Kashmir

'Justice has been served': Kin of Pahalgam attack victims hail Operation Sindoor

Families of the victims of the devastating Pahalgam terror attack lauded the Indian military for conducting 'Operation Sindoor' against the terrorist targets in Pakistan

Operation Sindoor: India briefs US, Russia, UK & Saudia Arabia on post-Pahalgam strikes in Pakistan, PoK

Senior Indian officials have reportedly informed their counterparts in countries including the United States, Russia, United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia about the steps taken by India

India conducts Operation Sindoor post-Pahalgam; Armed forces hit terror camps in Pak, PoK

Nine sites "from where terrorist attacks against India have been planned and directed" were struck, the Ministry of Defence said. A detailed briefing on Operation Sindoor is expected later in the day

Pahalgam attack interrupted normalisation in Kashmir: Italian envoy backs India in fighting terror

In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost, Italian Ambassador to India Antonio Bartoli condemned the Pahalgam attack and noted how the terror incident interrupted developments and interests of Kashmir.

Why wife of Indian Navy officer killed in Pahalgam terror attack is being trolled

Himanshi Narwal, wife of Navy officer Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, who was killed in the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, is facing online hate after she appealed to people not to spread hate against Muslims or Kashmiris in her first public statement after the incident. The National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken up the matter, stating that trolling a woman for expressing her views is not right

When victims become villains: Western media’s distorted narrative on Hindu ‘colonisers’ in Kashmir

Kashmir has been an integral part of civilisational Bharat from time immemorial. To call Hindus 'colonisers' and Bharat 'a settler colonial power' would be either due to deliberate media/academic distortion or lazy boilerplate reporting

After Pakistan's request, UNSC to discuss post-Pahalgam situation in close-door meeting today

Following a request from Pakistan, the United Nations Security Council will be convening a closed-door meeting today to discuss the brewing tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad after the Pahalgam attack

Can Pakistan afford a war amid an economic crisis?

Pakistan’s military may prepare for war—but its economy is signalling collapse. A state cannot sustain conflict on the strength of power projection alone

Pathankot to Pahalgam: Why India doesn't even consider Pakistan's 'neutral' probe offer

While Pakistan keeps on harping on its demand to call for an independent probe into the Pahalgam attack. Here's a look at why India can not expect diligence from Pakistan while investigating terror attacks

Not an era of war: How India can punish Pakistan without opting for direct combat

The Pakistani military establishment has been consistent in implementing its avowed policy that it will bleed India by a thousand cuts. India’s policy should be to break up Pakistan by a thousand blows!