Breaking Down The News Opinion
India’s Ministry of External Affairs held a high-profile press briefing on May 13, 2025, where official spokesperson Shri Randhir Jaiswal addressed intense media scrutiny following the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. The briefing covered India’s position on the recent escalation, the global response, and claims made by former US President Donald Trump.
Expert Opinions Opinion
By Statscope Research India [www.statscope.in] On April 22, 2025, the serene valley town of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir was rocked by a devastating terrorist attack that claimed 26 lives — a combination of soldiers and civilians. The operation was surgical, precise, and deeply coordinated. Within hours, Indian intelligence officials pointed fingers squarely at Pakistan’s
Breaking Down The News Opinion
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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In the dead of night on May 10, 2025, the geopolitical chessboard in South Asia tilted violently—without a formal declaration, without a tweet, and without a press briefing. At approximately 1:30 AM IST, an Indian missile reportedly struck Kirana Hills, a mountain-enveloped site long rumored to house Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal. For decades, intelligence analysts and […]
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Dear Pakistanis, It’s time someone told you the truth without the sugarcoating, without the propaganda, and certainly without the delusions your army and politicians feed you daily like expired rations. You live in a failed state. Not struggling. Not developing. Not rising. A failed state. Your country survives—barely—on foreign donations, military aid, and religious
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In the volatile and paranoia-infused corridors of Pakistan’s establishment, the line between external aggression and internal ambition often blurs. In April 2025, that line almost vanished completely. General Asim Munir—Pakistan’s Army Chief known as much for his theological posturing as for his battlefield invisibility—sought to turn the temperature up at the borders in a