As there has been a social media buzz on India attacking nuclear facilities in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pakistan-0">Pakistan</a>, India's Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday (May 13) said that the military action from our side was entirely in the conventional domain.&nbsp;
When asked about the "social media buzz as well as international media reporting about nuclear leakage in Pakistan", India replied that it is for Pakistan to answer.&nbsp;
"The military action from our side was entirely in the conventional domain. This is also made clear in the defence briefing yesterday. India has a firm stance that it will not give in to nuclear blackmail or allow cross-border terrorism to be conducted invoking it," MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said.&nbsp;
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Further, he added, "We saw some social media posts about Egyptian, American aircrafts etc, but those questions are for them to answer, not for us."
"During the defence briefing, India made it clear about what was our targets," he continued.&nbsp;
Moreover, in the latest statement made by the Pakistan Foreign Office, the MEA Spokesperson said that a nation that has nurtured terrorism on an industrial scale should think that it can escape the consequences is fooling itself.&nbsp;
"We have seen the statement made by the Pakistani side. The terrorist infrastructure sites that India destroyed were responsible not only for the deaths of Indians but for many other innocents around the world. There is now a new normal. The sooner Pakistan gets it, the better it is," he stressed.&nbsp;
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<h2>'Claiming victory is an old habit'</h2>
The MEA spokesperson said that you have to compare the sites attacked in India and in Pakistan to get a clear answer.&nbsp;
Responding to Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar's interview with foreign media, Jaiswal said that India's position remained the same. "Pakistan's position changed on May 10 morning after its airbases were effectively put out of action."
"All you have to do is to look at who called who to negotiate the terms of the cessation of firing. You all know that satellite pictures are available commercially. I urge you to look at the sites which Pakistan claims to have attacked in India. Contrast it with these sites and places that we successfully targeted and destroyed. That will give you a clear answer. Claiming victory is an old habit...," he added.&nbsp;
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When asked about the "social media buzz about nuclear leakage in Pakistan", India replied that it is for Pakistan to answer. India news pakistan

As there has been a social media buzz on India attacking nuclear facilities in Pakistan, India's Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday (May 13) said that the military action from our side was entirely in the conventional domain. When asked about the "social media buzz as well as international media reporting about nuclear leakage in Pakistan", India replied that it is for Pakistan to answer. "The military action from our side was entirely in the conventional domain. This is also made clear in the defence briefing yesterday. India has a firm stance that it will not give in to nuclear blackmail or allow cross-border terrorism to be conducted invoking it," MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said. Also read: India-Pakistan news LIVE: 'The sooner Pakistan gets it, the better it is,' India's warning to Pak over consequences of nurturing terrorism Further, he added, "We saw some social media posts about Egyptian, American aircrafts etc, but those questions are for them to answer, not for us." "During the defence briefing, India made it clear about what was our targets," he continued. Moreover, in the latest statement made by the Pakistan Foreign Office, the MEA Spokesperson said that a nation that has nurtured terrorism on an industrial scale should think that it can escape the consequences is fooling itself. "We have seen the statement made by the Pakistani side. The terrorist infrastructure sites that India destroyed were responsible not only for the deaths of Indians but for many other innocents around the world. There is now a new normal. The sooner Pakistan gets it, the better it is," he stressed. Also read: Operation Sindoor: Social media buzzing with claims on Pakistan's alleged nuclear sites, after India struck its air force assets 'Claiming victory is an old habit' The MEA spokesperson said that you have to compare the sites attacked in India and in Pakistan to get a clear answer. Responding to Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar's interview with foreign media, Jaiswal said that India's position remained the same. "Pakistan's position changed on May 10 morning after its airbases were effectively put out of action." "All you have to do is to look at who called who to negotiate the terms of the cessation of firing. You all know that satellite pictures are available commercially. I urge you to look at the sites which Pakistan claims to have attacked in India. Contrast it with these sites and places that we successfully targeted and destroyed. That will give you a clear answer. Claiming victory is an old habit...," he added. Also read: 'Thank you for telling us': DGMO's quirky response on media telling Indian Army about Pakistan nuclear base in Kirana Hills

Nuclear leakage in Pakistan? Here's what India has to say about it

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After more than three weeks of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/india-pakistan-tensions-1">India-Pakistan tensions</a>, India on Wednesday (May 14) successfully test-fired "Bhargavastra", a low-cost and indigenous system to counter drones, especially those flying in large groups or swarms.&nbsp;
The Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited (SDAL) created the system and it is being seen as a big step forward in protecting the nation from potential drone threats in the future.&nbsp;
The "Bhargavastra" underwent rigorous field trials at the Seaward Firing Range in Gopalpur on May 13, in the presence of Army Air Defence senior officials.
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Two trials were conducted by firing one rocket each. One trial was conducted by firing two rockets in salvo mode within 2 seconds, Indian news agency ANI reported citing Solar Defence.&nbsp;
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<h2>About Bhargavastra</h2>
Bhargavastra is developed by Economic Explosives Ltd (EEL), a subsidiary of Solar Group. It uses guided micro-munitions, that are capable of destroying small and incoming drones at a range of up to 2.5 km, with radar detection extending up to 6 km.&nbsp;
It further has a soft-kill method like jamming and spoofing enemy drones to distract them away from high targets.&nbsp;
The modular system of Bhargavastra allows the configuration of its sensors and launchers per mission need.&nbsp;
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<h2>How does it work?</h2>
The Bharagavastra system functions with a two-tiered approach. The first layer features unguided micro rockets with a 20-metre lethal radius, designed to tackle mass drone incursions.
While, the second layer of precision-guided micro missiles compliments the first layer, validating through independent tests, and offering surgical accuracy against high-value or elusive aerial targets.
The architecture of Bharagavastraallows the integration of multiple sensor systems, including radar, electro-optical (EO), and radio frequency (RF) receivers, enabling layered air defence cover tailored to mission-specific requirements.
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The "Bhargavastra" underwent rigorous field trials at the Seaward Firing Range in Gopalpur on May 13, in the presence of Army Air Defence senior officials. India news

After more than three weeks of India-Pakistan tensions, India on Wednesday (May 14) successfully test-fired "Bhargavastra", a low-cost and indigenous system to counter drones, especially those flying in large groups or swarms. The Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited (SDAL) created the system and it is being seen as a big step forward in protecting the nation from potential drone threats in the future. The "Bhargavastra" underwent rigorous field trials at the Seaward Firing Range in Gopalpur on May 13, in the presence of Army Air Defence senior officials. Also read: Operation Sindoor: Turkey reportedly sent military operatives to Pakistan, helped in drone strikes against India Two trials were conducted by firing one rocket each. One trial was conducted by firing two rockets in salvo mode within 2 seconds, Indian news agency ANI reported citing Solar Defence. India's homegrown 'Bhargavastra' counter-swarm drone system test-fired successfully (Source: ANI) pic.twitter.com/NOlEYjCwlT — WION (@WIONews) May 14, 2025 About Bhargavastra Bhargavastra is developed by Economic Explosives Ltd (EEL), a subsidiary of Solar Group. It uses guided micro-munitions, that are capable of destroying small and incoming drones at a range of up to 2.5 km, with radar detection extending up to 6 km. It further has a soft-kill method like jamming and spoofing enemy drones to distract them away from high targets. The modular system of Bhargavastra allows the configuration of its sensors and launchers per mission need. WATCH | Operation Sindoor: India’s drone industry takes flight How does it work? The Bharagavastra system functions with a two-tiered approach. The first layer features unguided micro rockets with a 20-metre lethal radius, designed to tackle mass drone incursions. While, the second layer of precision-guided micro missiles compliments the first layer, validating through independent tests, and offering surgical accuracy against high-value or elusive aerial targets. The architecture of Bharagavastraallows the integration of multiple sensor systems, including radar, electro-optical (EO), and radio frequency (RF) receivers, enabling layered air defence cover tailored to mission-specific requirements. Also read: Who is India's 'missile woman'? How Tessy Thomas helped develop Agni missiles, the nation's premier nuclear weapon system

'Hard-kill counter drone system': What is India's Bhargavastra, a step forward in protecting nation from drone swarms

A day after the Indian Prime Minister <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pm-modis-message-to-pakistan-with-indias-s-400-in-background-at-adampur-air-base-watch-9063607" rel="dofollow">Narendra Modi visited the Adampur Air Base </a>and sent a strong message to Pakistan with S-400 air defence system in the background, puncturing Islamabad's misinformation campaign,&nbsp;Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Pasrur Cantonment in Sialkot. Both Pasrur and Sialkot airbases faced damages in India's action against Pakistan after it launched drone attacks on civilians and military posts in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Rajasthan.&nbsp;
India's Ministry of Defence said that in a pre-dawn operation on May 10, the Indian Air Force (IAF) struck 11 military sites deep inside Pakistan using air-launched precision weapons. The targets included critical airbases in Rafiqui, Murid, Nur Khan, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, Chunian, Pasrur, and Sialkot.
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In what is largely a copycat move, Sharif visited the Pasrur and Sialkot airbases along with Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, Deputy PM Ishaq Dar, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and others.
The tensions between both countries rose after India launched Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of May 6 and 7 to avenge the killings of 26 people in the Pahalgam terror attack. Indian armed forces targeted nine terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, killing over 100 terrorists.
<h2 class="gh-post-page__title">With S-400 in background, PM Modi's stern message to Pakistan</h2>
Prime Minister&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/operatin-sindoor-pm-narendra-modi-meets-indian-air-force-personnel-at-adampur-base-after-1st-address-to-the-nation-9063289" rel="dofollow noopener" target="_blank">Narendra Modi travelled to the Adampur air base</a>&nbsp;in Punjab on Tuesday morning (May 13) and interacted with air force personnel, who have been in the thick of action during the recent conflict with Pakistan.&nbsp;India's&nbsp;surface-to-air missile&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/operation-sindoor-pahalgam-terror-attack-indias-s-400-ready-if-pakistan-strikes-back-know-about-missile-defence-system-9043683" rel="dofollow noopener" target="_blank">S-400</a> was&nbsp;seen in the background as PM Modi was&nbsp; greeted by the members of the Armed Forces at the airbase. The air defence systems including&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/operation-sindoor-after-india-strikes-pak-s-400-air-defence-missile-system-on-high-alert-know-what-are-s-400s-9042483" rel="dofollow noopener" target="_blank">S-400</a>&nbsp;and Akash played a crucial role in India's defence in response to cross-border shelling and drone attacks from Pakistan, as per reports. Pakistan had claimed that it had hit the Adampur base in Hoshiarpur, Punjab as a part of their misinformation campaign.
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<h3>WATCH video of PM Modi with S-400 in background</h3>
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Adampur air base, greeted with 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' chants . . . .<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/OperationSindoor?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#OperationSindoor</a> <a href="https://t.co/9CW3LxK1PZ">pic.twitter.com/9CW3LxK1PZ</a>
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A day after the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Adampur Air Base, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Pasrur Cantonment in Sialkot.

A day after the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Adampur Air Base and sent a strong message to Pakistan with S-400 air defence system in the background, puncturing Islamabad's misinformation campaign, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited Pasrur Cantonment in Sialkot. Both Pasrur and Sialkot airbases faced damages in India's action against Pakistan after it launched drone attacks on civilians and military posts in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Rajasthan. India's Ministry of Defence said that in a pre-dawn operation on May 10, the Indian Air Force (IAF) struck 11 military sites deep inside Pakistan using air-launched precision weapons. The targets included critical airbases in Rafiqui, Murid, Nur Khan, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, Chunian, Pasrur, and Sialkot. In what is largely a copycat move, Sharif visited the Pasrur and Sialkot airbases along with Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, Deputy PM Ishaq Dar, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and others. The tensions between both countries rose after India launched Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of May 6 and 7 to avenge the killings of 26 people in the Pahalgam terror attack. Indian armed forces targeted nine terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, killing over 100 terrorists. With S-400 in background, PM Modi's stern message to Pakistan Prime Minister Narendra Modi travelled to the Adampur air base in Punjab on Tuesday morning (May 13) and interacted with air force personnel, who have been in the thick of action during the recent conflict with Pakistan. India's surface-to-air missile S-400 was seen in the background as PM Modi was greeted by the members of the Armed Forces at the airbase. The air defence systems including S-400 and Akash played a crucial role in India's defence in response to cross-border shelling and drone attacks from Pakistan, as per reports. Pakistan had claimed that it had hit the Adampur base in Hoshiarpur, Punjab as a part of their misinformation campaign. WATCH video of PM Modi with S-400 in background Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Adampur air base, greeted with 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' chants . . . .#OperationSindoor pic.twitter.com/9CW3LxK1PZ — WION (@WIONews) May 13, 2025

Another copycat move: Pakistan's Shehbaz Sharif copies PM Modi's Adampur visit, goes to Sialkot air base

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Pakistan's Ministry of Water Resources sent a formal letter to India&rsquo;s Ministry of Jal Shakti, requesting a review of the decision to put the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance. In a statement on May 9, Pakistan said that they had responded to the Indian letters about the abeyance in the treaty. Pakistan has claimed that there is no provision in the treaty to hold it in abeyance. India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire understanding amid growing hostilities between the two countries after Operation Sindoor and Pahalgam terror attacks.
As per protocol, sources confirmed that the letter by Pakistan's Ministry of Water Resources has been forwarded to the Ministry of External Affairs.
India and Pakistan, in 1960, made a formal agreement, called the<a href="https://www.wionews.com/pakistan/simla-agreement-to-indus-waters-treaty-list-of-bilateral-agreements-between-india-and-pakistan-since-1947-9001192" rel="dofollow"> Indus Waters Treaty, </a>to decide how water would be shared between both countries from the Indus River. The treaty splits the six main rivers of the Indus system between India and Pakistan: Ravi,Beas, Sutlej to India and Indus, Chenab, Jhelum to Pakistan.
India in the aftermath of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam on April 22 announced a series of actions against Pakistan after Pak-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba's offshoot The Resistance Force (TRF) claimed responsibility for the attack. New Delhi put the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, and shut the Attari border, among other things.
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<h2>PM Modi's strong message to Pakistan</h2>
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/operation-sindoor-pm-narendra-modi-speech-shows-strategic-shift-in-india-pakistan-relations-9063034" rel="dofollow">in a strong message to Pakistan</a>, said that <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/operation-sindoor-pm-modi-says-water-and-blood-cant-flow-together-9062454" rel="dofollow">"blood and water cannot flow together."</a>PM Modi said that India's fight against terrorism will now include those who shield the terrorist leaders, if they defend Indian Forces' action against the terrorists. He also said that India will not cave into the nuclear threat that Pakistan has been posing for years. Calling Operation Sindoor, a new line against terrorism, PM Modi straightforwardly expressed India's tough stance going forward - "Terror and talk cannot go together, terror and trade cannot happen together, and water and blood also cannot flow together," he said.
<h2>India Pakistan ceasefire</h2>
On May 10, India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed that India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire with immediate effect. India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reiterated the same but also said that the country will continue its "uncompromising stance against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations." Pakistani drone attacks continued on the day of ceasefire as well, after which Misri issued a statement and told Pakistan to deal with the situation with &ldquo;seriousness and responsibility&rdquo;.

India News, pakistan | Pakistan's Ministry of Water Resources sent a formal letter to India’s Ministry of Jal Shakti, requesting a review of the decision to put the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.

Pakistan's Ministry of Water Resources sent a formal letter to India’s Ministry of Jal Shakti, requesting a review of the decision to put the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance. In a statement on May 9, Pakistan said that they had responded to the Indian letters about the abeyance in the treaty. Pakistan has claimed that there is no provision in the treaty to hold it in abeyance. India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire understanding amid growing hostilities between the two countries after Operation Sindoor and Pahalgam terror attacks. As per protocol, sources confirmed that the letter by Pakistan's Ministry of Water Resources has been forwarded to the Ministry of External Affairs. India and Pakistan, in 1960, made a formal agreement, called the Indus Waters Treaty, to decide how water would be shared between both countries from the Indus River. The treaty splits the six main rivers of the Indus system between India and Pakistan: Ravi,Beas, Sutlej to India and Indus, Chenab, Jhelum to Pakistan. India in the aftermath of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam on April 22 announced a series of actions against Pakistan after Pak-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba's offshoot The Resistance Force (TRF) claimed responsibility for the attack. New Delhi put the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, and shut the Attari border, among other things. Read More | Boycott Turkey | JNU suspends MoU with Inonu University amid Ankara's support for Pakistan, cites 'national security' PM Modi's strong message to Pakistan Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a strong message to Pakistan, said that "blood and water cannot flow together."PM Modi said that India's fight against terrorism will now include those who shield the terrorist leaders, if they defend Indian Forces' action against the terrorists. He also said that India will not cave into the nuclear threat that Pakistan has been posing for years. Calling Operation Sindoor, a new line against terrorism, PM Modi straightforwardly expressed India's tough stance going forward - "Terror and talk cannot go together, terror and trade cannot happen together, and water and blood also cannot flow together," he said. India Pakistan ceasefire On May 10, India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed that India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire with immediate effect. India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reiterated the same but also said that the country will continue its "uncompromising stance against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations." Pakistani drone attacks continued on the day of ceasefire as well, after which Misri issued a statement and told Pakistan to deal with the situation with “seriousness and responsibility”.

Jittery Pakistan feels the heat? Pak water ministry urges India to review its move on Indus Waters Treaty

BSF Constable Purnam Kumar Shaw has been repatriated to India after spending 21 days in Pakistani custody. Shaw was detained by Pakistan Rangers on April 23 after inadvertently crossing into Pakistani territory. Watch this report for more details!

India-Pak conflict: BSF soldier, detained by Pakistan Rangers on April 23, handed over to India

The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on May 14 (Wednesday) cancelled an agreement with Turkey's Inonu University citing "national security" amid a nationwide call for <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/indian-travel-companies-suspend-bookings-to-turkey-and-azerbaijan-9068194" rel="dofollow">boycotting Turkey</a> over their support to Pakistan amid tensions with India. It has said in a statement that "JNU stands with the Nation."
This comes after&nbsp;Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated his country's support to Pakistan and even called Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif his "precious brother".
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Due to National Security considerations, the MoU between JNU and Inonu University, T&uuml;rkiye stands suspended until further notice. JNU stands with the Nation. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NationFirst?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NationFirst</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/rashtrapatibhvn?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@rashtrapatibhvn</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/VPIndia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@VPIndia</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/narendramodi?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@narendramodi</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/PMOIndia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@PMOIndia</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/AmitShah?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AmitShah</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/DrSJaishankar?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DrSJaishankar</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/MEAIndia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MEAIndia</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/EduMinOfIndia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@EduMinOfIndia</a>
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<h2>Nationwide calls for boycotting Turkey&nbsp;</h2>
Earlier, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-pakistan-war-operation-sindoor-pahalgam-terror-attack-turkey-azerbaijan-airlines-turkish-airlines-ban-9049675" rel="dofollow">#BoycottTurkeyAzerbaijan</a> started trending on Indian X, over these countries' support to Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. Turkey and Azerbaijan on Wednesday (May 7) issued statements of support for Pakistan after India carried out Operation Sindoor in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir, hitting terror targets.
The anti-Turkey sentiments grew stronger after Wing Commander Vyomika Singh in a press briefing revealed that drones used to target Indian civilians and military bases by Pakistan had been provided by Turkey. "Preliminary reports indicate that the drones are Turkish-made Asisguard Songar models," she said.
Additionally,&nbsp;Indian travel brand Go Homestays has announced the end of its partnership with Turkish Airlines, citing the airline&rsquo;s association with Pakistan which has taken a &ldquo;hostile&rdquo; position towards India. Goa Villas, a villa rentals aggregator, also declared that it will not offer accommodation to Turkish citizens. Ixigo, a travel and booking platform also declared that it suspended all flights and hotel bookings for Turkey, Azerbaijan and China.
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India News | JNU cancelled an agreement with Turkey's Inonu University citing "national security" amid a nationwide call for boycotting Turkey over their support to Pakistan. World, Pakistan

The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on May 14 (Wednesday) cancelled an agreement with Turkey's Inonu University citing "national security" amid a nationwide call for boycotting Turkey over their support to Pakistan amid tensions with India. It has said in a statement that "JNU stands with the Nation." This comes after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated his country's support to Pakistan and even called Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif his "precious brother". Due to National Security considerations, the MoU between JNU and Inonu University, Türkiye stands suspended until further notice. JNU stands with the Nation. #NationFirst @rashtrapatibhvn @VPIndia @narendramodi @PMOIndia @AmitShah @DrSJaishankar @MEAIndia @EduMinOfIndia — Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) (@JNU_official_50) May 14, 2025 Read More | India firepower crushes Turkey’s betrayal Operation Sindoor exposes Pakistan ally Nationwide calls for boycotting Turkey Earlier, #BoycottTurkeyAzerbaijan started trending on Indian X, over these countries' support to Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. Turkey and Azerbaijan on Wednesday (May 7) issued statements of support for Pakistan after India carried out Operation Sindoor in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir, hitting terror targets. The anti-Turkey sentiments grew stronger after Wing Commander Vyomika Singh in a press briefing revealed that drones used to target Indian civilians and military bases by Pakistan had been provided by Turkey. "Preliminary reports indicate that the drones are Turkish-made Asisguard Songar models," she said. Additionally, Indian travel brand Go Homestays has announced the end of its partnership with Turkish Airlines, citing the airline’s association with Pakistan which has taken a “hostile” position towards India. Goa Villas, a villa rentals aggregator, also declared that it will not offer accommodation to Turkish citizens. Ixigo, a travel and booking platform also declared that it suspended all flights and hotel bookings for Turkey, Azerbaijan and China. Read More | India blocks Global Times and Xinhua News X handles, along with Turkey's TRT World

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The Pakistan government is likely to compensate Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar, a UN-designated terrorist, with Rs 14 crore as he claimed that many of his family members were killed in India's targeted strike in Pakistan's Bahawalpur under Operation Sindoor.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced comprehensive support and a compensation of Rs 1 crore per deceased for the legal heirs of those killed in Indian airstrikes, according to the Pakistan PMO.&nbsp;
India launched&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/operation-sindoor">Operation Sindoor</a> on the night of May 7, in retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack which claimed the lives of 26 people. The Indian Armed Forces carried precision strikes and hit nine terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/pakistan/operation-sindoor-india-reveals-names-of-pak-military-officials-who-attended-funeral-of-terrorists-with-masood-azhar-9059189">Operation Sindoor | India reveals names of Pak military officials who attended funeral of terrorists with Masood Azhar</a>
Bahawalpur was significant for India, as the targeted Subhan Allah campus functioned as the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM).&nbsp;
The 18-acre facility that functioned as a JeM hub was reduced to rubble, but Masood Azhar survived and is believed to be hiding somewhere with the help of the Pakistani establishment.
<h2>Masood Azhar's family killed&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
A letter said to be issued by Masood Azhar claimed that those killed included his sister, her husband, nephew, niece and others. As Azhar remains possibly the only surviving legal heir, he might now be entitled to get Rs 1 crore for each of the 14 family members killed, summing up to 14 crores.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/pakistan/operation-sindoor-masood-azhars-brother-abdul-rauf-air-india-ic814-hijack-daniel-pearl-behading-and-attacks-he-planned-in-india-9050464">Operation Sindoor killed Masood Azhar's brother Abdul Rauf, planner of IC814 hijack: He planned THESE attacks in India</a>
Moreover, Pakistan PM Sharif's relief package also included a commitment to rebuild houses destroyed in the Indian strikes. However, it was widely condemned.&nbsp;
The Subhan Allah complex in Bahawalpur was one of the high-stakes targets for India in Operation Sindoor, the Indian military&rsquo;s cross-border strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK).
Spread across 18 acres, the campus housed a mosque and served as the ideological and operational hub for terror recruitment, indoctrination, and fundraising.
Azhar had been missing from public view for several months and had only resurfaced in Bahawalpur at the fag end of 2024.
The Indian intelligence had a close eye on his movements, and as per the latest satellite imagery and human intelligence, he had resumed command over the terrorist activities from within the walled complex in Bahawalpur.
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The facility that functioned as a JeM hub was reduced to rubble, but Masood Azhar survived and is believed to be hiding somewhere with help of Pakistan. India news

The Pakistan government is likely to compensate Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar, a UN-designated terrorist, with Rs 14 crore as he claimed that many of his family members were killed in India's targeted strike in Pakistan's Bahawalpur under Operation Sindoor. Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced comprehensive support and a compensation of Rs 1 crore per deceased for the legal heirs of those killed in Indian airstrikes, according to the Pakistan PMO. India launched Operation Sindoor on the night of May 7, in retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack which claimed the lives of 26 people. The Indian Armed Forces carried precision strikes and hit nine terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Also read: Operation Sindoor | India reveals names of Pak military officials who attended funeral of terrorists with Masood Azhar Bahawalpur was significant for India, as the targeted Subhan Allah campus functioned as the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). The 18-acre facility that functioned as a JeM hub was reduced to rubble, but Masood Azhar survived and is believed to be hiding somewhere with the help of the Pakistani establishment. Masood Azhar's family killed A letter said to be issued by Masood Azhar claimed that those killed included his sister, her husband, nephew, niece and others. As Azhar remains possibly the only surviving legal heir, he might now be entitled to get Rs 1 crore for each of the 14 family members killed, summing up to 14 crores. Also read: Operation Sindoor killed Masood Azhar's brother Abdul Rauf, planner of IC814 hijack: He planned THESE attacks in India Moreover, Pakistan PM Sharif's relief package also included a commitment to rebuild houses destroyed in the Indian strikes. However, it was widely condemned. The Subhan Allah complex in Bahawalpur was one of the high-stakes targets for India in Operation Sindoor, the Indian military’s cross-border strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK). Spread across 18 acres, the campus housed a mosque and served as the ideological and operational hub for terror recruitment, indoctrination, and fundraising. Azhar had been missing from public view for several months and had only resurfaced in Bahawalpur at the fag end of 2024. The Indian intelligence had a close eye on his movements, and as per the latest satellite imagery and human intelligence, he had resumed command over the terrorist activities from within the walled complex in Bahawalpur. Also read: Where is Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar? Is he hiding in an ISI safehouse?

Will Pakistan pay Rs 14,00,00,000 to terrorist Masood Azhar after India hit Jaish terror sites? What we know

US President Donald Trump has taken credit for brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, claiming it was a "historic" achievement. However, the Indian government has swiftly rejected Trump's assertion.

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Day after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a bold message to Pakistan, defining "Laxman Rekha' against terrorism, the shares of Dassault Aviation, maker of Rafale jets that India reportedly used in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/operation-sindoor">Operation Sindoor</a>, extended a substantial uprise for a second straight session on Wednesday (May 14).&nbsp;
The shares of Dassault Aviation, a French Aircraft business company, rallied up to 1.47 per cent to hit an intraday high of EUR 304.40 % on the Paris Stock Exchange, edging closer to its record high of EUR 332.20.&nbsp;
The shares jumped after the Indian Air Force launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, a precision strike aimed at terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan, after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, that claimed the lives of 26 people.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/operation-sindoor-this-tech-firm-is-powering-the-pinpoint-precision-of-rafale-fighter-jets-all-about-thales-9061652">Operation Sindoor: This tech firm is powering the pinpoint precision of Rafale fighter jets! All about Thales</a>
According to reports, Rafale fighter jets, equipped with SCALP cruise missiles and HAMMER munities, carried out the strikes with precision.&nbsp;
The shares dropped 7 per cent on Monday, but rebounded by more than 3 per cent on Tuesday.&nbsp;
Dassault Aviation reported &euro;6.24 billion in annual revenue and a net profit of &euro;924 million, while the broader French Aerospace &amp; Defence sector grew 17.7% over the past year.
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The stocks further rebounded after PM Modi sent a bold message to Pakistan, with an S-400 missile defence system in the background, from Adampur Airbase.&nbsp;
Modi lauded the Indian Armed Forces as he travelled to the Adampur Airbase in Punjab and interacted with Air Force personnel. PM Modi stressed that the Indian Armed Forces attacked the terrorists from the front and killed them.&nbsp;
The speech by PM Modi has another big significance as he addressed the IAF jawans at the Adampur base, which is located merely 100 km from the Pakistani border, which Pakistan claimed to have destroyed. PM Modi rubbished the lie made by Pakistan as he shared images from his visit.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/operation-sindoor-how-the-mirage-2000s-flaws-helped-dassault-build-the-rafale-fighter-jet-9060812">Operation Sindoor: How the Mirage 2000&rsquo;s flaws helped Dassault build the Rafale fighter jet</a>

The shares jumped after the Indian Air Force launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, a precision strike aimed at terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan. India news pakistan

Day after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a bold message to Pakistan, defining "Laxman Rekha' against terrorism, the shares of Dassault Aviation, maker of Rafale jets that India reportedly used in Operation Sindoor, extended a substantial uprise for a second straight session on Wednesday (May 14). The shares of Dassault Aviation, a French Aircraft business company, rallied up to 1.47 per cent to hit an intraday high of EUR 304.40 % on the Paris Stock Exchange, edging closer to its record high of EUR 332.20. The shares jumped after the Indian Air Force launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, a precision strike aimed at terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan, after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, that claimed the lives of 26 people. Also read: Operation Sindoor: This tech firm is powering the pinpoint precision of Rafale fighter jets! All about Thales According to reports, Rafale fighter jets, equipped with SCALP cruise missiles and HAMMER munities, carried out the strikes with precision. The shares dropped 7 per cent on Monday, but rebounded by more than 3 per cent on Tuesday. Dassault Aviation reported €6.24 billion in annual revenue and a net profit of €924 million, while the broader French Aerospace & Defence sector grew 17.7% over the past year. Also read: Operation Sindoor: Top 5 sensors behind Rafale jet’s cutting-edge performance The stocks further rebounded after PM Modi sent a bold message to Pakistan, with an S-400 missile defence system in the background, from Adampur Airbase. Modi lauded the Indian Armed Forces as he travelled to the Adampur Airbase in Punjab and interacted with Air Force personnel. PM Modi stressed that the Indian Armed Forces attacked the terrorists from the front and killed them. The speech by PM Modi has another big significance as he addressed the IAF jawans at the Adampur base, which is located merely 100 km from the Pakistani border, which Pakistan claimed to have destroyed. PM Modi rubbished the lie made by Pakistan as he shared images from his visit. Also read: Operation Sindoor: How the Mirage 2000’s flaws helped Dassault build the Rafale fighter jet

Rafale maker Dassault Aviation stock upswings after PM Modi's stern message to Pakistan with S-400 in backdrop

India expelled a Pakistani diplomat from the Pakistan High Commission, accusing them of espionage activities inconsistent with their official status, and gave them 24 hours to leave. In response, Pakistan declared an Indian staffer in Islamabad persona non grata on similar espionage charges, effectively expelling them.

India expels Pakistani diplomat for espionage, Pakistan retaliates

Operation Sindoor: How India and Pakistan avoid nuclear war: In the days following Operation Sindoor, India's military response to the Pahalgam terror attacks, there were fears that the confrontation could spiral into a nuclear war. Speculation was rife that India hit near Pakistan's nuclear installations, but all that talk was debunked by the government. In this context, it would be interesting to understand how India and Pakistan have established mechanisms to avoid hitting each other's nuclear installations.
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<h2>India and Pakistan: Two nuclear-armed states at striking distance of each other </h2>
Since they declared their status as nuclear-weapons states, India and Pakistan have been described as two nuclear powers within striking distance of each other. To avert any disastrous consequences, the two countries have set up mechanisms to inform each other about their nuclear installations.
Two bilateral agreements are key to reducing nuclear risks in India and Pakistan. The main focus is on ensuring transparency about each other's nuclear installations.&nbsp;
<h2> Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack against Nuclear Installations and Facilities (1988)</h2>
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&nbsp; This pact was signed on 31 December 1988 in Islamabad between then Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi and his Pakistani counterpart, Benazir Bhutto. &nbsp; After the parliaments of both countries ratified it, the treaty came into effect on 27 January 1991.
The 1988 pact prohibits the two nations from attacking or assisting third countries to target each other's nuclear facilities. With the aim of reducing the risk of nuclear escalation, the agreement mandates the annual exchange of lists on nuclear facilities.&nbsp; This has been practised every January 1 since 1992, the last being in January this year. In other words, the exchange of nuclear Installation lists this January was the 34th consecutive one between the two countries.
The 1998 pact aims to enhance transparency and build confidence between the two countries.
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It established a framework for confidence-building measures or CBMs in order to prevent miscalculations that could lead to nuclear war.
The pact barred the two parties from carrying out surprise attacks or assisting foreign powers to attack each other's nuclear installations and facilities.
It prevents the two countries from "undertaking, encouraging, or participating in, directly or indirectly, any action aimed at causing destruction or damage to any nuclear installation or facility in each country".
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<h2>Lahore Memorandum of Understanding (1999) &nbsp; </h2>
The Lahore Memorandum of Understanding was signed in the Pakistani city of Lahore on 21 February 1999 at a peace summit between then Indian prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. &nbsp;
The pact became effective immediately upon signing.
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The MoU recognised the need to address nuclear risks, particularly after the 1998 nuclear tests by the two South Asian nations. Stressing on CBMs and arms control, the MoU committed the two sides to notify each other of ballistic missile tests and establish communication channels to avoid misunderstandings during crises. &nbsp; It aims to foster trust through open dialogue and information-sharing, so that accidental nuclear escalation can be avoided.
Lahore MoU set up the critical framework for nuclear dialogue between the two countries, in spite of challenges arising from tensions.
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As per the Lahore agreement, the two sides decided that their foreign ministers would meet periodically to discuss issues of concern, including nuclear-related ones.
They pledged to &ldquo;take immediate steps for reducing the risk of accidental or unauthorised use of nuclear weapons and discuss concepts and doctrines with a view to elaborating measures for confidence building in the nuclear and conventional fields, aimed at the prevention of conflict.&rdquo;
It noted that recognising the nuclear dimension of the security environment of the two countries adds to their responsibility for conflict avoidance.
It commits them to the objectives of universal nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation.
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<h2>Other nuclear pacts </h2>
Apart from these, the two countries have an agreement on pre-notification of flight testing of ballistic missiles, signed in 2005.
In 2007, India and Pakistan entered into an agreement on reducing the risk from accidents relating to nuclear weapons.

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Operation Sindoor: How India and Pakistan avoid nuclear war: In the days following Operation Sindoor, India's military response to the Pahalgam terror attacks, there were fears that the confrontation could spiral into a nuclear war. Speculation was rife that India hit near Pakistan's nuclear installations, but all that talk was debunked by the government. In this context, it would be interesting to understand how India and Pakistan have established mechanisms to avoid hitting each other's nuclear installations. India and Pakistan: Two nuclear-armed states at striking distance of each other Since they declared their status as nuclear-weapons states, India and Pakistan have been described as two nuclear powers within striking distance of each other. To avert any disastrous consequences, the two countries have set up mechanisms to inform each other about their nuclear installations. Two bilateral agreements are key to reducing nuclear risks in India and Pakistan. The main focus is on ensuring transparency about each other's nuclear installations. Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack against Nuclear Installations and Facilities (1988) This pact was signed on 31 December 1988 in Islamabad between then Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi and his Pakistani counterpart, Benazir Bhutto. After the parliaments of both countries ratified it, the treaty came into effect on 27 January 1991. The 1988 pact prohibits the two nations from attacking or assisting third countries to target each other's nuclear facilities. With the aim of reducing the risk of nuclear escalation, the agreement mandates the annual exchange of lists on nuclear facilities. This has been practised every January 1 since 1992, the last being in January this year. In other words, the exchange of nuclear Installation lists this January was the 34th consecutive one between the two countries. The 1998 pact aims to enhance transparency and build confidence between the two countries. 'Could have been a bad nuclear war': Trump reacts to India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement It established a framework for confidence-building measures or CBMs in order to prevent miscalculations that could lead to nuclear war. The pact barred the two parties from carrying out surprise attacks or assisting foreign powers to attack each other's nuclear installations and facilities. It prevents the two countries from "undertaking, encouraging, or participating in, directly or indirectly, any action aimed at causing destruction or damage to any nuclear installation or facility in each country". Lahore Memorandum of Understanding (1999) The Lahore Memorandum of Understanding was signed in the Pakistani city of Lahore on 21 February 1999 at a peace summit between then Indian prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. The pact became effective immediately upon signing. US spokesperson weighs in on 'nuclear leaks' in Pakistan The MoU recognised the need to address nuclear risks, particularly after the 1998 nuclear tests by the two South Asian nations. Stressing on CBMs and arms control, the MoU committed the two sides to notify each other of ballistic missile tests and establish communication channels to avoid misunderstandings during crises. It aims to foster trust through open dialogue and information-sharing, so that accidental nuclear escalation can be avoided. Lahore MoU set up the critical framework for nuclear dialogue between the two countries, in spite of challenges arising from tensions. Nuclear station on moon will be constructed 'without human help', China-Russia sign deal As per the Lahore agreement, the two sides decided that their foreign ministers would meet periodically to discuss issues of concern, including nuclear-related ones. They pledged to “take immediate steps for reducing the risk of accidental or unauthorised use of nuclear weapons and discuss concepts and doctrines with a view to elaborating measures for confidence building in the nuclear and conventional fields, aimed at the prevention of conflict.” It noted that recognising the nuclear dimension of the security environment of the two countries adds to their responsibility for conflict avoidance. It commits them to the objectives of universal nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation. Don't give jasmine flowers to a monkey: Pakistan's nuclear war loose talk and India's no first use policy, compared Other nuclear pacts Apart from these, the two countries have an agreement on pre-notification of flight testing of ballistic missiles, signed in 2005. In 2007, India and Pakistan entered into an agreement on reducing the risk from accidents relating to nuclear weapons.

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Imran Khan's sons Kasim and Sulaiman Khan seek Trump's help for father's release: Kasim and Sulaiman Khan, the sons of former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan, have opened up for the first time in a public interview about their father's incarceration, seeking the intervention of US President Donald Trump to secure his release.
 Speaking to social media personality Mairo Nawfal,&nbsp;they sought the help of influential people in the world to help free the chief of &nbsp;the&nbsp;Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party. 
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&ldquo;We would love to speak to President Trump or try and figure out a way where he would be able to help out. Because at the end of the day, all we are trying to do is free our father, and ensure his basic human rights,&rdquo; the duo, who live in London, told Nawfal, who is the CEO of crypto and AI incubator company IBC.
 &ldquo;In terms of a message to the Trump administration, we would call for any government that supports free speech and proper democracy to join the call for our father&rsquo;s release&mdash;and especially the most powerful leader in the world,&rdquo; they said in the nearly 50-minute long interview shared on social media on Tuesday (May 13) by the citizen journalist.
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"He's in a death cell, no light, no lawyer, no doctor, but he refuses to break," they added.
&ldquo;Anyone who looks into it a little can kind of see" that the cases against Khan are politically motivated, Sulaiman said.
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&ldquo;It has gone a bit quiet recently. We would love people to reach out to us if they have some influence or potential to help with this situation,&rdquo; said Sulaiman.
This is the first public interview in which the brothers opened upt about their father. They said they had taken Khan's permission to speak up. 
<h2>More about Imran Khan's sons&nbsp;</h2>
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Born to Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith, Sulaiman and Kasim have generally avoided the limelight, and spend time mostly in London.
Kasim Khan is 26, and Sulaiman Khan is 28.
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Jemima,&nbsp; a journalist, filmmaker and celebrity, has kept her sons out of the limelight, and had mentioned on social media that her sons were harassed in the past.
Sulaiman and Kasim are not interested in politics themselves, and said they only wanted Khan's release.
The brothers very rarely travel to Pakistan, and have visited Khan in thejail a few times.
They said their contact with Khan has been minimal, going for months without calls.
<h2>Imran Khan's incarceration</h2>
Khan has been in jail since August 2023 on a number of cases, which his supporters claim are politically motivated.
Among the several he faces are corruption charges involving state gifts, and some under the Anti-Terrorism Act of Pakistan.
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Some of the charges have to do with several violent PTI protests, which Imran Khan is accused of 'inciting'. In one such protest, in May 2023, PTI supporters allegedly attacked Pakistani military facilities.&nbsp;
Another protest in November 2024 resulted in the death of four security personnel.
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After being ousted as PM in a no-trust vote, Khan's PTI party lost the February 2024 general elections, which they claim were rigged.

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Imran Khan's sons Kasim and Sulaiman Khan seek Trump's help for father's release: Kasim and Sulaiman Khan, the sons of former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan, have opened up for the first time in a public interview about their father's incarceration, seeking the intervention of US President Donald Trump to secure his release. Speaking to social media personality Mairo Nawfal, they sought the help of influential people in the world to help free the chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party. “We would love to speak to President Trump or try and figure out a way where he would be able to help out. Because at the end of the day, all we are trying to do is free our father, and ensure his basic human rights,” the duo, who live in London, told Nawfal, who is the CEO of crypto and AI incubator company IBC. “In terms of a message to the Trump administration, we would call for any government that supports free speech and proper democracy to join the call for our father’s release—and especially the most powerful leader in the world,” they said in the nearly 50-minute long interview shared on social media on Tuesday (May 13) by the citizen journalist. Fact check: Ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan sexually assaulted in jail? "He's in a death cell, no light, no lawyer, no doctor, but he refuses to break," they added. “Anyone who looks into it a little can kind of see" that the cases against Khan are politically motivated, Sulaiman said. ‘Disturbing, tragic’: Imran Khan reacts to Pahalgam terror attack, says ‘naive’ to expect action from Pak’s ‘illegitimate govt’ “It has gone a bit quiet recently. We would love people to reach out to us if they have some influence or potential to help with this situation,” said Sulaiman. This is the first public interview in which the brothers opened upt about their father. They said they had taken Khan's permission to speak up. More about Imran Khan's sons Born to Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith, Sulaiman and Kasim have generally avoided the limelight, and spend time mostly in London. Kasim Khan is 26, and Sulaiman Khan is 28. Imran Khan completes one year in jail on August 5, PTI party to protest against 'indiscriminate crackdown' Jemima, a journalist, filmmaker and celebrity, has kept her sons out of the limelight, and had mentioned on social media that her sons were harassed in the past. Sulaiman and Kasim are not interested in politics themselves, and said they only wanted Khan's release. The brothers very rarely travel to Pakistan, and have visited Khan in thejail a few times. They said their contact with Khan has been minimal, going for months without calls. Imran Khan's incarceration Khan has been in jail since August 2023 on a number of cases, which his supporters claim are politically motivated. Among the several he faces are corruption charges involving state gifts, and some under the Anti-Terrorism Act of Pakistan. Pakistan court issues arrest warrant against Bushra Bibi in Toshakhana case, 2 months after her bail Some of the charges have to do with several violent PTI protests, which Imran Khan is accused of 'inciting'. In one such protest, in May 2023, PTI supporters allegedly attacked Pakistani military facilities. Another protest in November 2024 resulted in the death of four security personnel. Pakistan government forms negotiation committee to hold talks with Imran Khan's PTI party After being ousted as PM in a no-trust vote, Khan's PTI party lost the February 2024 general elections, which they claim were rigged.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Adampur air base is more than a routine inspection; it is a calculated symbolic strike aimed squarely at Rawalpindi's ongoing information warfare. Early in the day, Prime Minister Modi was briefed by top Indian Air Force leadership and met with the Indian military personnel who played a pivotal role in India's military response.

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India Finds Itself in a Perpetual State of Readiness — Not Officially at War, but Rarely at Peace.
This Chronic State of Tension, Especially With Pakistan, Has Created What Economists Might Describe as a Low-grade War Economy.
It’s Not Marked by Tanks Rolling Daily or Missiles Flying Overhead, but by Sustained, Silent Costs That Ripple Through Budgets, Policy Choices, and Long-term Development Goals.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued a firm warning to Pakistan against nuclear blackmail, asserting that any terrorist attack will be met with a decisive response. This statement follows India’s precision strikes on 11 Pakistani airbases between May 8–10, including key bases in Sargodha and Rawalpindi, both reportedly linked to Pakistan's nuclear infrastructure. But the real message wasn’t in what was destroyed,  it was in what India deliberately didn’t hit. Watch in for more details!

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#GRAVITAS | The BLA has claimed responsibility for a total of 71 "coordinated attacks" at more than 51 locations across Pakistan's Balochistan province as part of its  'Operation Herof' over the last few weeks. Watch this video to find out more.

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A 50-year-old woman, based in Punjab's Ferozepur, succumbed to burn injuries in a <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pakistan-0">Pakistan</a>i drone attack as the tensions between the two nations escalated. It was the first such recorded civil casualty outside Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
Sukhwinder Kaur, a 50-year-old, got hit by a drone attack by Pakistan on India's border regions at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital in Ludhiana, PTI reported.&nbsp;
On May 8, at around 9:30 pm, a Pakistani drone was intercepted by the Indian air defence system, and fell down on her house in the Khai Pheme Ke village, while she was sitting in the open lobby.&nbsp;
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The drone debris fell on their car, which was parked in the lobby, and then caught fire and caused severe burn injuries to Kaur, her husband Lakhwinder Singh and her son Jaswant Singh.
Kaur died, while her husband and son were still undergoing treatment in the hospital.&nbsp;
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced a Rs 5 lakh ex gratia from the Chief Minister&rsquo;s Relief Fund for the family of Sukhwinder Kaur, and expressed grief over Kaur&rsquo;s death.
&ldquo;Our government stands firmly with her family during this time of immense pain, and we are committed to providing all possible support to help them cope with this devastating loss,&rdquo; he said.
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Meanwhile, Rajya Saba MP Sanjeev Arora also extended financial assistance to the family of Kaur, announcing Rs 2 lakh for her family.&nbsp;
On May 9, it was reported that the family in Ferozepur was injured in a Pakistani drone attack. "We received information about 3 people being injured. They have burn injuries. Doctors will treat them. Most of the drones have been neutralised by the army," Bhupinder Singh Sidhu, SSP said.
After a week of fighting, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire, however, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned that India has paused the attacks and it will depend on Pakistan's behaviour.&nbsp;
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On May 8, a Pakistani drone was intercepted by the Indian air defence system, and fell down on Kaur's house, while she was sitting in the open lobby. India news pakistan

A 50-year-old woman, based in Punjab's Ferozepur, succumbed to burn injuries in a Pakistani drone attack as the tensions between the two nations escalated. It was the first such recorded civil casualty outside Jammu and Kashmir. Sukhwinder Kaur, a 50-year-old, got hit by a drone attack by Pakistan on India's border regions at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital in Ludhiana, PTI reported. On May 8, at around 9:30 pm, a Pakistani drone was intercepted by the Indian air defence system, and fell down on her house in the Khai Pheme Ke village, while she was sitting in the open lobby. Also read: Indo-Pak war | Three injured after Pakistani drone hits residential area in Punjab's Firozpur The drone debris fell on their car, which was parked in the lobby, and then caught fire and caused severe burn injuries to Kaur, her husband Lakhwinder Singh and her son Jaswant Singh. Kaur died, while her husband and son were still undergoing treatment in the hospital. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced a Rs 5 lakh ex gratia from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund for the family of Sukhwinder Kaur, and expressed grief over Kaur’s death. “Our government stands firmly with her family during this time of immense pain, and we are committed to providing all possible support to help them cope with this devastating loss,” he said. Also read: India-Pakistan news LIVE: 'The sooner Pakistan gets it, the better it is,' India's warning to Pak over consequences of nurturing terrorism Meanwhile, Rajya Saba MP Sanjeev Arora also extended financial assistance to the family of Kaur, announcing Rs 2 lakh for her family. On May 9, it was reported that the family in Ferozepur was injured in a Pakistani drone attack. "We received information about 3 people being injured. They have burn injuries. Doctors will treat them. Most of the drones have been neutralised by the army," Bhupinder Singh Sidhu, SSP said. After a week of fighting, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire, however, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned that India has paused the attacks and it will depend on Pakistan's behaviour. Also read: What is UNSC 1267? Sanctions committee where India plans to list TRF over Pahalgam attack, call out Pakistan’s support for terror groups

First civilian casualty outside J&K: Punjab woman dies after Pakistani drone attack

After India’s high-precision strikes under Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that the country has only paused military action—not ended it. With BrahMos missiles and Rafale jets in action, India showcased its modern defence capabilities, leaving Pakistan shaken. Modi warned that India won’t tolerate nuclear blackmail.

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During the press briefing, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, "After the CCS (Cabinet Committee on Security) decision, the Indus Water Treaty has been put in abeyance. Watch in for more details!

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