The Pahalgam massacre is not just an act of terror; it is a strategic message. It exposes how Pakistan, increasingly beholden to China, is being used as a tool to undermine India’s
UK MP Bob Blackman stated that terrorist bases continue to operate along the line of control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir….reports Asian Lite News UK MP Bob Blackman has strongly condemned the terrorist attack
From Kashmir to Kabul and London to Moscow, Pakistan’s terror links reveal a pattern of institutional complicity and international risk….reports Asian Lite News Pakistan’s long-standing role in sponsoring, harbouring, and exporting terrorism
Citing state-backed terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, Indian students at Harvard Kennedy School urge U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to revoke visas of Pakistani officials ahead of their campus visit…reports Asian
Charing a meeting after a terror attack in Kashmir, Prime Minister said that the Armed Forces have “complete operational freedom to decide on the mode, targets, and timing of response” All eyes
The latest action adds on to Islamabad’s measures to secure its borders on ground, water and air against any aggressive response from India…reports Asian Lite News Pakistan has activated its war preparations
A Hindu family from Balochistan’s Sibi was reportedly denied entry into India after the closure of border crossing….reports Asian Lite News Pakistan and India’s decision to shut down the Wagah-Attari border crossing
The Arab world has strongly condemned the deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, with leaders from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Iraq, Jordan, and the broader League of Arab States offering condolences
Strong messages of condemnation of the terror attack came from leaders in different parts of the world including the US, Russia, UAE, Israel, Singapore, France, Sri Lanka and Iran World leaders strongly
The decision — which also included the downgrading of diplomatic ties with Pakistan — came after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), chaired by the PM India on