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TopicPahalgam terror attack

Topic: Pahalgam terror attack

On 22 April, 2025, terrorists killed 25 Indians—24 tourists and a Kashmiri local—and 1 Nepalese tourist at Baisaran meadows in Pahalgam before fleeing the tourist spot. Eyewitness accounts indicate victims were singled out on the basis of religion, shot at close range in front of their families.

At the time of the attack, PM Modi was in Saudi Arabia on an official visit and US Vice President JD Vance was visiting India. Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) offshoot The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility for the attack.

The Cabinet Committee of Security (CCS) chaired by PM Modi met the day after the attack and in a statement highlighted a potential link to Pakistan, saying “cross-border linkages of the terrorist attack were brought out”.

J&K Police transfer Pahalgam SHO in first administrative action since terror attack

Mayank Kumar -
Inspector Reyaz Ahmad has been attached to the district police line. Inspector Peer Gulzar Ahmad has been appointed the next SHO of Pahalgam.

Right-wing jingoists will never get Himanshi Narwal’s patriotism. She wants to build, not burn

Karanjeet Kaur -
It would have been understandable if Himanshi Narwal and Aarti R Menon demanded vengeance or gave in to communal hatred. Instead, they chose something much harder—grace and courage.

Pakistan-linked cyber-attacks intensify as defence websites, veterans’ platforms targeted

Javaria Rana -
Hackers have targeted prominent defence websites, including those of Indian Military Engineering Service & Manohar Parrikar Institute of Defence Studies & Analysis.

Amid strained ties with India, a rare voice of sanity in Islamabad—imam of Lal Masjid

Debdutta Chakraborty -
In a viral video from Sunday, Maulana Abdul Aziz Ghazi indicates that India does not bomb or disappear its citizens like Pakistan.

How 1971 Indian Airlines hijacking led Pakistan to add ‘false flag’ to its terror denial toolkit

Praveen Swami -
On 30 January 1971, a plane flying to Jammu-Satwari airport was hijacked by Kashmiri separatists. The handling of the episode marked how Pakistan repeatedly brushes off terror charges.

Tough days ahead for Pakistan as Moody’s warns of economic fallout of ‘sustained tensions’ with India

Keshav Padmanabhan -
A sectoral note by the US credit rating agency says continued tensions may hinder Pakistan's access to foreign funds, putting pressure on its ability to meet external debt payment needs.

On Islamabad’s request, UNSC to hold closed-door consultations on India-Pakistan tensions

ANI -
Pakistan's Mission to UN Sunday requested emergency consultations stating that tensions with India over situation in J&K pose 'threat to both regional & international peace & security'.

No appetite for war among Pakistan’s citizens while India ‘quietly lobbies’ for support at UN

Antara Baruah -
Global media also reports on worsening press freedom in India and Gautam Adani’s tactics to ‘sway’ the Trump administration in US.

‘India wants partners, not preachers’—Jaishankar slams Europe’s lack of engagement with Russia for peace

Keshav Padmanabhan -
Jaishankar’s comments on European ‘hypocrisy’ come after a conversation with EU counterpart Kaja Kallas about Pahalgam. Kallas urged India and Pakistan to ‘show restraint & pursue dialogue’.

Pakistani journalist banned by Army says it’s ‘sadder’ to be blocked by India

Debdutta Chakraborty -
Wajahat Saeed Khan’s documentary series on the Pakistani military, We Are Soldiers, was banned by Pakistan’s media regulator, PEMRA.
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