'Operation Sindoor' was launched by the Indian armed forces in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which had claimed 26 lives. Under one of the.. DNA
PDP reaffirmed its commitment to self-rule in J&K, advocating for cross-border trade and eased travel with PoK, aiming for a dignified resolution to political.. IndiaTimes
The Congress party has strongly criticized Prime Minister Modi, alleging compromised national interests after President Trump imposed tariffs and penalties on.. IndiaTimes
In a dramatic and controversial trade move, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a major oil partnership with Pakistan just hours before slapping India with a harsh 25% tariff and an additional penalty. While praising Pakistan’s “massive oil reserves,” Trump hinted that the oil might one day be sold to India—ironically, after penalising New Delhi for its trade practices and energy ties with Russia. Trump accused India of having “obnoxious trade barriers” and being the “largest buyer of Russian energy,” saying these actions were “not good” while Russia continues its war in Ukraine. The stark contrast between Trump rewarding Pakistan and punishing India—one of the U.S.'s strategic partners—has raised eyebrows globally. Critics say Trump is punishing allies and appeasing others for transactional gain, even at the cost of long-term diplomatic trust.
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Donald Trump's recent criticism of India's tariffs contradicts his earlier assertion that he influenced India to halt 'Operation Sindoor' against Pakistan by.. IndiaTimes
A suspected drug peddler, Parvez Ahmed, died in an exchange of fire with police in Jammu, prompting allegations of a staged encounter from his family. Protests.. IndiaTimes