Himanshu The Centre has ordered all states to conduct comprehensive security drills on May 7, including testing air raid sirens, evacuation plans and civilian preparedness in response to heightened India-Pakistan tensions.
Experts suggest India has multiple non-military options to punish Pakistan for Pahalgam attack – from suspending Indus Waters Treaty to supporting Baloch insurgents – without risking nuclear escalation through direct war.
As India-Pakistan tensions peak post-Pahalgam attack, security experts warn of uncontrolled escalation risks, nuclear consequences, and examine Russia’s reliability as an ally in potential conflicts with China.
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, China, Turkey, and Azerbaijan have expressed support for Pakistan, while other nations urge de-escalation. India seeks diplomatic backing amid rising tensions.
Pakistan’s ambassador to Russia threatened nuclear retaliation if India attacks or disrupts water supply, calling IWT suspension an “act of war.” Both nations conduct military posturing amid worsening relations after Pahalgam terror strike.
Russia has expressed willingness to help resolve rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack in April. The offer comes as relations between the nuclear-armed neighbors hit a new low after the assault that killed 26 people. Pakistan formally requested Russia’s intervention through its ambassador in Moscow, Mohammad Khalid Jamali. He … Read more
The BSF will expand with 16 new battalions and two strategic field HQs in Jammu and Mizoram to strengthen borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh. This comes after the Pahalgam attack and political instability in Bangladesh.
The Home Ministry has mandated mock security drills across states following the Pahalgam terror attack, as Pakistan continues cross-border firing. Global leaders including Putin express solidarity with India’s counter-terror efforts.
Indian intelligence has identified a key Lashkar-e-Taiba training camp in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir through satellite imagery, believed to be involved in the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26. The camp shows signs of Pakistani military support.
Reports reveal Pakistan’s military faces severe ammunition shortages, with artillery stockpiles potentially lasting just four days in a war scenario. The crisis stems from outdated production and arms shipments to Ukraine, raising concerns amid heightened India-Pakistan tensions.