'Destroyed radar, army positions': How India hit back after Pak's failed attack

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A Pakistani drone strike on a residential area in Ferozepur, Punjab, injured three individuals, who sustained burn injuries and were promptly hospitalized, as confirmed by SSP Bhupinder Singh Sidhu. This incident follows a series of drone incursions from Pakistan, which were largely intercepted by Indian air defense systems, including attempts to target military infrastructure on May 7 and 8. In response, India has implemented precautionary blackouts in several regions to safeguard civilians and infrastructure amidst...

Representative ImageLeading stock exchanges BSE and NSE have blocked their websites for international users amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. A BSE spokesperson stated that this precautionary measure is aimed at protecting users from potential cyber threats, following a cybersecurity alert from CERT-In regarding ongoing threats to the BFSI sector. Additionally, BSE has issued an advisory urging market participants to enhance their cybersecurity defenses against various high-impact cyber-attacks. Full Article

NEW DELHI: The Border Security Force (BSF) successfully thwarted a significant infiltration attempt by Pakistan along the International Border in Samba district, Jammu and Kashmir, on the night of May 8-9, 2025. The Indian Army reported that Pakistani forces conducted drone and munition attacks, which were effectively repulsed, alongside multiple ceasefire violations along the Line of Control. The Army assured a robust response to these provocations, utilizing advanced weaponry for their counter-drone operations while reaffirming...

Pakistan's economic affairs division faced backlash after a social media post sought urgent financial aid, attributing losses to escalating tensions with India. Following the negative attention, the ministry claimed their account was hacked, denying the appeal for loans, although the post remained visible. Amid military escalations and a significant drop in the Karachi Stock Exchange, Pakistan's economic stability is threatened, with ongoing conflicts linked to "Operation Sindoor" in response to a recent terrorist attack. Full...

The Indian Army intercepted and shot down over 50 swarm drones during multiple Pakistani attempts to breach the Line of Control and International Borders on the night of May 8-9, 2025. Utilizing advanced weaponry in a counter-drone operation, the Army effectively repulsed the attacks and responded to numerous ceasefire violations along the Western Border. This incident followed India's 'Operation Sindoor', which aimed at targeting terrorist positions in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, resulting in significant casualties...