terror camps in pakistan

Following a deadly terror attack in Kashmir, India launched precision strikes on militant camps in Pakistan, escalating tensions to a full military standoff. Despite Pakistan's nuclear threats, India maintained a strong stance, ultimately leading to a ceasefire after significant damage to Pakistani military assets.

Director Vivek Agnihotri, who is known for 'The Kashmir Files', 'The Tashkent Files', 'The Bengal Files' and others, has expressed his gratitude to the leadership of PM Modi as Operation Sindoor clocks one year.

Pakistan's ISI allegedly plotted terror attacks in Delhi and Haryana, targeting a historic temple, a popular highway dhaba, and a military camp. Operatives linked to the Shahzad Bhatti module conducted reconnaissance, sharing photos and videos with handlers. The plan aimed to cause panic, disruption, and mass casualties, with police stations in Uttar Pradesh also on the radar.

Congress slammed the Centre, accusing it of giving Pakistan a "clean chit" after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated terrorism lacks nationality or theology. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh called this appeasement of the US and capitulation to China, questioning Pakistan's role in terror attacks. Singh's remarks were made at the SCO meet in Bishkek.

Operation Sindoor, a year after its execution, is remembered as India's firm response to terrorism, marked by precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan. This high-tech military action showcased India's advanced arsenal, including Rafale jets, SCALP missiles, and loitering munitions, demonstrating a shift towards modern, precision warfare.

Indian forces successfully neutralized 13 Pakistani aircraft and struck 11 airfields during Op Sindoor, with evidence readily available. Nine terrorist camps were also decimated on May 7. Pakistan failed to inflict significant damage on Indian infrastructure, highlighting India's decisive response and strategic restraint in defending its sovereignty.

A US Congressional report highlights Pakistan as a base for numerous armed and terrorist organizations, some active since the 1980s. Despite military operations, many designated groups continue to operate from its soil, reinforcing concerns about Pakistan's links to terrorism. This has led to recent escalations and subsequent de-escalation efforts between India and Pakistan.

A new report warns of a global terrorism surge following the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The conflict is becoming a transnational threat with unpredictable attacks. Iran's fractured command structure and reliance on proxies are key concerns. This could lead to increased militant activity and economic shocks worldwide.

The 2026 Annual Threat Assessment warns of escalating global threats: a five-fold rise in missiles targeting the US, Iran seeking revenge, North Korea’s expanding arsenal, and China’s race for AI dominance. While highlighting persistent cyber, space, and nuclear challenges, the report credits Trump for border security and de-escalation efforts, noting that technological competition, pandemics, and geopolitical instability increasingly shape American security risks.

President Droupadi Murmu made history by co-piloting the indigenously-developed HAL Light Combat Helicopter 'Prachanda' from Jaisalmer. She later witnessed the IAF's 'Vayu Shakti' exercise, which included a demonstration of the S-400 missile system's capabilities. The drill showcased synchronized operations and precision strikes, highlighting India's advanced defence prowess.

The Indian Armed Forces announced "Operation Sindoor," targeting Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camps in pakistan and PoJK. Colonel Sofiya Qureshi presented video evidence of successful strikes on terror camps, clarifying that no military installations were targeted and no civilian casualties were reported.

While the Iran vs Israel-US confrontation continues to be viewed largely through the lens of conventional military escalation, it has also revealed the quieter but equally consequential dimension of modern conflict like intelligence penetration and institutional vulnerability. For India, this lesson sits at the heart of PRAHAAR - the country's first counter-terror doctrine.

Muslim clergy, both Shia and Sunni, in the city hailed the air strike by the India Air Force on the Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Pakistan, and said that the country across the border deserved a strong retaliation.