Both the state, and the people know, nothing is changing by these statements. Statements urged the international community and the United Nations to implement UN resolutions as ISPR or military backed events take place in cities.

No takers for Pakistan's annual 5th January Kashmir Propaganda

A 15-year-old boy from Pathankot was arrested for allegedly passing on information linked to national security to Pakistan’s ISI, terror-linked outfits, and Pakistani military officers, Punjab Police said on Tuesday.



15-year-old arrested for leaking defence-related information to Pakistan

A month later, Vikram brought Nikita to India on February 26 but in July she was left stranded at the Attari border on grounds of issue with her visa.

Pakistani woman makes desperate appeal to PM Modi for help, alleges husband preparing for second marriage in Delhi

Journalist and close aide of Pakistan Prime Minister Najam Sethi is known to be vocal about his thoughts was seen attacking his country’s defence capabilities.

'Biggest threat is that if India launches a missile strike': Pakistan PM's aide questions Islamabad's defence capabilties

Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has once again claimed that the country’s military shot down six Indian aircraft during the brief May confrontation, insisting Islamabad has “video proof” of the strikes. However, once again, the nation failed to back its claims with evidence.

Pakistan minister claims 'video proof’ of downing 6 Indian jets during India-pak conflict in May—but offers no evidence again

Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has reportedly frozen the bank accounts of independent journalist Asad Ali Toor, his family, and several bird sellers nationwide, all over transactions linked to the sale of parrots. 

Bizarre Pakistan! Parrot sellers face heat after journalist criticises the government

Factors such as a weakening currency, high import barriers on tech, and ongoing political uncertainty have created an inhospitable environment for multinationals.

Microsoft exits Pakistan after 25 years, country's ex-president warns of economic fallout

The MEA said India never recognised the existence of this so-called Court of Arbitration, and its constitution is in itself a serious breach of the Indus Waters Treaty, and consequently any proceedings before this forum and any award or decision taken by it are also illegal and per se void.

‘Charade at Pak’s behest’: India says Indus Treaty arbitration court is itself illegal, rejects ‘ruling’ on J&K dams

According to the Pakistani government, Shah died while fighting Taliban terrorists in an operation in South Waziristan.

Syed Moiz Abbas Shah: Pakistani soldier who captured Indian pilot Abhinandan in 2019 killed, Army Chief Asim Munir attends funeral

Pakistan has traditionally focused its nuclear deterrence on India, with its current arsenal comprising short- and medium-range missiles.

Pakistan developing nuclear missile that could hit India, US: What are Intercontinental Nuclear Ballistic Missiles? Why is Washington worried?

From Gaza and Ukraine to Taiwan and the Iran–Israel shadow war, the world is living through an age of high-stakes conflict. But behind each battlefield is a quieter race, the one fought through defence budgets, warhead stockpiles, and nuclear modernisation plans. 

The warhead economy: Inside the explosive budgets of the world’s nuclear giants

While accepting the stealth advantage of the American F-22, he maintained that the Rafale is superior to the F-35 in real-world versatility and performance. “It’s far better than anything China currently offers,” he said.

‘Factually incorrect’: Dassault CEO refutes Pak claim of downing India’s Rafale jets

Despite mounting evidence of Pakistan's support of terrorism, US General Michael Kurilla has praised Islamabad's counterterrorism role

Despite evidence on Islamabad's terror links, US general praises Pakistan's 'counterterrorism' role

EAM S Jaishankar reminded the international community that terrorist Osama Bin Laden was given a safe haven in a Pakistani military town

'Why did Bin Laden feel safe in Pakistani military town?': Jaishankar reminds the West about Pak's terror links

“Funding Pakistan means funding the infrastructure of terrorism. Pakistan is a nursery of terrorism. It should not be nourished,” India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, while urging other nations to stop giving money to Pakistan. 

‘Like cat guarding milk’: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh slams UNSC for naming Pakistan in anti-terror panel

When Hakim said that UN-designated terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed had confirmed that its top commander, Masood Asghar, and 10 family members were killed in Bahawalpur during the Operation Sindoor strikes, Rehman said, “Children are not leaders,” and then tried to dismiss the sources cited.

‘What is Brigade 313’? Question unsettles Pakistan Senator Sherry Rehman, she admits Islamabad’s links to terror

Over the past year alone, according to the estimates, the population increased by 1,09,000, making Pakistan the third-largest holder of donkeys globally, behind Ethiopia and Sudan. 

Rs 200k donkeys? Inside China’s lucrative ejiao trade draining Pakistan’s livelihoods

US President Donald Trump on Friday once again claimed that he played a key role in stopping a possible war between India and Pakistan

'Would not go to nuclear, but might have': Trump confused over nuke war claims, but takes credit for stopping India, Pak tensions again

India's all-party delegation led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor met US Vice President JD Vance and explained India's position on mediation claims 

'Fully understood...': Shashi Tharoor explains India's stance on Trump's mediation claims to JD Vance

She had been working to set up a massive sleeper cell network of at least 500 spies, helping them hide in plain sight across India.

Who is Madam N? Here's how Pakistani businesswoman lured Indian influencers including Jyoti Malhotra to spy for Pakistan

Addressing an event at the US embassy in Islamabad Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif thanked US President Donald Trump for his role in Indo Pak ceasefire

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif wants Trump's help in dialogue with India, thanks him for ceasefire mediation

During a press briefing in Washington, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor ruled out talks under coercion and accused Pakistan of fostering terrorism, invoking vipers in the backyard warning of Hillary Clinton. Pakistan, meanwhile, claimed it is the bigger victim of terror.

'How can you breed vipers in your backyard and expect them to bite only your neighbours?'Tharoor reminds Pakistan of Hillary Clinton's famous quote

India said that if Pakistan had succeeded in putting in place a sound macro-economic policy environment in the previous programmes funded by the IMF and ADB, then it would not have approached the IMF for the 24th bailout programme.

ADB grants $800 million aid to Pak despite objections; India flags concerns, demands close monitoring

Sources reveal it was hasty and miscalculated moves by the PIOs (Pakistani Intelligence Operatives) that led to the arrests of many sharing information to the other side of the border.

Operation Sindoor: How hasty and miscalculated moves by Pakistan led Indian agencies to bust spy network