Muridke [Pakistan]: Amid India’s Operation Sindoor across terror targets in Pakistan, drone strikes were reportedly carried out in Muridke, Punjab. Locals told media that the attacks destroyed an administrative section of a mosque, including its roof. A resident recounted the incident to Reuters, saying, “It was around 12:45 at night when we were sleeping. First a.
Islamabad: Pakistan’s military on Wednesday confirmed that Indian missile strikes hit three locations inside Pakistani territory – Muzaffarabad, Kotli, and the Ahmed East area of Bahawalpur. According to Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the strikes caused the martyrdom of one child, while a man and a woman.
Islamabad: At least five paramilitary personnel were killed and six others injured in a roadside bomb attack targetting a security convoy in Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province on Tuesday, security sources said. The incident happened at about 11:45 am local time (0645 GMT) in the Kachhi district, when an improvised explosive device struck a Frontier Corps.
London: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday extended an invitation to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to visit India, which was warmly accepted. During a phone conversation between the two leaders, they celebrated the landmark UK-India Free Trade Agreement, marking a historic milestone in their bilateral relations. The agreement, hailed as the largest the UK.
New Delhi: India and the United Kingdom on Tuesday successfully concluded a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA), along with a Double Taxation Avoidance Convention. Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the announcement about the successful FTA deal. Describing the FTA deal as ambitious and mutually beneficial, PM Modi emphasised that these agreements will significantly strengthen the.
India has closed the gates of Sial and Baglihar dams built on Chenab in Jammu and Kashmir. Due to this, the water of Chenab going to Pakistan has stopped and the water level has decreased to 15 feet.
The UN Security Council members raised tough questions for Pakistan at its informal closed-door session. The members refused to accept the “false flag” narrative planted by the Pakistani side and asked whether the Lashkar-e-Taiba, a proscribed terror organisation with deep ties to Pakistan, was likely to be involved in the terror attack.
