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A Press Conference Unlike Any Other On May 12, 2025, India held an extraordinary tri-service press conference to brief the nation and the world about Operation Sindoor, its retaliatory operation against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). What made this press conference stand out wasn’t just the participation of the top […]
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On the night of May 8, India faced an unprecedented aerial assault as hundreds of drones were launched from Pakistan into Indian airspace. According to government sources, between 300 to 400 drones targeted 36 towns and cities across Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan. These drones were not just random commercial quadcopters — many were […]
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On the night of 8th–9th May 2025, Pakistan escalated its hostilities by launching a massive aerial intrusion along the India-Pakistan border. Nearly 300 to 400 drones violated Indian airspace, targeting key military installations across sectors from Leh to Sir Creek. In parallel, heavy artillery shelling and drone attacks were carried out on Indian military positions […]
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India’s Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a significant directive to all state chief secretaries and Union Territory administrators, asking them to invoke emergency powers under the Civil Defence Rules, 1968. This move comes in the wake of intensifying hostilities with Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 that left 26 civilians dead, […]
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Introduction On the early morning of May 7, 2025, India launched Operation Sindoor, a swift and meticulously planned military offensive targeting terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). The operation was India’s direct and forceful response to the gruesome Pahalgam terror attack that shook the nation just two weeks prior. Unlike previous strategic
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In a country constantly under threat from cross-border terrorism and internal sabotage, one would expect national security tools to be strengthened, not challenged. Yet in a bizarre twist that only India’s activist-judicial complex could produce, a bunch of journalists, activists, and political operatives approached the Supreme Court not to demand better protection from