Jaishankar said. He categorically stated that…