In response to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26, an all-party meeting commenced in New Delhi on Thursday to unify national resolve. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking from Bihar, pledged to pursue the perpetrators and their masterminds “beyond their imagination.” He declared that India's spirit would not be broken by terrorism. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and key political leaders gathered at Parliament Annexe to discuss security and diplomatic responses. Global leaders, including the UK and Canada, expressed solidarity, while Muslim organizations condemned the attack from 5.5 lakh mosques. India continues its firm stand, cutting water, visa, and diplomatic ties with Pakistan. (PTI)

The Pahalgam terror attack unfolded in just 10 terrifying minutes, claiming 26 lives, including a local pony ride operator. According to security sources, five to six terrorists emerged from the pine forests near Baisaran meadow and opened fire on unsuspecting tourists. Survivors recall the assailants asking victims their religion before shooting them. The attack occurred in an inaccessible area, delaying emergency aid. In response, India revoked Pakistani visas, shut the Attari check post, and suspended the Indus Water Treaty. Prime Minister Modi vowed justice, while tensions with Pakistan escalated following suspicions of their backing in the brutal massacre. (PC: NDTV)

Following the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 tourists, reports have emerged of threats to Kashmiri students and traders across states like Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah confirmed coordination with state counterparts to ensure their safety. PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti also spoke with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, urging swift intervention. Concern has grown after social media videos showed distressed Kashmiri students being asked to leave hostels. Political leaders are calling for immediate protection measures, stressing that innocent Kashmiris should not suffer due to the heinous acts of terrorism. (PC: AFP)

A Border Security Force (BSF) jawan was taken into custody by Pakistan Rangers after accidentally crossing the International Border in Punjab’s Ferozepur sector on Wednesday. The incident occurred during a routine patrol when the soldier inadvertently stepped beyond the Indian fence and entered Pakistani territory near farmland. Officials from both sides quickly initiated a flag meeting to resolve the matter diplomatically. The jawan remains in Pakistani custody as talks continue to ensure his safe and swift return. Army sources confirmed that efforts are ongoing to secure his release through established military channels. (PC: PTI)

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, Kashmiri students across India report rising threats and assaults. Incidents include a hostel attack in Punjab, eviction ultimatums in Uttarakhand, forced departures in Prayagraj, and harassment in Himachal Pradesh. The J&K Students Association advises caution, urging students to avoid political discussions and sensitive social media posts. National convener Nasir Khuehami has appealed to state leaders and contacted Rahul Gandhi's office, receiving assurances of intervention. J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah confirms coordination with affected states. Political figures, including Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Sajad Lone, demand immediate action to ensure the safety and dignity of Kashmiri students nationwide.

During a rally in Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stern warning to terrorists following the recent attack in Kashmir. He declared, "Hear me loud and clear, we will break the back of terrorists, raze them to ground." Modi emphasized that the perpetrators and their conspirators would face retribution beyond their imagination. He reiterated the government's unwavering commitment to eradicating terrorism and ensuring national security. The Prime Minister's remarks come in the wake of heightened tensions and underscore India's resolve to combat terrorism decisively. His address aimed to reassure the nation of the government's proactive stance against such threats. (PC: X/NarendraModi)

In India's largest anti-Naxal operation, over 20,000 security personnel from Chhattisgarh, Telangana, and Maharashtra have encircled more than 1,000 Naxals in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district. At least five Naxals have been killed in the operation, which has been ongoing for over 48 hours. The forces, including DRG, Bastar Fighters, STF, state police units, CRPF, and CoBRA, have surrounded the Karregutta hills along the Chhattisgarh-Telangana border, aiming to cut off all escape routes. This area is known as the base of Maoists' battalion no. 1. The crackdown follows Union Home Minister Amit Shah's directive to eliminate Naxalism by March 31, 2026. (PC: Mint & Money Control)

New images reveal the brutal execution-style killings of 26 tourists by Pakistan-backed militants in Pahalgam. The attack, which occurred at the popular Baisaran meadow, saw terrorists open fire on tourists, most of whom were shot in the head. The strike aimed to disrupt Kashmir's booming tourism sector. At least four to five terrorists participated in the attack, targeting tourists randomly. Although the region has been generally peaceful, the attack occurred amidst rising tourism and ahead of the Amarnath Yatra. Security forces have launched extensive searches, but the attackers remain at large. Investigations point to AK-47s and M4 rifles used in the killings. (PC: Mint, AP News & Hindustan Times)

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district launched a search operation in the Khaned area of Basantgarh following specific intelligence inputs. During the operation, an exchange of fire occurred between the forces and suspected terrorists. Officials reported hearing a few gunshots from the Pathi Nalla Khaned area as joint search parties of the police and the Army advanced into the densely forested region. As of the latest reports, no casualties have been confirmed, and the operation to locate and neutralize the terrorists is ongoing. Reinforcements have been dispatched to the area to assist in the operation. The situation remains tense as security forces continue their efforts in the region. (PC: PTI)

In a sweeping diplomatic response to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26, India on Wednesday announced five major measures against Pakistan. These include suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, closing the Attari-Wagah border, banning Pakistani nationals from entering India under the SAARC visa scheme, expelling military advisors from both High Commissions, and reducing diplomatic staff to 30. The attack, claimed by The Resistance Front (TRF), targeted tourists at Baisaran meadow in Kashmir. Prime Minister Modi cut short a foreign visit to lead the response. Home Minister Shah visited the site and met victims’ families, signaling India’s firm stance against cross-border terrorism. (PC: PTI)