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Shashi Tharoor Rebuts Trump’s Ceasefire Claims: ‘India Doesn’t Need Persuasion’
Addressing the delegation during their halt in Brazil, Tharoor pointed out that India never supported third-party intervention for calling off hostilities.
Watch| Shashi Tharoor Leads Diplomatic Effort Prompting Colombia to Retract Pakistan Support
While addressing an Indian all-party delegation, Colombia's Vice Foreign Minister Rosa Yolanda Villavicencio communicated her nation's revised position.
Civil Defence Exercises Under 'Operation Shield' Set for Today in Border States
The exercises will start at 5:00 p.m. and will cover mainly the regions nearest to the border that share maximum vulnerability to cross-border attacks, including Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, and Chandigarh.
US Military Analyst: India’s Victory in Tech War, Pakistan Loses as China’s Proxy in Op Sindoor
Spencer, the Chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the Modern War Institute at the US Army Military Academy, noted that India fought and won as an independent military force while Pakistan operated as a China surrogate and lost.
Watch| Government Fact-Check Debunks Claim of IAF Jet Downing and Pilot Death
The PIB Fact Check team has labeled the report fake and out of the context, clarifying that the pilot mentioned is safe, on duty, and currently deployed.
India Stands Firm: No Talks with Pakistan Until Terror Ends
The government also asserted categorically that the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) will continue to be on hold until Pakistan gives up its support to cross-border terror commitment unequivocally and irrevocably.
Russian Ambassador Confirms Ongoing Talks as India Seeks Additional S-400 Air Defence Systems
In a special interview with IANS, Alipov appreciated the S-400 system and the BrahMos missiles' performance during Operation Sindoor, terming their utilization as "exemplary." Alipov further added that India identified targets and terrorists clearly and used these defence systems quite effectively in recent operations.
India Expels Second Pakistani Diplomat in Eight Days Amid Rising Tensions
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated confirming the official's declaration as persona non grata but refused to release explicit allegations. The Pakistani Charge d'Affaires was also given a demarche by New Delhi warning against any abuse of diplomatic immunity by Pakistani officials in India.
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