Terrorism

India raised concerns over the efficacy of IMF programs in case of Pakistan given its poor track record, and also on the possibility of misuse of debt financing funds for state sponsored cross border terrorism.

In a strong show of support to India, UK's former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak firmly backed New Delhi's action against cross-border terrorism following Operation Sindoor and said that "India is justified in striking terrorist infrastructure."

Under Operation Sindoor, India successfully targeted nine sites linked to terrorist groups, out of which four were located in Pakistan and five in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir

PM Modi stated that the Indian Armed Forces have complete operational freedom to decide on the mode, targets, and timing of India’s response.

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

Every time an Islamic terrorist attack takes place in the country, the terror apologist machinery gets activated with their ready-made, done-to-death narrative about how these attacks have nothing to do with religion.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mali clarified that in its efforts to achieve sovereignty, the country has been denouncing the US financial assistance through USAID

Gilani requested the state government to demolish the Dharampur Jamia mosque if it is found to be illegal.

International taxi aggregator Uber has launched 'Uber Shikara' service in Kashmir, providing tourists to book shikara boats on an app to traverse the iconic Dal Lake for the breathtaking vistas it offers.

Malik claimed that he left 'armed struggle' (read terrorism) 30 years ago to establish a 'United Independent Kashmir' through Gandhian ways.