LAHORE: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday stated that Pakistan’s clear triumph in the recent conflict with India had enhanced the nation’s standing on the world stage,

Hello readers! PM Narendra Modi is currently speaking in the Lok Sabha on Operation Sindoor. Earlier LoP Rahul Gandhi also spoke on Op Sindoor and while hailing military action by armed forces, asked PM Modi to clarify on Trump's claims on ceasefire and also lambasted the government for 'stopping' the Army from attacking Pakistan's military infrastructure.

In a special parliamentary discussion, MPs praised the government's decisive action against the Pahalgam terror attack. The operation, named 'Operation Sindoor,' involved the destruction of nine terror camps in response to the attack which shook the nation's conscience.

Beniwal, who heads the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party, said Pakistan had effectively become India’s wife after Operation Sindoor and quipped that the government should now just “bring her home.”

Pakistani terrorists in Pahalgam attack used wireless sets, killed in Dachigam; operation planned based on intercepted signals.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh affirms India's readiness to combat terrorism in Pakistan if required. Singh's address in Rajya Sabha during a discussion on Operation Sindoor highlighted the elimination of terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack.

There is widespread anger among the Indian public after the Pahalgam attack, and amid this, the BCCI will be required to take a final call on the India vs Pakistan clash in the Asia Cup 2025, as the cricket board does not fall under the Sports Ministry.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said no country stopped India from taking action against Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. "No country stopped India from defending itself...of the 193 countries, only 3 countries gave pro Pakistan comments. We got global support," said PM Modi during the Operation Sindoor debate in Lok Sabha.

With the terrorist who led the Pahalgam attackers killed by security forces, we revisit the April 22 tragedy that prompted India to exercise hard options against Pakistan

India has yet to confirm it officially but this was one of a number of its fighter jets that were lost in a four-day conflict with Pakistan in May. The Indian government disputes Pakistan’s claim to have shot down six warplanes,

India's defence ministry has rejected US President Donald Trump's claim of ending its conflict with Pakistan in May, saying the country had not responded to pressure from anyone.