India-Pakistan News Live: India's missile strike at Nur Khan base may have exposed Pakistan's deepest fears

Ceasefire violations will have consequences: India’s strong warning to Pakistan

A day after India and Pakistan agreed to the cessation of hostilities, sources said that violations will have "consequences" as Operation Sindoor remains ongoing, in a stern warning to Pakistan.

"Despite agreeing to cessation of hostilities on May 10th, they sent drones and missiles. They should know that violations will have consequences. Operation Sindoor is still on," sources said to news agency ANI. Read more

Karachi was a target option: Indian Navy’s Vice Admiral AN Pramod gives details of Arabian Sea deployment

For the first time, the Indian Navy has given key details of the critical deployment in the Arabian Sea as part of Operation Sindoor strategy. Addressing media for the first time since New Delhi and Islamabad agreed for a ceasefire, top brass of the Indian armed forces gave blow-by-blow account of how Pakistan launched drone attacks on civilians and India’s fierce retaliation.

During the briefing, Vice Admiral AN Pramod explained the Indian Navy’s role in the operation. One of the most explosive information he shared was Karachi was considered as a target option. Read more

India-Pakistan News: PAF Squadron Leader among five killed in missile strikes; key airbases damaged

A Squadron Leader was among five Pakistan Air Force (PAF) personnel killed in coordinated Indian missile strikes early on May 10, which targeted multiple air defence sites across Pakistan, according to The Times of India. Authorities confirmed the casualties and damage on Sunday after assessing the aftermath of the attack. Read more

India-Pakistan News: Pakistan admits jet damaged in clash with India, denies capturing Indian pilot

Pakistan’s military on Sunday night acknowledged that one of its aircraft sustained “minor damage” during recent military exchanges with India but refrained from disclosing further details about the incident.

The statement came during a joint press conference held by senior officials of Pakistan’s army, air force, and navy. Addressing the media, Pakistan Army spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry provided an official overview of Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos, launched in response to Indian strikes earlier in the week. Read more

Zoomed in: Experts share satellite images to spot missile hits on Pakistani air bases

Open source intelligence (OSINT) experts have released high-resolution visuals revealing extensive damage to Pakistani air bases and terror camps, caused by Indian cruise missile strikes.

The images, corroborated by satellite data and drone footage, show the aftermath of precision attacks targeting facilities in Muridke, Bahawalpur, and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Read more

Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai: Indian Army’s pointman behind Operation Sindoor briefing

Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), on May 11, briefed the media on the Indian Army’s precision strikes under Operation Sindoor, detailing its objectives, outcomes, and the events that led to the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. Read more

Shiv Tandav sets tone for tri-services Operation Sindoor briefing: Watch

Days after nerve-wrecking military standoff between India and Pakistan, when the Indian armed forces addressed media in New Delhi, no one was expecting a Sanskrit rhythm to reverberate the conference hall. But just before Director General Military Operations Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai began his address, the melody of ‘Shiv Tandav’ set a stirring prelude to the presser. The minute-long clip showed how India responded to each and every terror attack from the 2008 attacks in Mumbai to the Pahalgam carnage in April last month. Read more

Operation Sindoor briefing: We have downed a few Pakistani planes, says Air Marshal AK Bharti

During the special briefing of Operation Sindoor, Air Marshal AK Bharti said that they have downed a few Pakistani planes.

"Their planes were prevented from entering inside our border...Definitely, we have downed a few planes...Definitely, there are losses on their side which we have inflicted," Air Marshal Bharti said. Read more

University of Kashmir postpones all university examinations scheduled to be held upto and including 14th May.

India-Pakistan News: 'Our mission is to hit targets, not count body bags', says Air Marshal AK Bharti

"Our aim was not to inflict casualties, but in case there have been, it is for them to count. Our job is to hit the target, not to count the body bags," Air Marshal Bharti said.

Addressing the media on Operation Sindoor, Air Marshal Bharti refrained from disclosing technical details of the weapons and calibres employed, citing operational confidentiality. "I never mentioned any of the weapons and calibre that we used--we leave it at that. Those are matters of operational details that I would not like to get into," he said

Social media claims that drones have been spotted in certain areas of Jammu & Kashmir are fake: PIB

Turning point in conflict: India's missile strike at Nur Khan base may have exposed Pakistan's deepest fears

The dust has settled on the war-like situation between India and Pakistan after four days of intense military action, which had sparked widespread global concerns of a dangerous escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.

On Saturday, the Pakistani DGMO reached out to his Indian counterpart following which both sides mutually agreed to halt military action and firing along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB). Though Pakistan breached the ceasefire understanding hours after the talks, the overall situation has shown signs of de-escalation. Read more

Behind the Scenes: Chain of events that led to the India–Pakistan military de-escalation

Contrary to popular perception, it wasn’t American diplomacy that halted the recent India–Pakistan military escalation, it was India’s swift and forceful military response that made Pakistan reassess its strategy. According to top government sources, the turning point came not through mediation, but through sustained pressure created by the Indian Air Force and military, which left eight Pakistani air bases severely damaged and two runways non-functional. Read more

India-Pakistan News: As a precautionary measure there is a complete blackout in Udhampur and Samba districts of Jammu region.

India-Pakistan News Live: Drone activity spotted in Barmer, authorities enforce total blackout

India-Pakistan News Live: Schools in 5 Punjab districts to remain closed tomorrow

Schools in five Punjab districts bordering Pakistan—Pathankot, Amritsar, Ferozepur, Gurdaspur, and Tarn Taran—as well as in Sangrur, will remain closed on Monday, officials said. However, academic institutions in the rest of the state will reopen as usual. These border districts, along with Fazilka, lie along Punjab’s 553-kilometre boundary with Pakistan.

India-Pakistan News Live: S Jaishankar speaks with Egyptian counterpart

"Received a call from FM Badr Abdelatty of Egypt. Apprised him of recent developments and emphasized the importance of zero tolerance for terrorism in all forms and manifestations. Discussed economic cooperation prospects between India and Egypt. Look forward to welcoming him in India." - S Jaishankar on X

India-Pakistan News Live: Precautionary blackout enforced in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer

Precautionary blackout enforced in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer, reports news agency ANI

India-Pakistan News Live: Omar Abdullah to visit Poonch tommorrow

Omar Abdullah is scheduled to visit the Poonch district tomorrow, which has been severely damaged due to Pakistan’s actions.

India-Pakistan News Live: 'Not ready to engage on matters of Kashmir'

We are not ready to engage on matters of Kashmir. The only thing left on Kashmir is PoK. The message is that it is the DGMO-level talks which is the channel of communication with regard to cessation of military action. No third country or no third party is to be involved in this. India will not be ready to engage with anybody or any party other than the Pakistan DGMO: Sources - ANI

India-Pakistan News Live: Pak Army using ceasefire as cover for infiltration, say Indian armed forces

The information is that under the pretext of a ceasefire violation, members of the Pakistan Army are attempting to infiltrate, says senior official.

India-Pakistan News Live: India, Pakistan to hold DGMO-level talks tomorrow

Will speak to Pak DGMO at 12 noon tomorrow, says Lt Gen Ghai

India-Pakistan News Live: Drone attacks were launched from somewhere closer to Lahore, says Air Marshal AK Bharti

Air Marshal AK Bharti says, "On the night of 8th and 9th, starting as early as 22:30 hours, our cities had a mass raid of drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, starting right from Srinagar going right up to Naliya...We were prepared and our air defence preparedness ensured that there was no damage on the ground or to any of the intended targets that the enemy had planned for...In a measured and calibrated response, we once again targeted the military installations, surveillance radar sites at Lahore and Gujranwala...Drone attacks continued till morning which we countered. While the drone attacks were being launched from somewhere closer to Lahore, the enemy had allowed their civilian aircraft also to continue to fly out of Lahore, not only their own aircafts but also international passenger aircaft which is quite insensitive and we had to exercise extreme caution..."

India-Pakistan News Live: What was on IAF's target

• Pasruru Air Defence systems
• Chuniann Air Defence Radar
• Arifala Air Defence Radar
• Sargodha Airfield
• Two impact point on runways on Rahim Yar Khan area struck
• Chaklala Airfield
• Radar sites at Sakkar Aircraft shelter
• Jacobaba hangar

India-Pakistan News Live: Pak Army lost 35-40 personnel, say officials

• Pak Army lost 35-40 personnel, say officials
• In a state of war, Pakistan continued operating international civilian aircraft and used them for its advantage, say officials

India-Pakistan News Live: We have eliminated Rauf Azhar, who was involved in the Kandahar hijacking, confirms armed forces

The armed forces have confirmed the elimination of Rauf Azhar, a key figure involved in the 1999 Kandahar hijacking. A senior military official stated that Azhar, a top terrorist operative and brother of Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar, was successfully neutralised in a recent operation.

India-Pakistan News Live: Indian Air Force played a pivotal role in executing the operation, says DGMO Lt Gen Ghai

• Strikes on nine terror hubs resulted in the elimination of approximately 100 terrorists.
• Pakistan violated the Line of Control, prompting a strong response.
• The Indian Air Force played a pivotal role in executing the operation.

India-Pakistan News Live: Multiple terror camps and training sites were identified, says DGMO Lt Gen Ghai

• We knew that the time has come to deliver another strong and decisive message.
• Multiple terror camps and training sites were identified across various locations.
• A total of nine camps were confirmed through coordination with our intelligence agencies.
• We successfully struck the intended targets and have returned with clear evidence of the operation’s effectiveness.

India-Pakistan News Live: DGMO of tri-services addresses media on ongoing Operation Sindoor

DGMO Lt Gen Ghai is briefing media on the precision strikes carried out by Indian armed forces

India-Pakistan News Live: Jaisalmer announces precautionary blackout from 7:30 pm

The District Administration of Jaisalmer has announced a precautionary blackout from 7:30 PM today until 6:00 AM tomorrow. All residents are requested to keep the lights in their homes and surrounding areas switched off during this period.

India-Pakistan News Live: Gurdaspur DC issues fresh advisory

• Please switch off all lights voluntarily at 8 PM.
• Refrain from going outside unless absolutely necessary.
• Remain calm and attentive to updates from the district administration.
• The situation is currently peaceful.
• You will be informed promptly in case of any potential threat.

Most potent weapon was used to hit Jaish-e-Mohammed HQ at Bahawalpur in Operation Sindoor: Report

Jaish-e-Mohammed's headquarters in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, was destroyed by using the most potent weapon under Operation Sindoor, sources told ANI on Sunday. The source said the attacks were carried out with precision, adding that the runway of Rahim Yar Khan airbase (in Pakistan) was totally flattened, and Pakistan Air Force Base Nur Khan, situated in Chaklala was also hit badly. (Read More)

India-Pakistan News Live: Indian military's top brass to address media at 6:30 pm

A joint media briefing by the Director Generals of Military Operations from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force is scheduled for today at 6:30 PM.

India-Pakistan News Live: If they fire a bullet we will fire a shell - PM Modi’s clear message to forces

Operation Sindoor is far from over, and India's position is clear—any provocation will be met with force, sources told news agency ANI. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is said to have issued direct orders: “Wahan se goli chalegi, yahan se gola chalega” — meaning any gunfire from across the border will be answered with heavy shelling. According to the sources, the turning point that triggered this aggressive response was the targeting of Indian air bases.

India should ban apple imports from Turkey, boycott tourism: Himachal Cong leader

India should immediately ban import of apples and other goods from Turkey and people should boycott tourism, said All India Congress Committee spokesperson Kuldeep Singh Rathore in a statement on Sunday. He said, "When Turkey was hit by a devastating earthquake in 2023, India started 'Operation Dost' and provided all possible assistance including aid, National Disaster Response Force and sent drones to rescue the people trapped under the rubble. We even modified Kisan drones to carry medicine and food." "However, the ungrateful country stabbed India as drones manufactured by Tehran was a part of Pakistan flock used against India. Nation comes first and therefore I demand that India should immediately ban import of Apple and other goods from Turkey," he said in a video statement. - PTI

The brains behind the blowback against Pak: Meet the men that form India’s strategic core

India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on May 10 after nearly four days of intense firing between the nuclear-armed neighbours. The United States claimed to have brokered an understanding between the nations, with President Donald Trump also offering a solution “concerning Kashmir.” Tensions between India and Pakistan were on the boil since a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam last month killed 26 Indian tourists. (Read More)

India-Pakistan News Live: Rahim Yar Khan airbase's sole runway out of action after Indian strikes, admits Pakistan

After India's military strike on the Rahim Yar Khan airbase in Pakistan's Punjab province, the airbase's only runway has been declared non-operational for a week. This was confirmed through a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) issued by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) on Saturday evening, according to a report by The Indian Express. The NOTAM came into effect at 4:00 PM local time in Pakistan (4:30 PM IST) on May 10 and will remain valid until 4:59 AM Pakistan time (5:29 AM IST) on May 18.

One post, decades undone: Trump’s take on India-Pak ties

From average Modi supporters to retired military personnel and defense analysts, many are expressing their frustration over the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan. For them, the latest military exchange was a rare opportunity—one that should have been used to firmly remind Pakistan of its position. Some even argue that India should have reclaimed parts, if not all, of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. But here’s the crucial question: Was that ever the objective of Operation Sindoor? (Read More)

India-Pakistan News Live Rahul Gandhi writes to PM Modi urging Parliament Session

Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, reiterating the unified demand of the Opposition to urgently convene a special session of Parliament. The request comes in light of the recent Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor, and the ongoing ceasefire situation. In his letter, Rahul Gandhi emphasized that it is essential for both the public and their elected representatives to engage in a meaningful discussion on these critical national issues.

Pakistan's claim of capturing India's first female Rafale pilot Lt Shivangi Singh is false

As tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad escalate, India is not only facing attacks with drones, missiles, and artillery fire from Pakistan but also battling the spread of misinformation on social media. On Saturday, a false claim circulated online stating that Pakistani forces had captured Squadron Leader Shivangi Singh. A viral video and image falsely suggested that Singh had been captured near Sialkot after her jet was shot down amid rising India-Pakistan tensions. However, the Press Information Bureau (PIB) swiftly debunked the claim, clarifying its falsehood. (Read More)

India-Pakistan News Live: Rajnath Singh's swipe at Pak Army

• The Indian Army initiated Operation Sindoor with the clear aim of dismantling terrorist networks based in Pakistan.
• At no point were Pakistani civilians targeted; our operations remained focused on eliminating terror infrastructure.
• In contrast, Pakistan launched attacks on Indian civilian zones and even attempted strikes on religious sites including temples, gurdwaras, and churches.
• The Indian Army responded with courage, determination, and restraint, launching powerful strikes on multiple Pakistani military installations.
• These operations weren’t limited to border regions — the impact was felt deep inside Pakistan, including Rawalpindi, where the Pakistani Army's headquarters is located.

India-Pakistan News Live: Rajnath Singh inaugurates BrahMos manufacturing facility in Lucknow

• Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurates BrahMos manufacturing facility in Lucknow.
• "A momentous day for both Uttar Pradesh and the nation," says Defence Minister.
• Rajnath Singh highlights the strategic importance of the new BrahMos unit.
• Expresses vision for Uttar Pradesh to emerge as a key hub in India’s Defence Corridor.
• Describes BrahMos as more than a missile — a powerful symbol of the Armed Forces' strength.

India-Pakistan News Live: Ask the people of Pakistan about the power of the BrahMos missile, says UP CM Yogi Adityanath

UP CM Yogi Adityanath says, "You must have seen a glimpse of the BrahMos missile during Operation Sindoor. If you didn't, then just ask the people of Pakistan about the power of the BrahMos missile. PM Narendra Modi has announced that any act of terrorism going forward will be considered an act of war. The problem of terrorism can not be solved till we don't crush it completely. To crush terrorism, we all have to fight together in one voice under PM Narendra Modi's leadership. Terrorism can never accept the language of love. It will have to be answered in its own language. Through Operation Sindoor, India has given a message to the whole world."

India-Pakistan News Live: 'Operations are still ongoing,' posts Indian Air Force amid fragile truce

• The Indian Air Force (IAF) has successfully undertaken its responsibilities under Operation Sindoor with precision and professionalism. The missions were carried out methodically and discreetly, in line with national objectives.
• Given that the operation is still underway, a detailed briefing will be shared at a later stage. The IAF urges the public to avoid speculation and the spread of unverified details.

Operation Sindoor cripples Pakistan in 4 days: Here's how India inflicted heavy damage on Islamabad

After days of intense escalation by Pakistan, Saturday's US-brokered ceasefire sought to achieve semblance of normalcy in the ongoing aggression between India and Pakistan. But, the ceasefire or more accurately the understanding was breached by Islamabad within hours of the public pronouncement of a temporary truce. Along multiple border areas, Indian air defence systems intercepted multiple drone attacks. (Read More)

India may have used Brahmos supersonic cruise missiles to hit Pakistan army bases, says report

India may have used the Brahmos supersonic cruise missiles while striking Pakistani military bases early Saturday, according to a report by Indian Express. The Indian armed forces reportedly struck at Rafiqui (Shorkot, Jhang), Murid (Chakwal), Nur Khan (Chaklala, Rawalpindi) Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur and Chunian (Kasur). The air bases in Skardu, Bholari, Jacobabad and Sargodha also suffered extensive damage. Radar sites at Pasrur and Sialkot were also targeted using precision munitions. (Read More)

Operation Sindoor: How India fought off Pakistan's disinformation war, 7 biggest picks of conflict

India not just battled swarms of drones, missiles, and artillery shells from Pakistan, the Indian side had to constantly respond to the barrage of disinformation, a vital tool in modern-day warfare, originating from the neighbouring country, with the Press Information Bureau's (PIB) Fact Check unit leading the charge. (Read More)

India-Pakistan News Live: PM Modi holds meeting with 3 service chiefs and Chief of Defence Staff

A day after Pakistan violated ceasefire hours after announcing truce with India, PM Modi is holding a crucial meddting with the three service chiefs and the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).

India-Pakistan News Live: 'Pakistan backed off after 11 pm, knows India’s precision strike power', says ex-Army officer

While speaking about the ceasefire violation by Pakistan yesterday night, Maj Gen (Retd) PK Sehgal told news agency PTI that India had warned of an "unprecedented response" to any violations. He stressed on the fact that after 11 pm, there was complete silence from across the border. Sehgal added that India destroyed six major airfields and targeted Pakistan’s air defence systems without harming civilians. He further said Pakistan now understands the Indian Air Force’s precision capability.

India-Pakistan News Live: 'Proud of the strong and unwaveringly powerful leadership of India and Pakistan for reaching ceasefire', Trump says

US President Donald Trump said that he is proud of the "strong and unwaveringly powerful leadership of India and Pakistan" for reaching a ceasefire amid growing tensions. "I am very proud of the strong and unwaveringly powerful leadership of India and Pakistan for having the strength, wisdom, and fortitude to fully know and understand that it was time to stop the current aggression that could have lead (led) to the death and destruction of so many, and so much," Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social.

India-Pakistan News Live: Families of Pahalgam victims thank Indian Army for action on Pakistan

After India and Pakistan reached an understanding, Pahalgam attack victim Yatish Parmar's nephew says, "...PM Modi and our Army took revenge by launching Operation Sindoor, and we thank them for that. PM Modi should eliminate terrorism once and for all..."

India-Pakistan News Live: 'Situation is peaceful now', Amritsar Airport ACP says

ACP Airport, Amritsar, Yadwinder Singh said, "Situation is peaceful...Some rumours are being spread. But there is adequate security...It is peaceful now, there is no drone activity. People should not panic. I appeal to the media to verify the reports coming to them and then display. It is essential to verify the false rumours being spread by people."

India-Pakistan News Live: Calm in Firozpur, Rajouri and Pathankot after no new reports of drones, firing or shelling

Visuals of a calm morning from Pathankot, Firozpur and Rajouri surfaced as no drones, firing or shelling was reported since last night.

India-Pakistan News Live: Akhnoor reports 'normal' morning with no new drones, firing or shelling

The situation seemed normal in Akhnoor. No drones, firing or shelling was reported during the night, ANI reported.

India-Pakistan News Live: No new drones, firing or shelling reported in Jammu or Poonch; visuals surface

Situation remained normal in Jammu and Poonch as news agency ANI reported that no new drones, firing or shelling were reported from these areas.

India-Pakistan News Live: Amritsar DC says city on 'red alert' after Pakistan violates ceasefire

"We have restored power supply for your convenience, but we are still on red alert. Sirens will sound now, indicating this red alert. Please don't move out of your house; stay indoors and away from windows. We will be informing you when we get the green signal. Please ensure compliance and please don't panic," Amritsar DC said.

India-Pakistan News Live: Amritsar DC asks people to remain indoors and switch off the lights

In a guideline issued at 4:39 am, the DC of Amritsar asked the public to remain indoors and keep their lights shut. "By way of abundant caution, please remain indoors with lights off and move away from windows. Please do not move out on the road, balcony or terrace. Don't panic. We will let you know when we can resume normal activities," the guideline said.

India-Pakistan News Live: China backs ceasefire after NSA Doval-Wang Yi call

In a significant diplomatic exchange amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi over the phone to discuss the escalating conflict.

According to a statement by the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Doval conveyed India’s deep anguish over the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which resulted in serious casualties among Indian forces.

Wang Yi expressed China’s strong condemnation of the terror attack and reaffirmed Beijing’s opposition to all forms of terrorism.

India-Pakistan News Live: Pakistan targets Udhampur, Jammu, Kutch with drones after LoC shelling

Ceasefire breaches were reported in the Akhnoor sector of Jammu, and in the Rajouri and Mendhar areas of Poonch, according to Army sources.

Though the shelling subsided later in the evening, tensions on the ground remain high.

In a parallel offensive, Pakistani drones targeted cities including Udhampur, Jammu, Srinagar, Akhnoor, Rajouri, Samba, and Kutch, triggering blackouts in several border regions.

Drone activity was also reported in Fazilka, Punjab. Know how the situation unfolded.

India-Pakistan News Live: Soldier killed by debris after Army intercepts Pakistani UAV

An Indian Army soldier was killed after being struck by debris from a Pakistani drone that was successfully intercepted by air defence systems at the Udhampur air base in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, officials confirmed.

The incident occurred prior to the ceasefire announcement made later in the day by India and Pakistan following intense cross-border combat.

The fallen soldier, identified as Surendra Singh Moga, hailed from Jhunjhunu district in Rajasthan and was on duty at the strategically vital Udhampur air base, which came under drone attack earlier in the day.

According to defence officials, India’s Army Air Defence units successfully intercepted the incoming drones, but one soldier sustained critical injuries after being hit by a fragment of the falling drone.

He later succumbed to his injuries.