Author: Shradhanjali Mukherjee

Displacement of Kashmiri Pandits a Blot on Muslims, Says Mehbooba Mufti Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president and former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Monday said the displacement of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley was a “blot on Kashmiri Muslims” and called for their political empowerment to facilitate genuine integration. Mufti made the remarks during a press conference in Srinagar after meeting Lt Governor Manoj Sinha at the Raj Bhawan. It marked her first meeting with the Lt Governor in five years. In the meeting, she submitted a detailed letter proposing a roadmap for the return and rehabilitation of Kashmiri Pandits…

India Leads Global Push for Peacekeeper Accountability, UN Recognizes Women’s Role in Peace Missions India is playing a pivotal role in global peacekeeping by leading efforts to bring justice for crimes committed against UN peacekeepers. Jean-Pierre Lacroix, UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations, acknowledged India’s contribution to shaping policy and strengthening accountability within peacekeeping operations. India spearheads the Group of Friends for Promoting Accountability for Crimes Against Peacekeepers, a 39-member coalition it established. Under its leadership, the UN Security Council adopted a resolution urging countries hosting UN missions to investigate and prosecute attacks on peacekeepers, support legal action, and contribute to…

India has firmly positioned itself as the Information Technology (IT) capital of the world, with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) playing a transformative role in leveraging technology to drive economic growth, according to Ashish Kumar Chauhan, Managing Director and CEO of NSE. Speaking in a podcast with Kailash Adhikari, MD of Sri Adhikari Brothers, Chauhan underlined how the NSE pioneered India’s financial digitalization as early as 1994 by introducing the country’s first fully automated, screen-based order matching system. This bold step, taken during the initial phase of India’s IT boom, marked a defining moment for the country’s tech credentials. Technology…

Fresh proof has emerged of Pakistan’s continued endorsement of terrorism, as senior Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operatives surfaced at a public rally just days after the Pahalgam massacre on April 22. Talha Saeed, son of UN-listed terrorist Hafiz Saeed, and Saifullah Kasuri, LeT’s deputy chief who had been in hiding, attended the Youm-e-Takbeer gathering in Kasur, Punjab, under tight security. According to Indian intelligence, all perpetrators of the Pahalgam attack originated from Pakistan and were affiliated with LeT. Even more alarming, the rally also featured members of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), another extremist group linked to LeT. Political factions tied to these terror…

New satellite imagery has unveiled significant destruction at Pakistan’s Murid Airbase, struck during India’s retaliatory military operation known as Operation Sindoor. The images, shared by geospatial intelligence expert Damien Symon from Intel Lab, showcase a massive three-meter-wide crater located just 30 meters from what appears to be an underground facility — hinting at a highly targeted precision strike. The visual evidence points to direct impact in one of the airbase’s most secure sections. NDTV’s report, cited by Symon, confirms that the strike occurred in a protected zone, near one of two entry points to a suspected subterranean installation. Additional images…

Indian American golfer Akshay Bhatia finished Round 3 of the Charles Schwab Challenge with a 1-under 69, placing him tied fourth at 8-under-par. Despite a strong front nine and birdies on the 10th and 11th, Bhatia struggled late in the round, dropping three bogeys in four holes to close. Ben Griffin and Matt Schmid remain atop the leaderboard, each shooting 68 for the third consecutive day to stand at 13-under. Sharing fourth place with Bhatia are Robert MacIntyre (64) and Nick Hardy (67). Rickie Fowler (67) holds solo third at 9-under-par. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler climbed 42 spots into…

India is preparing to present a detailed dossier to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) highlighting Pakistan’s involvement in terror financing, aiming to push for Pakistan’s re-inclusion on the FATF grey list. This dossier is scheduled for discussion at the FATF’s upcoming meeting in June. Alongside, India plans to urge the World Bank next month to reconsider any future financial aid to Pakistan, citing concerns over misuse of funds. Sources reveal India possesses substantial evidence tying Pakistan to the international drug trade and its financing of jihadist groups through proceeds from narcotics. This includes documented proof of Islamabad’s connections with…

Speaking from Bikaner, Rajasthan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a powerful statement exactly one month after the tragic terrorist assault in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which occurred on April 22 and led to the death of 26 innocent civilians. The Prime Minister revealed that in retaliation, Indian forces demolished nine of the largest terror bases within just 22 minutes as part of a swift counter-operation dubbed Operation Sindoor. He emotionally invoked the spirit of Rajasthan, stating that the region embodies the lesson that the nation’s honor comes before everything else. “On April 22, terrorists targeted our people based on their…

In a bold diplomatic move following the recent Pahalgam terror attack, India has launched a high-level outreach to 33 strategically chosen countries. The objective is to convey a unified and firm stance against cross-border terrorism, particularly from Pakistan, and to rally international support for India’s counterterrorism efforts. Seven official delegations, made up of members from across the political spectrum, have been tasked with visiting key countries and institutions, including the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri briefed the delegations, equipping them with detailed dossiers that document Pakistan’s suspected involvement in multiple terrorist operations, including the Pahalgam attack.…

Amjad Ayub Mirza, a well-known political commentator, author, and human rights defender from Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), has extended a formal request to the Indian government to be part of the 59-member parliamentary delegation. The delegation aims to engage with international governments and global bodies to discuss the goals of Operation Sindoor and address Pakistan’s ongoing use of non-state actors to carry out cross-border terrorism against India. In a public statement, Mirza emphasized the importance of PoJK representation on global platforms. “Our region has turned into a hotspot for terrorism,” he stated. “Living under Pakistan’s unlawful control, we suffer…