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Wednesday morning turns back clock in Uri to 1998 as heavy shelling begins
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Tensions flared in Uri after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, stirring memories of past escalations and the 2016 surgical strikes. Despite a period of relative peace since 2003, residents prepared for the worst, cleaning bunkers and fearing renewed violence. Overnight precision strikes triggered massive Pakistani shelling, forcing evacuations and disrupting daily life, leaving the community in uncertainty as they sought shelter.
India on high alert on land, air and sea
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In anticipation of potential retaliation from Pakistan, India has fortified its defense systems across land, air, and sea. The air defense network is activated, warships are deployed, and frontline units are prepared. Strategic Forces Command is on high alert, with new weapon systems integrated since Balakot, enhancing India's readiness to respond to any misadventure.
Families start evacuating women, kids & elderly from villages bordering Pak
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Following escalating Indo-Pak tensions, border states Punjab, Rajasthan, and Gujarat are experiencing significant disruptions. Mass displacement is occurring in Punjab's Ferozepur district, leading to school closures and panic buying in cities like Amritsar. Rajasthan's border districts are on high alert with increased patrolling and activated air defense systems, while Gujarat sees intensified marine and paramilitary patrols along its coastal areas.
27 airports shut; over 400 flights cancelled today
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Following heightened tensions, twenty-seven airports across north, west, and central India were temporarily closed, leading to the cancellation of 430 Indian flights on Thursday. Pakistan also experienced significant flight disruptions, with 147 cancellations. Airspace over Pakistan and western India saw a complete absence of civilian air traffic as airlines rerouted flights, primarily impacting international routes.
US, Canada issue travel advisories for India
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Following the launch of Operation Sindoor, several foreign nations issued travel advisories for India. Canada cautioned its citizens about potential flight disruptions and escalating tensions, advising them to stay informed and follow local authority instructions. The United States also warned its citizens against travel to Jammu & Kashmir, citing potential flight disruptions across India.
Message to world: Strikes were in line with UNSC call to punish terrorists
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India conducted military strikes, Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan, citing the Pahalgam attack as a catalyst. Foreign Secretary Misri emphasized the strikes were non-escalatory and proportionate, linking the TRF to Lashkar-e-Taiba and Pakistan. India aims to deter further cross-border attacks and dismantle terror networks, highlighting Pakistan's failure to act against its own terrorist infrastructure and its history of misleading the international community on terrorism.
PM Modi's recorded speech hints he locked May 7 for strike
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PM Modi, known for live addresses, recorded a message for a space exploration conference, coinciding with India's strikes in Pakistan and POK following the Pahalgam killings. The recorded speech, delivered calmly, focused on India's space achievements and its commitment to global collaboration in space exploration, even as the government prepared for potential retaliation.
Post strike, India mounts fresh diplomatic offensive
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Following Operation Sindoor, NSA Ajit Doval briefed global counterparts, including those from the US, UK, and China, emphasizing India's non-escalatory response and readiness to retaliate if provoked. India highlighted the precision of its strikes, avoiding civilian targets, while urging de-escalation. International reactions varied, with many condemning terrorism and calling for restraint, though some expressed concerns over escalation and urged dialogue between India and Pakistan.
15 lakh people across nation join hands to test & enforce safety measures
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A nationwide civil defence drill, initiated by the home ministry, saw widespread participation exceeding initial expectations, encompassing nearly 350 districts and 1.5 million individuals. The exercise aimed to test and reinforce safety protocols like blackouts and evacuations, revealing both successful enforcement and identified gaps in the existing civil defence infrastructure, particularly regarding outdated equipment and coordination in key areas like Delhi airport.
Beating Retreat at Attari stalled indefinitely
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The daily Beating Retreat ceremony at the Attari-Wagah border has been suspended, according to reports. Citing security concerns following the recent terrorist attack in Kashmir and Operation Sindoor, BSF officials announced the halt to the elaborate display. A BSF officer stated that the decision was made due to decreased visitor numbers and heightened security risks.
Amit Shah hails armed forces, Rajnath Singh invokes Hanuman
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Following the Pahalgam massacre, India launched 'Operation Sindoor' as a retaliatory strike, with BJP leaders hailing the action. Home Minister Amit Shah affirmed the government's commitment to eradicating terrorism, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh likened the operation to Lord Hanuman's actions. BJP President J P Nadda emphasized India's resolve, and Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan declared the Pahalgam attack avenged, showcasing India's strength under PM Modi's leadership.
Government to brief key leaders at all-party meeting today
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The government has scheduled an all-party meeting on Thursday to brief key political leaders on Operation Sindoor. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju announced the meeting, which Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is expected to chair. Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge will attend, with the party hoping Prime Minister Modi will preside over the briefing following the operation.
Notorious nine: Why India hit them
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India executed precision strikes on key terror infrastructure inside Pakistan, targeting Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Muhammed strongholds. The strikes hit training camps and operational headquarters, including Muridke and Bahawalpur, long protected by Pakistan's military-intelligence apparatus. These facilities served as hubs for training, indoctrination, and planning numerous terror attacks against India, including the Pulwama attack, before being neutralized.
India unleashes mayhem on 4 Pak & 5 POK terror hubs of LeT, Jaish, Hizb
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Following the Pahalgam terror massacre, India executed Operation Sindoor, a calculated retaliation involving precision strikes on nine terror hubs in Pakistan and PoK. The IAF and Army synchronized their efforts, utilizing Rafale, Mirage-2000, Sukhoi-30MKI fighters, and loitering munitions to dismantle terrorist infrastructure. The operation aimed to preempt further cross-border attacks while minimizing collateral damage, as confirmed by government officials.
As Bhubaneswar celebrates, sale of sindoor sees sharp rise
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Following India's strike on terror hideouts, Bhubaneswar witnessed a surge in sindoor sales as citizens celebrated 'Operation Sindoor'. People expressed national pride by applying sindoor, viewing it as a symbol of respect for the armed forces and solidarity with the nation. Shopkeepers reported unusually high demand, reflecting widespread support for India's decisive action.
Congress seeks to ensure messaging aligned with public mood
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Congress is strategically aligning its messaging on the Pahalgam situation and conflict with Pakistan to project a united front and avoid internal discord. The party aims to reinforce its unconditional support for the government, preventing any deviations from the official stance. This approach seeks to solidify Congress's position and repair past missteps, particularly concerning national security matters.
Supreme Court favours audit of defence land grants
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The Supreme Court voiced serious worries about private individuals receiving defence land within cantonments and the alleged encroachment of nearly 10,000 acres. The court questioned the Defence Ministry's transparency regarding encroachment details and proposed an audit involving revenue department officials and the CAG. The progress of digitizing defence land records was also requested by the bench.
Congress hails strikes against Pakistan, reiterates support to Centre
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Following retaliatory attacks, Congress has voiced its support for the Indian armed forces' decisive response to terror emanating from Pakistan, reiterating backing for the government's decisions in avenging the Pahalgam killings. The Congress Working Committee convened to display political unity, suspending political programs indefinitely. The party lauded the courage of soldiers involved in 'Operation Sindoor' and pledged complete support to the forces.
INDIA bloc leaders back operation, laud valour of defence forces
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Key INDIA bloc leaders have voiced their strong support for the Indian armed forces' precision strikes against terror infrastructure in Pakistan and POK, following the Pahalgam attack. Leaders like M.K. Stalin, Mamata Banerjee, Sharad Pawar, and Akhilesh Yadav emphasized national unity and the necessity of a firm response to terrorism, setting aside political differences to back the government's actions.
Muslim clerics, netas back operation against Pakistan terror infra
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Prominent Muslim figures across India have voiced their strong support for the nation's military action against terror camps inside Pakistan, following the Pahalgam massacre. Clerics and political leaders alike emphasized the need for national unity and communal harmony in the fight against terrorism. They hailed the operation as a necessary step to protect citizens and send a strong message globally.