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Eleven soldiers and 40 civilians were martyred while 78 soldiers and 121 civilians sustained injuries during Indian aggression against Pakistan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Tuesday.

• Death toll from unprovoked shelling across LoC jumps to 32 • Educational institutions to reopen today • AJK premier hails army’s response as president wants immediate relief for affected families MUZAFFARABAD: Indian troops violated the ceasefire agreement late Sunday night by resorting to ‘unprovoked’ shelling across the Line of Control (LoC), resulting in the death of a young man in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), officials said on Monday. According to Sardar Waheed Khan, Director General of the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA), Indian forces targeted several villages in the Nakyal sector of southern Kotli district shortly after 11pm, using both small and heavy arms during a 40-minute barrage. In Bari Dhara Mathrani, one of the affected villages, 32-year-old Muhammad Shahid, son of Muhammad Taj, sustained critical abdominal injuries when shrapnel from a mortar shell struck him. He was initially treated at the THQ Hospital in Nakyal and later referred to the DHQ Hospital in Kotli, where he succumbe...

Pakistan has strongly rejected Indian media claims of alleged drone intrusions along the Line of Control (LoC), calling them baseless and fabricated, ARY News reported, citing security sources. Sources report that no Pakistani drone has crossed the border or the LoC at any point. They added that Indian media is once again spreading false narratives […]

NEW DELHI: The guns of India and Pakistan have fallen silent after the announcement of a ceasefire that paused the hostilities kicked off by India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ on May 7. The ceasefire announced on Saturday allayed the fears of broader escalation but the wife of an Indian Border Security Force (BSF) trooper captured by Pakistan last month is perturbed about her husband. She has asked her government if her ‘sindoor’ would be returned. Sindoor is a vermilion mark worn mostly by rural Hindu women in their hair parting to depict their marital status. Indian news publication The Wire reported that the family of 34-year-old Purnam Sau in Rishra, West Bengal, was hoping diplomatic efforts would help his return. Sau, posted with the 24th Battalion of the BSF in Firozpur, Punjab, was deployed along the India-Pakistan border on April 23, when he assisted local farmers in evacuating a vulnerable zone and reportedly crossed the international boundary inadvertently. The event took place at a time when tensions wer...

Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb revealed that Pakistan successfully used GPS jamming technology to bring down Indian drones that were attempting to hit civilian areas in the country, ARY News reported. He shared this information during a joint press conference held with DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry and Vice Admiral Rab Nawaz of the […]

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has released videos showing the destruction caused during Operation Bunyan-al-Marsoos, with visuals capturing thick smoke, intense fires, and the complete demolition of several Indian military targets.

ISLAMABAD - Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar said on Saturday that Pakistan was neither aggressor nor provocator, it only responded to unprovoked Indian aggression in self-defence under the United Nations Charter.

Federal Minister of Information and Broadcasting of Pakistan, Attaullah Tarar, has denied India’s claims of a ceasefire violation by Pakistan, ARY News reported. According to reports, in a recent statement, Tarar emphasised, “There is no question of Pakistan violating the ceasefire.” He also criticized the Indian officials’ press briefing, claiming their arguments lacked credibility. “The […]

President Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday reaffirmed his faith in Pakistan’s armed forces, lauding their befitting response to Indian aggression and defending the nation’s sovereignty.

As tensions escalated between Indian and Pakistani forces, Indian media—already under fire from experts, veteran journalists, and celebrities for spreading misinformation—faced further embarrassment after a live broadcast on NDTV exposed internal pressure to air unverified reports.

ISLAMABAD - Chairman Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Friday said that the people had risen above politics amid Indian aggression.

In a significant development, Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, has announced a relief package for the families of martyrs and the injured from KP affected by recent Indian aggression.

Pakistan has released videos showing the destruction caused during Operation Bunyan-al-Marsoos, with visuals capturing thick smoke, intense fires, and the complete demolition of several Indian military targets.

Pakistan gives a befitting response to Indian aggression—multiple Indian posts destroyed In a powerful response to Indian provocations along the Line of Control (LoC), the Pakistan Armed Forces have launched a decisive counter-operation under Operation Bunyan Un Marsoos (The Iron Wall).

As tensions with India continue to rise, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday reached out to key political leaders across party lines to brief them on Pakistan’s retaliatory measures following recent Indian missile and drone strikes.

Indian media is spreading misinformation to divert public attention from recent failures of its armed forces, sources said on Friday.

Indian forces launched unprovoked shelling along the Line of Control (LoC) in Azad Kashmir’s Hajira and Abbaspur sectors on Thursday night, injuring civilians and damaging several homes, according to security sources.

Indian warship remains in same international waters since May 6–7, no forward movement, say security sources

In war, truth is the first casualty. The Indian media, it would appear, isn’t happy to just kill the truth. Over the last few days, hysterical war-crazed news anchors, buoyed by trolls and pundits on social media, have made every effort to crush the truth, stomp on it, tear it up, chop it into fine pieces, set it on fire and throw away the ashes in the Indian Ocean. When Greek dramatic Aeschylus (525/524 bc — 456/455 bc) coined the phrase, he may have been referring to the propaganda spread by states through scrolls and word of mouth. That was a simpler time — states could get away with untruths and falsehoods, with the other side none the wiser. It takes a different kind of arrogance, however, to try to pull this off in the 21st century, when the information ecosystem is no longer inhibited by geographical limitations or even the imperative of a closed media landscape. Into the metaverse Over the last 24 hours, in particular, the kind of disinformation coming out of the Indian information ecosystem has been ...

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Friday briefed the Acting US Ambassador to Pakistan on the escalating Indian aggression following the recent Pahalam incident, emphasizing the threat posed to regional stability.