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Army chief Upendra Dwivedi issued a stark warning to Pakistan, stating that continued harboring of terrorists and operations against India would force them to "decide whether they want to be part of geography or history." This statement comes after the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, where Indian forces conducted precision strikes on terror infrastructure.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior leaders updated their X profile pictures to commemorate the first anniversary of "Operation Sindoor." This operation, launched after the Pahalgam terror attack, saw Indian forces strike terror bases in Pakistan and PoJK, destroying launchpads and eliminating over 100 terrorists. The military response was a significant act of valour and patriotism.

India launched Operation Sindoor, a decisive counter-terror strike, targeting terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Precision air, artillery, and drone strikes hit Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba bases, including headquarters in Bahawalpur and Muridke. This tri-service operation demonstrated India's resolve to eliminate terror sanctuaries.

The US is proceeding with a $488 million radar upgrade for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets, a move expected to heighten Indian security concerns. This program, contracted to Northrop Grumman, will enhance Pakistan's air capabilities amidst regional tensions. India's own fighter squadron numbers are reportedly below the required strength for a two-front conflict, making this development particularly noteworthy.

Defence minister Rajnath Singh asserted that India's 'Operation Sindoor' sent a strong global message, demonstrating a shift from mere diplomatic statements to powerful deterrence against terror. He identified Pakistan as the epicentre of international terrorism, emphasizing the need to address its ideological roots.

A US Congressional report highlights Pakistan as a base for numerous armed and terrorist organizations, some active since the 1980s. Despite military operations, many designated groups continue to operate from its soil, reinforcing concerns about Pakistan's links to terrorism. This has led to recent escalations and subsequent de-escalation efforts between India and Pakistan.

Pakistan is grappling with a severe surge in terrorist violence, with terrorism-related deaths skyrocketing to 4,001 in 2025, the highest in over a decade. The report highlights the nation as a hub for numerous armed groups, many designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations, with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan bearing the brunt of the attacks.

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The White House today stopped accepting signatures for a petition that sought to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism, saying it has been archived as it did not meet the "signature requirements".

Permanent Representative of India to the UN in Geneva Ambassador Rajiv Chander said, "central problem is cross-border terrorism and Pakistan's use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy. This fact needs due recognition." He said, "We all need to unequivocally condemn terrorism and its perpetrators.” He called for a UN-led consensus on zero tolerance on terrorism.

After the Pulwama attack, India has been pushing for strong action by Pakistan and its "pre-emptive" air strikes on the Jaish camp at Balakot found broad global acceptance. A senior US state department official on Friday was quoted as saying, “Now we are focused on pressing Pakistan to take sustained, irreversible action on terrorist groups operating on its soil."

Political instability, dwindling public support, economic constraints and a volatile neighbouring country are eroding the costly gains that Pakistan made in combating terror after a deadly school massacre in 2014

Ahead of the foreign secretary-level dialogue between the two countries, India on Thursday again raised the pitch on terrorism accusing Pakistan of not doing enough to check the menace.

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In a series of coordinated attacks in Balochistan, militants killed at least 39 people, including 23 passengers forcibly removed from vehicles in Musakhail. Other attacks in Qalat and on a railway bridge resulted in further casualties. The Balochistan Liberation Army is suspected of orchestrating these deadly assaults, targeting both civilians and security forces. The interior minister condemned the violence.

A suicide bomber struck outside a local government office in a northwestern Pakistani tribal area on Tuesday, killing at least six people and wounding 31 others, officials said.

Salman Khurshid has criticized those within his own party who are undermining the government's efforts to raise global awareness about Pakistan's terrorism agenda. He questioned the difficulty of prioritizing patriotism over political allegiances, echoing Shashi Tharoor's sentiments. Khurshid's earlier support for the abrogation of Article 370, contrasting with Congress' stance, has fueled further controversy, drawing criticism from the BJP.

Co-operation between India and US on tackling terror and Pakistan's role in the region dominated the deliberations of P Chidambaram with the Obama administration.

After the interception of an explosive-laden Pakistani fishing boat in the Arabian Sea near Keti Bunder by the Coast Guards, the security has been beefed up in Gujarat.

India has said the efforts made by the international community to deal with the situation are "not enough" and New Delhi will use "all measures" necessary to tackle the problem.