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PM Modi Shows Damaged Terror Camps In 1st Mann Ki Baat Address After Operation Sindoor
India launched Operation Sindoor and struck multiple terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after an attack in Pahalgam left 26 people dead.
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7 MPs To Carry Anti-Terror Message To World, Shashi Tharoor Gets Key Role
Shashi Tharoor and six other MPs have been named to carry out the major outreach exercise, which comes in the wake of Operation Sindoor.
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In PM Modi's Takedown Of Pakistan, A Mention Of Bahawalpur, Muridke "Terror Universities"
Pakistan's terror universities, located at the very heart of the nation, have been destroyed beyond recognition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday, as he address the nation for the first time since Operation Sindoor.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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Satellite Pics Show 'Before-After' Comparison Of Pak Terror Camps, Airfields
India-Pakistan tensions: The Indian Armed Forces carried out the missile strikes on nine terrorist facilities - four in Pakistan and five in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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Operation Sindoor Eliminated These 5 Terrorists. Pakistan Gave Them State Funeral
Five terrorists tasked with key roles in Jash-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba were killed in the initial phase of Operation Sindoor when Indian forces struck terror camps deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, said sources.
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Exclusive: PM Modi Should Emulate Israel's Golda Meir Over Pak Terror, Says Expert
Amid Pakistan's major escalation over India's precision strikes on its terrorist infrastructure and terror camps, top global security analyst Michael Rubin told NDTV that India should take a leaf from Israel's book in its "war against terror".
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With Op Sindoor, India Struck With Precision, Gained Global Backing: Government
Dubbed Operation Sindoor, the mission aimed to send a clear deterrent message that terrorism will not be tolerated. The operation focused solely on identified terror camps, and deliberately excluded Pakistani military installations.
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Air Sirens In Chandigarh Again, Residents Advised To Stay Indoors
Sirens have been sounded in Chandigarh again this morning after an air warning was received from the Air Force station of a "possible attack", officials said.
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"Pahalgam Attack Was Original Escalation": India On 'Op Sindoor' Response
The attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam on April 22 was the "original escalation", Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Thursday as he gave details about India's 'Operation Sindoor'.
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Response To Pak "Precise, Measured, Non-Escalatory": India On 'Op Sindoor'
India has responded in a "controlled, precise, measured, considered and non-escalatory" manner to the Pahalgam terror attack - the "original escalation" - that killed 26 tourists, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told reporters in Delhi today.
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"Stop Airing All Pakistani Shows, Films, OTT Series, Songs In India": Government After Operation Sindoor
This decision comes days after Operation Sindoor, in which Indian forces launched retaliatory strikes on terror camps across the border.
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The Sharifs, 2 Generals, And Deja Vu For Pakistan
Pakistan remains a hybrid democracy at best. While civilian governments are elected in Islamabad, the locus of real power lies elsewhere in Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army.
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NYT Amends Kashmir Attack Reportage As India Hits Terror Camps In Pakistan
After India's successful execution of 'Operation Sindoor'-- targeting terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK)-- a noticeable editorial shift was observed in the reportage of The New York Times.
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Government Debunks Reports Of Pakistani Strikes On Amritsar Military Base
A fake video of the claim was also circulated on social media, with the Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check division noting that the footage is from a wildfire in 2024.
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PM Modi Shows Damaged Terror Camps In 1st Mann Ki Baat Address After Operation Sindoor
India launched Operation Sindoor and struck multiple terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after an attack in Pahalgam left 26 people dead.
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7 MPs To Carry Anti-Terror Message To World, Shashi Tharoor Gets Key Role
Shashi Tharoor and six other MPs have been named to carry out the major outreach exercise, which comes in the wake of Operation Sindoor.
-
In PM Modi's Takedown Of Pakistan, A Mention Of Bahawalpur, Muridke "Terror Universities"
Pakistan's terror universities, located at the very heart of the nation, have been destroyed beyond recognition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday, as he address the nation for the first time since Operation Sindoor.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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Satellite Pics Show 'Before-After' Comparison Of Pak Terror Camps, Airfields
India-Pakistan tensions: The Indian Armed Forces carried out the missile strikes on nine terrorist facilities - four in Pakistan and five in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
-
Operation Sindoor Eliminated These 5 Terrorists. Pakistan Gave Them State Funeral
Five terrorists tasked with key roles in Jash-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba were killed in the initial phase of Operation Sindoor when Indian forces struck terror camps deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, said sources.
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Exclusive: PM Modi Should Emulate Israel's Golda Meir Over Pak Terror, Says Expert
Amid Pakistan's major escalation over India's precision strikes on its terrorist infrastructure and terror camps, top global security analyst Michael Rubin told NDTV that India should take a leaf from Israel's book in its "war against terror".
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With Op Sindoor, India Struck With Precision, Gained Global Backing: Government
Dubbed Operation Sindoor, the mission aimed to send a clear deterrent message that terrorism will not be tolerated. The operation focused solely on identified terror camps, and deliberately excluded Pakistani military installations.
-
Air Sirens In Chandigarh Again, Residents Advised To Stay Indoors
Sirens have been sounded in Chandigarh again this morning after an air warning was received from the Air Force station of a "possible attack", officials said.
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"Pahalgam Attack Was Original Escalation": India On 'Op Sindoor' Response
The attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam on April 22 was the "original escalation", Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Thursday as he gave details about India's 'Operation Sindoor'.
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Response To Pak "Precise, Measured, Non-Escalatory": India On 'Op Sindoor'
India has responded in a "controlled, precise, measured, considered and non-escalatory" manner to the Pahalgam terror attack - the "original escalation" - that killed 26 tourists, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told reporters in Delhi today.
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"Stop Airing All Pakistani Shows, Films, OTT Series, Songs In India": Government After Operation Sindoor
This decision comes days after Operation Sindoor, in which Indian forces launched retaliatory strikes on terror camps across the border.
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The Sharifs, 2 Generals, And Deja Vu For Pakistan
Pakistan remains a hybrid democracy at best. While civilian governments are elected in Islamabad, the locus of real power lies elsewhere in Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army.
-
NYT Amends Kashmir Attack Reportage As India Hits Terror Camps In Pakistan
After India's successful execution of 'Operation Sindoor'-- targeting terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK)-- a noticeable editorial shift was observed in the reportage of The New York Times.
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Government Debunks Reports Of Pakistani Strikes On Amritsar Military Base
A fake video of the claim was also circulated on social media, with the Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check division noting that the footage is from a wildfire in 2024.
