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India neutralised Pakistan’s air defence system in Lahore following attempted drone and missile strikes on multiple Indian military bases. The Ministry of Defence confirmed the retaliation matched Pakistan’s aggression in scale. Amid increased LoC shelling by Pakistan, India emphasized its commitment to non-escalation.
According to a report by Moody’s, the economic fallout from the Pahalgam attack has impacted Pakistan more severely than India. The report highlights Pak’s growing struggles in securing foreign aid amid rising global scrutiny. The country is grappling with high inflation, and an unemployment rate exceeding 8%.
AP CM Chandrababu held a review meeting on the implementation of welfare schemes and the Real Time Governance System. The meeting was attended by I&PR Minister Kolusu Parthasarathy and top officials. Key topics discussed included housing construction, grain procurement, land records, and municipal public issues.
Top BC leaders of the TG Congress met Governor Jishnu Dev Varma at Raj Bhavan today. They expressed their gratitude to the Governor for approving the 42% reservation for BCs and forwarding it to the President. TG Minister Ponnam Prabhakar stated he welcome the Union Cabinet’s decision to conduct a nationwide caste census.
Key diplomatic and other options are already discussed after the Pahalgam attack, which claimed 26 tourists. Huge speculation has arisen over whether India might consider a war. However, many experts caution that war is unlikely, with the Centre more inclined towards diplomatic pressure and targeted counter-terror steps.
The AP govt is taking great pride in PM Modi’s visit to the state on May 2. To mark it, people are being mobilized from all 26 districts to participate in the event. TDP leaders aim to create a strong message that Amaravati is a capital for all. Meanwhile, security has been tightened in preparation […]
A pylon is being erected to symbolize the reopening of Amaravati as the capital city. Designed in the shape of the letter ‘A’, representing Amaravati, the pylon stands 21 feet tall. It will be unveiled during PM Modi’s visit to AP on May 2, marking a significant moment in the state’s capital plans.
PM Modi will skip Russia’s Victory Day on May 9, reportedly due to security concerns following the Pahalgam terror attack. Though invited by President Putin, India has not officially commented. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh may attend instead. Global leaders, including China’s Xi Jinping, are expected at the 80th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany.
Amid escalating tensions between the Indian and Pakistani armies, India is preparing to launch economic response against Pakistan. India has informed IMF that any financial aid granted to Pakistan could be diverted to support terrorism. In light of this, the IMF board is scheduled to discuss Pakistan’s loan request on May 9.
Asaduddin Owaisi slammed Pakistan’s Bilawal Bhutto for his “blood will flow” comment, reminding him that terrorists killed his mother, Benazir Bhutto. Owaisi condemned Pakistan’s terror links and nuke threats, calling them “ISIS sympathisers.” Indian leaders across parties criticized Bilawal’s remarks.
Business tycoon Mehul Choksi has suffered another legal setback in a Belgian court. The court has postponed the hearing on his petition challenging his arrest. Choksi remains in the custody of Belgian police in connection with the multi-crore Punjab National Bank fraud case. Last week, the court also rejected his bail plea.
DMK Minister MRK Panneerselvam slammed actor-turned-politician Vijay. He accused the actor of accepting payments in black money while speaking against corruption. “Someone sold movie tickets in black, and he is giving sermons about corruption. But, he accepts salary in black,” Panneerselvam said without naming Vijay directly.
There has been a slight change in PM Modi’s visit to Amaravati, with his planned roadshow being canceled following the Pahalgam attack. However, Modi will still be visiting AP on May 2 to attend the inauguration of the Amaravati works. The AP govt to organize a public meeting, expected to be attended by around 5 […]
Pakistan has become a hub for terrorism due to several factors, including political instability. The country’s relationship with extremist groups, both for strategic purposes and ideological reasons, has fueled militant activities. Weak governance and economic challenges have allowed terrorists to operate with ease.
In response to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed over two dozen tourists, security forces in Anantnag detained 175 suspects during widespread search operations. Police, Army, and CRPF intensified patrolling, set up checkpoints, and demolished homes of five terrorists, including a LeT commander, aiming to dismantle terror networks and secure high-risk areas.