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Jay Panda exclusive: India's new normal in countering Pakistan-sponsored terrorism
UPDATED: Jun 7, 2025 13:00 IST
The discussion focuses on India's Operation Sindhu against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and the subsequent diplomatic outreach to Middle Eastern countries. A BJP MP discusses the changing perception of India in the Islamic world, the effectiveness of the operation, and the united stance of India against terrorism. The conversation also touches upon Pakistan's propaganda efforts and the new normal in India's approach to countering cross-border terrorism.
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