Discover the origins of Operation Sindoor, India’s 2025 counter-terrorism offensive triggered by the Pahalgam terror attack. Explore its impact on India-Pakistan relations.
Pakistan has temporarily suspended flight operations at key airports in Karachi, Lahore, and Sialkot, as tensions escalate between India and Pakistan following India’s recent strikes on terror infrastructure. The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) announced the suspension, stating that Lahore and Sialkot airports will remain closed for all flight operations until 12 pm on Thursday (local
Jodhpur district administration has announced the closure of all private and government schools, as well as Anganwadis, across the city until further orders. This decision follows heightened tensions and security concerns in the wake of ‘Operation Sindoor,’ launched by the Indian Armed Forces. District Collector Gaurav Agarwal issued the directive on Thursday, stating, “In view
The escalating conflict between India and Pakistan, triggered by the Pahalgam terror attack and India’s subsequent Operation Sindoor, was the subject of an intense debate in the UK Parliament. Members of Parliament from across the political spectrum expressed serious concerns and urged the UK government to take an active role in promoting de-escalation and dialogue
A loud blast was reported in Lahore, Pakistan, on Thursday morning, causing panic among residents. The incident follows heightened tensions after India’s Operation Sindoor. According to local broadcaster Geo TV and a Reuters report citing an anonymous witness, the blast occurred near Walton Road, triggering panic among residents and a swift response from emergency services.
In a decisive response to the Pahalgam terror attack, India initiated Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). This operation has led to the closure of 21 airports across North and North-western India until May 10, and the declaration of holidays for schools in Rajasthan’s border districts. Nationwide mock
The Pakistani Army resumed unprovoked cross-border shelling along multiple sectors of the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir on May 7-8, 2025. This escalation occurred a day after Indian forces conducted Operation Sindoor, targeting terror infrastructure within Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Pakistan’s Unprovoked Firing During the night of May 7-8, Pakistani Army posts
The Pahalgam terror attack on April 22nd triggered a severe escalation in tensions between India and Pakistan, leading to a series of diplomatic and military actions and culminating in India’s Operation Sindoor on May 7th. This article details the 15-day period and the responses from both nations. From Pahalgam to Operation Sindoor: A 15-Day Timeline
Pakistan on Wednesday announced a 48-hour closure of its airspace for all air traffic after India carried out military strikes on terror targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK). Shortly after the military strike by India, Pakistani aviation authorities closed the airspace over Islamabad and Lahore and diverted flights to Karachi. Later, the entire airspace was
U.S. President Donald Trump Calls for De-escalation, Offers Assistance to India and Pakistan U.S. President Donald Trump has offered to help India and Pakistan resolve escalating tensions, urging both nations to “stop” the conflict. Trump’s statement came in response to India’s “Operation Sindoor,” a series of precision strikes on alleged terrorist bases within Pakistan, conducted
Tensions Soar as Pakistan’s Leader Threatens Retaliation Following Indian Military Action In a dramatic televised address late on May 7, 2025, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif delivered a stern warning to India, accusing the nation of a “grave mistake” and declaring they would “pay the price.” This escalation follows India’s missile strikes earlier that day