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Pakistan’s actions breach 1961 Vienna Convention, which requires host nations to ensure all facilities for diplomatic missions under Article 25 PTC Web Desk:  In a retaliatory move following India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’, Pakistan reportedly cut off essential supplies to Indian diplomats stationed in Islamabad. According to an India Today report, the Pakistani authorities stopped piped gas supply to the residences of Indian diplomats and instructed local cylinder distributors not to sell gas cylinders to them. In addition to gas, the supply of bottled mineral water and newspapers has also been suspended. The measures are believed to be part of a calculated plan by Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), aimed at exerting pressure through a series of small-scale retaliatory actions. As a countermeasure, India stopped delivering newspapers to Pakistani diplomats posted in New Delhi. This is not the first time Pakistan has taken such steps. Following India...

EAM Jaishankar addressed questions on Operation Sindoor, clarifying that no call took place between PM Modi and Trump during the India-Pakistan conflict. He dismissed the US President's claim of intervening and using trade offers for ceasefire. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in the Lok Sabha on Monday that there was no call between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump between April 22 and June 17. He denied the claims made by Trump regarding using trade as a means to end the India-Pakistan conflict, and push the countries to agree to a ceasefire. Speaking during the debate on Operation Sindoor in the ongoing Monsoon Session in the Lok Sabha, Jaishankar said: "There was no call between the Prime Minister [Modi] and President Trump from the 22nd of April when President Trump called up to convey his sympathy and the 17th of June, when he called up Prime Minister [Modi] in Canada to explain why he could not meet." VIDEO | Speaking on Opera...

CDS Chauhan’s remarks clarified the concerns raised by the Congress, which had accused the Centre of providing advance information to Pakistan about Operation Sindoor. Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on Tuesday shared details of Operation Sindoor, stating that India had notified Pakistan five minutes after conducting strikes on their terror camps. Notably, General Chauhan’s remarks clarified the concerns raised by the Congress, which had accused the Centre of committing a “crime" by allegedly providing advance information to Pakistan about Operation Sindoor. “We had informed Pakistan on the day we launched the strikes (May 7). We did the strike between 1 am and 1.30 am. After five minutes of concluding the operations, we called Pakistan to say we had done this," said General Chahuhan while delivering a special lecture on ‘Future Wars and Warfare’ organised by Savitribai Phule Pune University. General Chauhan further said that the Indian Armed Forces acted wi...

The three-year academic partnership between the two varsities was signed in February this year that is now cut short. New Delhi: Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), aligning itself with national interests, has officially terminated its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Inonu University of Turkey. Announcing the decision on X, the central university stated the cancellation was carried out “due to national security considerations”. The varsity reinforced its stance with a firm declaration – “JNU stands with the nation”. The MoU was signed on February 3, 2025. It was originally intended to remain in effect until February 2, 2028 – a three-year academic partnership now cut short. Due to National Security considerations, the MoU between JNU and Inonu University, Türkiye stands suspended until further notice. JNU stands with the Nation. #NationFirst @rashtrapatibhvn @VPIndia @narendramodi @PMOIndia @AmitShah @DrSJaishankar @MEAIndia @EduMinOfIndia — Jawaharlal Nehru University (...

Ambala Blackout: Frustrated by Operation Sindoor, Pakistan tried to attack several cities of India with missiles and drones. After this, more precautions are being taken. Meanwhile, the Ambala administration has decided to impose a blackout. Ambala Blackout: Frustrated by Operation Sindoor, Pakistan tried to attack several cities of India with missiles and drones. After this, more precautions are being taken. Meanwhile, the Ambala administration has decided to impose a blackout. Ambala Blackout: There will be a 10-hour blackout every day in Ambala, Haryana until further orders. The Ambala administration said that in view of the threat of air strikes from Pakistan, it has been decided to keep the lights off from 8 pm to 6 am. "In view of the current situation and intelligence indicating the threat of a possible air strike from Pakistan, it is necessary to ensure a complete blackout at night to protect public safety and strategic interests," the administration said. The ...

India Strikes: During the operation, care was taken to target only the terrorists. On the night of 6 May, attacks were carried out on 9 terrorist hideouts inside Pakistan and POJK, where about 900 terrorists were present. Pakistan has been deeply shaken by the revenge taken by India for the gruesome killing of 26 innocent Indians in the Pahalgam terror attack. Pakistan has been a safe haven for terrorists for a long time and these terrorists plot against India, but this time India has avenged all the attacks. Under this operation, 9 terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) were destroyed by firing 24 missiles. In the briefing, the Indian Army gave information about the camps present in Pakistan and PoK, how they were targeted and how they were plotting against India. Colonel Sofia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh told in the briefing that in the first phase, intelligence input was collected about the activities going on inside Pakistan and then after i...