The Latest Breaking News from Pahalgam

Operation Sindoor enters US Midterms as Trump boasts mediation

During a rally in Florida, Trump claimed he stopped a potential war between India and Pakistan through tariffs. He expressed that these actions prevented escalation following the Pahalgam terror attack. Trump mentioned the shooting down of eleven planes as evidence of conflict, which he alleges he resolved without UN involvement.…

The Economic Times · 11h ago

Nuclear weapons must not be treated as 'routine instruments of statecraft': India slams Pakistan at UN

India told Pakistan at the UN that it would not bow to nuclear blackmail and warned against treating nuclear weapons as routine instruments of statecraft. Exercising its Right of Reply, New Delhi defended Operation Sindoor as a measured act of self-defence after the Pahalgam terror attack and reiterated its zero-tolerance…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

India, Italy reiterate condemnation of Pahalgam terror attack during JWC meet

India and Italy condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam that occurred on April 22, 2025. They held two meetings in New Delhi focused on counterterrorism cooperation and organized crime. Both countries discussed enhancing efforts against drug trafficking and emerging global terrorist threats. Additionally, they reaffirmed the need to counter terrorism…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

BRICS Summit a success, we forged consensus in midst of a polarised world: EAM Jaishankar

The BRICS Summit concluded successfully in New Delhi under India’s leadership. Leaders reached consensus on key issues despite a highly polarised global environment. The West Asia conflict was a challenging issue, but a joint statement was adopted. The summit emphasised reform and resilience for the Global South. Leaders also condemned…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Real Pashmina vs Fake: How to Spot Authentic Kashmiri Shawls and Where Kani Weaving Fits In

The fibre: what pashmina actually meansA genuine pashmina comes from one animal, one region, and one diameter of fibre. The Changthangi goat, raised by nomadic Changpa herders on the Changthang plateau of Ladakh at altitudes above 4,500 metres, produces an underwool with a diameter of 12 to 16 microns. That…

Times Life · Sep 4

Kabul, Kashmir, Mumbai, Pahalgam: Hafiz Saeed’s deadly four-decade terror trail

India has formally charged Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba, in connection with a new case of terrorism. The Mumbai Police have initiated proceedings for a trial in absentia, highlighting the legacy of LeT across various phases. Originating from the Afghan jihad in the 1980s, the organization has transitioned…

The Times of India · Aug 30

The Amarnath Ice Shivling and What Pilgrimage Teaches You About Sacred Impermanence

The Ice That No One MadeInside the Amarnath cave, at roughly 3,888 metres above sea level in the Kashmir Himalayas, a column of ice forms each year from water seeping through the limestone ceiling. No sculptor touched it. No priest installed it. It rises, reaches a peak sometime around the…

Times Life · Aug 26

NSA Ajit Doval says India can ‘hit hard’ irrespective of consequences in first post-Sindoor interview

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval stated India's tolerance is not weakness. He discussed Operation Sindoor, which targeted terror camps after an attack. The operation aimed to destroy enemy camps responsible for the Pahalgam incident. This military action sent a clear message about India's forceful response capabilities. The two-part docuseries details…

The Economic Times · Aug 14

'Water is our red line': Shehbaz Sharif threatens India with 'direct response' over Indus Treaty

Pakistan has yet again raked up India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), with its Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif threatening a “direct response” to New Delhi’s move, which came days after the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir in April last year.

The Times of India · Aug 14

The enduring legacy of Kashmir’s poet-saints who built bridges between faiths

Kashmir remains one of the world’s most contentious geopolitical flash points. In April 2025, India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed countries that share a tense border, came dangerously close to a major confrontation after militants attacked Indian tourists near the popular resort town of Pahalgam in Indian Kashmir. Against this backdrop,…

The Conversation · Jul 30