Senior leader of India's main opposition Congress party, Rahul Gandhi, said he would fund the education of 22 children who lost their parents during the India-Pakistan military escalation.Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said he would bear the educational expenses of 22 children from Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir who were orphaned following the military conflict between India and Pakistan in May,

Responding to another question, Dar stated that Pakistan has no plans to recognise Israel. He called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people.

During his visit to Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch in May, Rahul Gandhi had reportedly asked Congress workers to identify children affected by cross-border shelling in the region

Get to know how Operation Mahadev, a major joint counterterrorism mission by Indian forces, neutralized Pakistani LeT terrorists linked to the Pahalgam massacre. Learn about the operation’s significance,

India's military strategy intensifies as Operation Mahadev strikes a decisive blow to terror in Kashmir, ensuring greater security for the region.

Union home minister Amit Shah declared during the Parliament debate on Operation Sindoor that the Congress’s tradition of having debates after every terror attack was over

During a parliament discussion, BJP MP Baijayant Jay Panda disclosed the neutralization of a terrorist involved in the Pahalgam attack through Operation Mahadev in Jammu and Kashmir. The operation underscores India's decisive action against cross-border terrorism amid past failures of diplomatic appeasement by previous administrations.

ISLAMABAD: India has initiated a covert military operation titled “Operation Mahadev” as part of efforts to mask its recent failures during the conflict with Pakistan, according to security sources on Monday.

In a cemented statement on India's foreign policy actions in the ongoing Operation Sindoor, Jaishankar echoed Modi's new doctrine of zero tolerance against cross-border terrorism. Jaishankar, in his address to the Lok Sabha, said talks and terror cannot go hand-in-hand, and that India will not pay heed to threats of nuclear weapons.