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  The Modi government’s approach to Kashmir has crossed every democratic and humanitarian boundary, evolving into a terrifying campaign of control, censorship, and repression. In a damning report, Al Jazeera has exposed a false flag operation in Pahalgam — a manufactured incident used by the BJP to justify its militarized grip on the region and […]

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar has instructed Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations to take immediate steps to convene a session of the UN Security Council (UNSC), amid escalating regional tensions. According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, Pakistan will formally brief the UNSC on India’s recent aggressive actions, provocative

  India’s multi-billion-dollar Rafale fighter jet program has reportedly hit a critical snag, exposing major cracks in its defense preparedness. Despite high expectations, the French-made Rafale jets have failed to perform at full operational capacity along the Line of Control (LoC), raising serious questions about India’s military readiness. According to reports from international media outlet

In 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unilaterally stripped Jammu and Kashmir of its special status — a move hailed by his Hindu nationalist base as a step toward full integration but condemned globally as the beginning of a brutal occupation. New Delhi promised peace, development, and a “New Kashmir.” Instead, it delivered repression, demographic engineering,

Amarjit Singh Dulat, the former head of India’s external intelligence agency RAW (Research and Analysis Wing), has termed the recent Pahalgam attack a clear failure of Indian security agencies and downplayed the possibility of an all-out war with Pakistan, despite inflammatory rhetoric from the Indian leadership. In an interview with the BBC, Dulat emphasized that

  Indian envoy Anand Prakash and senior officials met Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Kabul today, discussing political relations, trade, and transit. The Taliban’s eagerness to court India highlights their growing desperation to gain international legitimacy, despite continuing human rights abuses and internal repression. Critics see these talks as hollow attempts by the

  In a clear sign of declining influence, the banned Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has begun broadcasting its extremist propaganda in local languages such as Punjabi and Sindhi. Traditionally limited to Urdu and Pashto, this sudden shift signals the group’s growing desperation to regain public attention in regions where its narrative has largely failed. By targeting

Following the tragic attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 people, India has responded with a series of provocative and unilateral actions against Pakistan, without providing any credible evidence of involvement. Pakistan has firmly denied any role in the incident and has condemned the loss of innocent lives. Despite international norms and bilateral agreements, India announced:

Speaker of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Chaudhry Latif Akbar, has strongly condemned the recent attack on unarmed tourists in Pahalgam, calling it a blatant violation of human rights, ethical principles, and international law. In a powerful statement, he demanded a neutral, international investigation into the incident and raised suspicions about the possible

India’s opposition party, the Indian National Congress, has strongly criticized the central government following the deadly Pahalgam attack, calling it a result of “grave intelligence failure and serious security lapse.” The party has demanded an immediate and thorough investigation into the incident, which claimed 26 lives at a popular tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir