India vs Pakistan LIVE Updates: SIA Conducts Raids at Multiple Locations in J&K

Srinagar police books 23 terror associates of proscribed terror outifits and miscreants under the public safety act.

Two people died after an under-construction building collapsed in Delhi's Paharganj area.

India vs Pak: Indus Water Treaty: The Modi government has planned to rebuild canals and dig new ones to tap into the waters of the Indus river with the aim of stopping the flow of water to Pakistan, news agency IANS reported.

This move comes amid India-Pakistan tensions following Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 that killed 26 people and India's suspension of Indus Water Treaty among other countermeasures to the attack. 

India vs Pak: Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde stated that India's rapid growth is causing insecurity among many neighbouring countries. He pointed out that countries supporting terrorism might face the consequences in the future by becoming victims of terror themselves.

"The way India is progressing today and becoming the third largest economy, it is natural for neighboring countries to feel insecure. However, it is very unfortunate to stand with a country that fully funds and sponsors terrorism. I believe these major countries need not feel insecure about India, and they should realize that those indirectly supporting terrorism and aiding such acts will face the consequences. Just as India is suffering from terrorism, these countries will also face similar difficulties in the future, and they must understand this," said the Shiv Sena MP.
 

India vs Pak: Boycott Turkey: In a major diplomatic move, India will supply arms to Armenia soon amid Boycott Turkey campaign gaining momentum across the country following Turkey's support to Pakistan in its conflict with India. According to reports, deals worth more than $1 Billion are likely between the two countries. India might sell surface-to-air missile system Akash-1S, Pinaka multiple-launch rocket systems and ZADS counter-drone systems to Armenia. 

India vs Pak: Boycott Turkey: In a series of latest developments, Chandigarh University has cut ties with 23 universities in Turkey & Azerbaijan amid the Boycott Turkey campaign across the country following Turkey's support to Pakistan in its military tensions with India.

Earlier, Jamia Millia Islamia, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Lovely Professional University (LPU) and IIT Roorkee also took similar step in the interest of national security. 
 

India vs Pak: Trade between India and Afghanistan has resumed after being halted amid the military tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22. 6 trucks stuck at Pakistan’s Wagah border entered the Integrated Checkpost (ICP) at Attari and more than 10 Indian trucks entered the ICP today, carrying dry fruits and herbs imported from Afghanistan, news agency IANS reported. 
 

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat said, India does not have enmity with anyone. But if anyone dares to have enmity with it (india), then india has the power to teach them a lesson.

India vs Pak: Boycott Turkey: Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Saturday that call to boycott travel to Turkey and Azerbaijan is an emotional decision of the countrymen as their sentiments were hurt and national security cannot be compromised.

"This is an emotional decision of the people of the country and I bow before the people of the country... National sentiments have been hurt, and the citizens of the country have voluntarily taken this decision. Nation is supreme, there will be no compromise on national interest and security of the nation," said Scindia.

India vs Pak: Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on Saturday said that the all-party delegation that will visit key partner countries to project India's continued fight against cross-border terrorism will spread the message in the world about Pakistan's role in sponsoring terrorism.

Regarding the controversy over the appointment of members of opposition INDIA bloc, Meghwal stated, "During such situations, no one should do politics. This is an all-party delegation. This delegation is going to make the world understand that Pakistan is the factory of terrorism. This is not a political topic...Congress shouldn't do politics on such topics"

India vs Pak: Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha, after visiting the border area in Tangdhar sector of Kupwara, to assess the damage caused by cross-border shelling from Pakistan, said, "Many houses and commercial properties here have been damaged due to the adversarial shelling. Today I visited those places with a senior administrative officer, saw the situation with my own eyes, and interacted with the people to understand their problems... Based on the administration's assessment, possible immediate assistance has been provided. A few people are left to be rehabilitated. But I think this help is not enough. Divisional Commissioner Kashmir and senior officers will jointly prepare a comprehensive plan for the damage caused. Based on this, we will request the Indian government, and rehabilitate the remaining people."
 

India vs Pak: The advocate representing two members of a sleeper module of the banned ISIS terror organization, who were arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), stated that the court has granted 10 days of police custody after considering all the relevant grounds.

Advocate Tahira Qureshi, who represents the two accused, told ANI: "They were produced in court. NIA sought 15 days of police custody, but the court, after considering all the grounds, has granted 10 days of police custody. In this case, 8 accused were arrested, and chargesheets and supplementary charges were filed against all of them 1.5 years ago."
 

The Beating Retreat ceremony on the Jammu Indo Pakistan International Border has been called off by the BSF due to the prevailing scenario at the border areas.

The Beating Retreat ceremony takes place twice a week in Jammu- Saturday and Sunday.

The ceremony was scaled down after the Pahalgam attack took place but now it has been called off due to operational reasons, according to reports.

India vs Pak: National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday arrested two absconders, identified as members of a sleeper module of the banned ISIS terror organisation, in a 2023 case related to fabrication and testing of IEDs in Pune, Maharashtra, news agency ANI reported citing NIA officials. The two men, identified as Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh alias Diaperwala and Talha Khan, were intercepted by the Bureau of Immigration at the Mumbai International Airport T2 when they tried to return to India from Jakarta, Indonesia, where they had been hiding out. The NIA team has confirmed taking the two accused into their custody and arresting them, as per ANI reports. 

With tensions between India and Pakistan de-escalating the situation returing to normal, tourism in Himachal Pradesh has begun to pick up again. The increasing temperatures in other parts of the country and pleasant weather in the hills are drawing tourists to Himachal Pradesh. 

Calling Pakistan a "rogue" state and a "training ground" for terrorists, Chairman of Tourism Committee, Chamber of Commerce, Subhash Goyal said that they have urged tourists to boycott Turkey for its support to Pakistan amid tensions with India.

On call to boycott travel to Turkey and Azerbaijan, he said, "...As Aviation and Tourism Committee, we have supported the appeal made by the Travel Agents Association of India, the Indian Association of Tour Operators, the Travel Agents Federation of India and various other associations that they have boycotted Turkey and Azerbaijan for helping terrorism because Pakistan is a terrorist state, it is a rogue state and it is the training ground for terrorists all over the world."

"When innocent people in Pahalgam were killed mercilessly by these terrorists, India, in Operation Sindoor, took its revenge. We were shocked to see that last year 3.33 lakh Indians travelled to Turkey and 2.25 lakh Indians travelled to Azerbaijan...As far as our chamber is concerned, the Aviation and Tourism Committee, we have only appealed for the tourists to boycott Turkey and we are sending them to other beautiful places," he added.

India vs Pak: Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha interacted with the members of the Armed Forces in Kupwara and lauded their valour for the success of Operation Sindoor against Pakistan. 

"...The whole world has seen the bravery of the Indian armed forces and then they (Pakistan) started pleading all over the world... We have never been in favour of war. We want to live in peace. Today, we are the fifth-largest economy in the world and want to become the fourth-largest economy in a few days. We are moving ahead with the dream of a developed India. But our neighbour is bent on destroying humanity on the strength of debt. I think they must have learnt a lesson from the reply given. There is nothing in Pakistan that is beyond the reach of the Indian Army... Again, I salute your valour, bravery and devotion towards Maa Bharati and pray to God that whenever such a crisis comes, the country should know that our country is in the safe hands of heroes like you... Bharat Mata ki Jai...," he said in Kupwara.

Earlier today, he visited the border area in the Tangdhar sector and assessed the damage caused by cross-border shelling from Pakistan. 

India vs Pak: Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha on Saturday visited the border area in Tangdhar sector of Kupwara and assessed the damage caused by cross-border shelling from Pakistan. His visit comes amid tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22. 

India vs Pak: In the wake of the Boycott Turkey campaign in India, The Bangalore Wholesale Cloth Merchant's Association has declared their "unanimous decision" to cease all import and export of textiles to and from Turkey and Azerbaijan immediately.

“This collective action has been taken after careful deliberation and in alignment with our commitment to ethical business practices, national sentiment and the interests of our trade community. As responsible stakeholders in the textile trade sector, we believe it is essential to take principled stands when necessary,” a statement from the association read.  

India vs Pak: In regard to the Centre's aim of carrying forward India's message of zero-tolerance to terrorism after Operation Sindoor by sending seven All-Party Delegations to key partner nations, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said that this move reflects the national unity by rising above politics. "In moments that matter most, Bharat stands united. Seven All-Party Delegations will soon visit key partner nations, carrying our shared message of zero-tolerance to terrorism. A powerful reflection of national unity above politics, beyond differences," Rijiju posted on his X handle.
 

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two absconders, identified as members of a sleeper module of the banned ISIS terror organisation, in a 2023 case related to fabrication and testing of IEDs in Pune, Maharashtra. 

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has convened a high-level Unified Headquarters (UHQ) security meeting today at 11 AM at Raj Bhawan, Srinagar. This comes in the wake of the recent Pahalgam attack in the hinterland and growing concerns along the Line of Control following Operation Sindoor and the ongoing ceasefire.

The meeting—described as one of the highest-level security reviews in recent times—will assess the overall security scenario in Jammu and Kashmir. Attending the meeting are top officials including the GOC-in-C Northern Command, J&K Chief Secretary, DGP, Home Secretary, Corps Commanders, senior BSF and CRPF officers, and officials from central intelligence agencies. Strategic counter-terror and border security responses are expected to be key points of discussion. 

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two absconding suspects linked to the ISIS Pune sleeper module case at Mumbai International Airport after they arrived from Jakarta, Indonesia. The men were wanted in a 2023 terror case involving fabrication and testing of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Pune, Maharashtra.

The accused, Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh, also known as Diaperwala, and Talha Khan, had been evading arrest for over two years. They were intercepted by immigration officials at Terminal 2 of Mumbai Airport, following which the NIA took them into custody.

Both had non-bailable warrants issued against them by the NIA Special Court in Mumbai, and the agency had announced a cash reward of ₹3 lakh each for any leads on their whereabouts.

This case—RC-05/2023/NIA/MUM—centres around a broader ISIS sleeper module in Pune. The NIA alleges that the group, which includes eight other accused already in judicial custody, had hatched a conspiracy to carry out terrorist activities aimed at disturbing communal harmony and waging war against the Indian state, in line with ISIS’s violent agenda to establish Islamic rule.

According to officials, Abdullah and Talha were involved in assembling IEDs from a house rented in Pune’s Kondhwa area. They also conducted a bomb-making workshop and tested a live IED explosion during the 2022–2023 period. Both had already been chargesheeted earlier, along with the other eight arrested in the case.

The NIA has invoked sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), Explosives Act, Arms Act, and the Indian Penal Code (IPC) in the case. Other accused include Mohammed Imran Khan, Mohammed Yunus Saki, Abdul Kadir Pathan, Simab Nasiruddin Kazi, Zulfikar Ali Barodawala, Shamil Nachan, Akif Nachan, and Shahnawaz Alam.