Pakistan

Based on the recommendations of the Union Home Ministry, the Government of India banned major YouTube channels, Pakistani news outlets and individual ‘analysts’ who were peddling disinformation and anti-India propaganda after the Pahalgam attack by Islamic terrorists backed by Pakistan.

In Maharashtra’s Nalasopara, protests were held against the Pahalgam terror attack on 27th April, wherein the protestors laid Pakistani flags on the road. However, some Muslim youths objected to this.

Members of the Indian diaspora countered the Pakistani protest outside the Indian High Commission in London on Sunday.

The drills by the Indian Navy came a day after Pakistan issued a notice to Airmen/Mariners (NOTAM) warning for the Arabian Sea and carried out a naval live fire exercise in the Sea.

A visibly disturbed Kumar questioned the capability of the Indian government to stop the water flowing into Pakistan.

From the Chakothi border to Muzaffarabad city, locals watched in growing horror as Jhelum swelled rapidly, forcing emergency sirens to blare and mosques to broadcast urgent warnings.

Several media channels have highlighted the problems Pakistani nationals had have to face after Indian Govt's bold measure to revoke visas after Pahalgam terror attack.

The New Indian Express recently published an opinion piece drawing false moral equivalence between the Jaffar Express hijacking and Pahalgam massacre.

The agreement laid down a framework of bilateral relations between the two countries.

In a conversation with Sky News's Yalda Hakim, Pakistani defence minister admitted that the country has been supporting terror groups