63 Naxalites, Including 36 With Total Bounty of Over ₹1.19 Crore, Surrender In Chhattisgarh

In a significant development for counter-insurgency efforts in central India, 63 Naxalites surrendered in Dantewada district, Chhattisgarh, on Friday. Among them, 36 carried a collective bounty exceeding Rs 1.19 crore, marking a major blow to Maoist networks in the region.The surrender took place before senior police officials and personnel from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), under the

January 9, 2026
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IAF Chief: Operation Sindoor Demands Nation-Building From All

Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, the Chief of the Indian Air Force, praised National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets for their vital contributions during Operation Sindoor while addressing them at the ongoing Republic Day Camp in Delhi Cantonment, reported new agency PTI.He emphasised that the military operation had reinforced a crucial message: life extends beyond personal pursuits or earning money, and

January 9, 2026
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Kathua Gunfight: Security Forces Lock Down Terrorist Hideout

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district intensified their cordon on Wednesday evening after a fierce gunfight with terrorists in a remote forest area. The encounter unfolded in Kahog village, Billawar, when the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the local police launched a search operation based on intelligence about two to three terrorists hiding nearby.Inspector General of Police,

January 8, 2026
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Trump Boasts Ending 8 Wars, Slams Norway For Snubbing Nobel Peace Prize

US President Donald Trump has made bold claims about his foreign policy achievements, asserting that he "single-handedly ENDED 8 WARS" during his leadership. In a lengthy post on Truth Social, Trump linked his diplomatic record directly to what he describes as a rebuilt American military that now commands global respect.Trump expressed frustration over being denied the Nobel Peace Prize, accusing

January 8, 2026
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Pak Propaganda Busted, Here’s How Islamabad Ran For Help During Op Sindoor: NDTV Report

Pakistan’s propaganda surrounding Operation Sindoor has been thoroughly debunked by official US government filings, revealing Islamabad’s desperate pleas for American intervention during India’s decisive military response.The revelations stem from documents submitted under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), accessed by NDTV, which expose the stark contrast between Pakistan’s public

January 8, 2026
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Jaishankar Slams Distant Critics’ Mindless Western Hypocrisy in Operation Sindoor

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar sharply criticised Western hypocrisy during his interaction with the Indian community in Luxembourg City on 7 January 2026.Speaking on the sidelines of Operation Sindoor, India’s military response in May 2025, he highlighted how distant observers often proffer advice without due consideration.Jaishankar noted that countries far removed from regional tensions

January 7, 2026
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Pakistan’s Crumbling Security Triggers Mass Uprising In Balochistan

Pakistan’s security apparatus in Balochistan has reached a critical breaking point, igniting widespread public outrage and mass protests across the restive province. In Kech district, residents face a relentless surge in kidnapping-for-ransom, rampant criminality, and utter lawlessness, prompting political parties, traders’ associations, and civil society groups to escalate their demonstrations

January 7, 2026
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Jairam Ramesh of Congress Claims US State Secretary Rubio’s Intervention On stopping Operation Sindoor

Congress MP Jairam Ramesh has reignited debate over external involvement in last year’s India–Pakistan military standoff by claiming explicit United States intervention in halting Operation Sindoor. In remarks made on Tuesday, he referred to events of May 2025, asserting that the de‑escalation came after direct contact with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on 10 May 2025. According to Ramesh,

January 7, 2026
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US Arms, Fedayeen Fury Make 2025 Pakistan’s Deadliest Year

Pakistan experienced its deadliest year in over a decade in 2025, with conflict-related deaths surging by 74 per cent to 3,413, according to data from the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS), an Islamabad-based think tank.This marked a sharp escalation from the 1,950 fatalities recorded in 2024. The rise was primarily fuelled by a resurgence in Fedayeen attacks and the

January 6, 2026
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