A former Pentagon official, Michael Rubin, has claimed that Pakistan sought a ceasefire 'like a scared dog with its tail between its legs' after India's precision attack on terror camps. Rubin's statement contradicts US President Donald Trump's claim of brokering the ceasefire. The former official asserts that India effectively decimated terror headquarters and blunted Pakistan's response, putting their airfields out of commission.
India remains on 'hot standby' despite a ceasefire with Pakistan, according to sources. Sources revealed that China and Turkey actively supported Pakistan during recent hostilities, providing missiles, drones, and operational assistance.
Gangamma Jatra is marked by vibrant festivities, with devotees dressing in diverse attire to honor the fierce act of Goddess Gangamma.
US President Donald Trump has stirred controversy by telling Apple CEO Tim Cook not to expand production in India and claiming India has agreed to zero tariffs on many products. This comes just before important India-US trade talks. India has rejected Trump's claims about mediating between India and Pakistan. Experts suggest Trump's comments are aimed at pressuring India ahead of negotiations, while Indian officials maintain relations with Pakistan will remain bilateral. The transcript discusses US-India trade negotiations and President Trump's claims about brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Indian officials state there is no pressure to meet US deadlines and India is seeking a bilateral trade agreement by fall. The Congress party has demanded Prime Minister Modi break his silence on Trump's comments. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that nuclear blackmail by Pakistan would not work. The transcript also covers Operation Sindoor and its impact on terror groups.
Did India and Pakistan both exaggerate their strikes? NYT’s article says no, but the headline says otherwise. Here’s what they’re missing.
