Balakot airstrike anniversary: How India struck heart of terrorism deep inside Pakistan

'Ludicrous and nonsensical': Vir Chakra for IAF's Abhinandan Varthaman riles Pakistan

IAF carries out long-range precision strike against practice target to mark Balakot anniversary

Ex-Pakistan diplomat admits 300 terrorists died in Balakot airstrike

The Balakot terror camp in Pakistan, which was targeted by the Indian Air Force in February last year, has once again reopen to train terrorists and launch attacks, according to sources the camp operations this time will predominantly focus on anti-India activities.

Balakot terror camps in Pakistan have reopened

Were ready to 'wipe out' Pakistan's forward brigades: Ex-IAF chief on Balakot aftermath

PM Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, Smriti Irani and Hardeep Puri,West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal were among those who remembered those killed when a convoy of vehicles carrying security personnel was attacked on February 14 last year.

WION Dispatch: Nation Pays homage to Pulwama Martyrs

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday led the nation in paying tribute to the 40 CRPF personnel killed in a terror attack in Pulwama a year ago and said India will never forget their martyrdom.

Pulwama attack anniversary: PM Modi, leaders pay homage to brave CRPF personnel

IAF receives Spice-2000 'building blaster' buster bombs

Abhinandan flies with IAF chief Dhanoa for first time after Pak air battle

Pakistan lost $50 million from airspace restrictions: Aviation minister

India's response post-Uri and Balakot demonstrates political and military will: Army chief

Post-Balakot, Indian Navy hunted for Pakistani submarine for 21 days

PM Modi not to fly over Pak airspace for SCO summit; plane to travel via Oman, Iran and central Asian countries

India requests Pakistan to let PM Modi's flight pass through its airspace during Kyrgyzstan visit

India signs deal with Israel to procure 100 SPICE bombs used in Balakot strikes

Indian Air Force lifts temporary airspace restrictions, imposed after Balakot strike

IAF gives Wing Commander Abhinandan 'falcon slayer' patch for striking down Pak F-16

Indian Army to move air defence units closer to Pakistan border post-Balakot strikes

Just days after Pakistan said it was willing to take Indian journalists to the site of the Balakot air strike, a new report has pegged the number of Jaish-e-Mohammed members killed at between 130 and 170. Italian journalist and author Francesca Marino, in a piece published in StringerAsia, said the strike carried out by India in the wee hours of February 26 “immediately killed a large number of JeM cadres.”

WION Exclusive: Watch exclusive talk of WION with Journalist 'Francesca Marino' directly from Rome

Results at Balakot would have been further in our favour had we inducted Rafale: IAF chief Dhanoa

Journalists' Balakot visit: Crude attempt by Pak to influence Indian polls, says ex-US armyman

Ask questions on Balakot air strike to government, do not seek proof from security forces: Rajnath Singh

IAF asserts it has 'irrefutable evidence' of shooting down Pakistan F-16, shows radar images