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During the investigation, officials recovered electronic devices that revealed important details about a planned terror plot. The Special Cell of Delhi Police has carried out a major operation and claimed to have foiled a plan linked to Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI. Police arrested 8 people from different cities during action against a module linked to Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti. According to investigators, all the accused were in direct contact with Bhatti and his handlers in Pakistan through social media. Initial investigation suggests that the group was planning a major terror attack in Delhi. Some VIPs and important locations were also among their targets, and they had already conducted reconnaissance of these places. Electronic devices recovered from the accused have revealed several important clues linked to cross-border terror networks. Plan for a Major Attack in Delhi During questioning, the arrested accused reportedly admitted that they were assigned tasks to carr...

Pakistan Attack Afghanistan: Tensions have once again escalated between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the situation on the border has become critical. The armies of both countries are facing each other at the Spin Boldak-Chaman border and are attacking each other with artillery and tanks. Pakistan Attack Afghanistan:  Tensions have once again escalated between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the situation on the border has become critical. The armies of both countries are facing each other at the Spin Boldak-Chaman border and are attacking each other with artillery and tanks. According to reports, at around 11 a.m. on Monday (April 27, 2026), the Pakistani military launched a drone attack on the Kunar University campus. A professor and two students were seriously injured in the attack. The situation worsened following this attack on the educational institution. In response, Afghanistan also launched an offensive against Pakistan. Afghanistan's retaliatory action The Afghan army has c...

The police have taken Sohail Malik and Mehak (Sane Iram), the two masterminds, along with four others, into their custody. The Ghaziabad police on March 14 arrested six individuals for allegedly being associated with a spying network that held ties with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI. These individuals are accused of installing CCTV cameras at various places to transmit live video feeds about army routes, troop forces, and weaponry. According to sources, the Ghaziabad Police took Sohail Malik, the mastermind of this racket, into custody. Malik, a resident of Meerut, received Rs 10,000 for each video clip he transmitted. Along with Sohail, a woman named Mahek (Sane Iram) has also been arrested. Mahek had the responsibility of recruiting young members to the network. Both Mahek and Sohail also had the responsibility to pay all the members based on their work. Subsequently, the police arrested Praveen, Raj Valmiki, Shiva Valmiki, and Ritik Gangwa for being involved in the operation. T...

Chenab River Projects: India's strategy for Pakistan's water security is no longer confined to diplomatic documents or future plans. In the mountainous regions of Jammu and Kashmir, this policy is now manifesting itself in the form of concrete structures and rapidly progressing projects. Chenab River Projects:  India's strategy for Pakistan's water security is no longer confined to diplomatic documents or future plans. In the mountainous regions of Jammu and Kashmir, this policy is now manifesting itself in the form of concrete structures and rapidly progressing projects. The central government has issued clear instructions to complete four major hydropower projects being built on the Chenab River system within the stipulated timeframe, signaling that there will be no room for delay. This direction became clearer after Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's recent two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir. During this visit, he inspected several key dam sites, reviewed progr...

Munir’s elevation to the rank of Field Marshal and the amendment in the Constitution to make him the CDF hint at his dictatorial intent. If someone turns the pages of Pakistan’s political–defence history, a certain pattern becomes clear: after every war with India, a dictator emerges in Pakistan. Zia, Musharraf..now Munir? After the 1971 war between India and Pakistan, Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq took command of the nation. Similarly, after the Kargil war, General Pervez Musharraf led a military coup and eventually took charge of Pakistan. Now, Field Marshal Asim Munir appears to be following in the footsteps of Zia-ul-Haq and Musharraf. Munir’s elevation to the rank of Field Marshal and the amendment in the Constitution to make him the CDF hint at his dictatorial intent. Military rulers have governed Pakistan for 33 out of the 78 years since its Independence. In 1958, General Ayub Khan led a military coup. He later faced a war with India in 1965, but since he was already the military ruler, h...

PoK unrest: Violent protests have erupted in PoK against the Pakistani government, leading to the death of 12 civilians. The protests are being led by the Joint Awami Action Committee. New Delhi: India on Friday took a dig at Pakistan over the recent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and said it was a result of Islamabad's 'oppressive policies'. Speaking at a press conference in New Delhi, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal further said that Pakistan should be responsible for the violation of human rights in the PoK. "We have seen reports on protests in several areas of Pakistan occupied Jammu & Kashmir, including brutalities by Pakistani forces on innocent civilians. We believe that it is a natural consequence of Pakistan’s oppressive approach and its systemic plundering of resources from these territories, which remain under its forcible and illegal occupation. Pakistan must be held accountable for its horrific human rights ...

Following two defeats to India in the Asia Cup, the PCB has filed a complaint against Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav. Find out the full story in detail here. Pakistan, distraught after their defeat to India in the 2025 Asia Cup, has filed a complaint against Suryakumar Yadav. The PCB has complained to the ICC about India's T20 captain's statement. Following this, the ICC match referee has sent an email to the Indian cricket team.  According to a report in Dainik Jagran, match referee Richie Richardson has asked Suryakumar Yadav for an explanation for his statements made during the awards ceremony and press conference. The report states that the PCB filed two complaints with the ICC regarding Suryakumar Yadav. The ICC has sent two reports to match referee Richie Richardson regarding the PCB's complaint, following which he has sent an email to the Indian team.  The email sent by Richie Richardson states that the ICC has sent me two reports to handle. The Pakistan Cricket Boa...