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India has launched a sharp diplomatic offensive against Pakistan at the United Nations, exposing Islamabad’s latest propaganda narrative of “Fitna al Hindustan” as nothing more than state-sponsored disinformation.Speaking at a United Nations Security Council session on Afghanistan, India’s Permanent Representative, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, accused Pakistan of deliberately manufacturing
Russia has confirmed its readiness to supply India with additional S-400 air defence systems without restrictions, reinforcing New Delhi’s decision to expand its fleet beyond the original five units.This comes after the fourth system was delivered in May 2026, with the fifth expected later this year, and India’s approval to procure another five squadrons following the system’s combat success in
Pakistan’s satellite surveillance program has undergone a dramatic transformation in the past 16 months, with six launches taking place in rapid succession, according to a report by The Print.This pace is unprecedented for the country’s historically slow-moving space agency SUPARCO, which had managed only nine launches in the previous six decades.The sudden acceleration has raised concerns about
Nepal’s diplomatic tone has shifted markedly in recent days, following the controversy sparked by Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s remarks on the border issue.The backlash within Nepal highlighted the risks of politicising sensitive territorial matters, and the new government has moved quickly to recalibrate its approach. Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal’s visit to New Delhi was presented as a
The Border Security Force (BSF) successfully foiled an infiltration attempt by 10–11 Bangladeshi nationals in Cooch Behar district of West Bengal, reinforcing India’s heightened vigilance along the sensitive India-Bangladesh border.The incident occurred in Sitalkuchi Block, where BSF personnel acted swiftly to prevent unauthorised entry.The infiltration attempt took place in the Sangarbari area
Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal has articulated a strikingly forward-looking vision for bilateral relations with India during his official visit to New Delhi from 5 to 7 June.Speaking to the media, he emphasised that Nepal seeks to engage with a rising India that has transformed itself into a global economic and technological powerhouse.He described India’s rapid growth as a historic
Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal has underlined that no boundary dispute is too complex to resolve if both sides approach dialogue with sincerity and openness.Speaking in New Delhi on Sunday, Khanal stressed that Nepal intends to pursue its border issues with India through diplomatic channels, asserting that challenges can be overcome when discussions are conducted with an “open heart.”His
India has formally activated its new border security doctrine, signalling a decisive shift in its approach to frontier management. The Home Minister has undertaken a comprehensive review of sensitive borders stretching from the eastern to the western frontiers, underscoring the seriousness of the initiative.This doctrine is designed to strengthen India’s defensive posture while enabling rapid and
Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal met India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval in New Delhi on Friday, as part of his ongoing two-day official visit to India.The meeting was confirmed by the Nepal Embassy in India, which stated that the two officials discussed a range of issues aimed at further strengthening Nepal-India bilateral relations. In a post on X, the embassy noted that the
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has announced that the concept of "smart borders" has reached its final stage, with pilot projects to be launched soon at seven to eight locations across India’s international frontiers.Speaking at the Lankamura Border Outpost of the Border Security Force in Tripura, Shah outlined the government’s plan to establish a quadrangular fool proof security grid that