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'Need responsible solution': China on banning JeM chief Masood Azhar

India on Saturday said all the UNSC members were aware of the JeM training camps and the presence of Azhar in Pakistan, and urged the nations to designate him as a global terrorist

Collateral damage: How Bollywood is bearing the brunt of India-Pak flare-up

Bollywood movies, with their often three-hour song-and-dance formats, are popular in Pakistan, accounting for about 60% of total cinema consumption

Days after Pak drones were shot down, unidentified object seen in Rajasthan

The Indian Army on Saturday shot down a drone which intruded in Sri Ganganagar sector of Rajasthan

Pakistan should abide by UNSC commitment to deny terrorists sanctuary: US

'Secretary Pompeo led diplomatic engagement directly, and that played an essential role in de-escalating the tensions between the two sides'

Shekhar Gupta: Long march to peace with Pakistan

India needs to invest in its military to scare Pakistan to peace and at the same time get Indians to understand the realities of war, writes Shekhar Gupta

Pak extends closure of its airspace for int'l transit flights till March 11

In a notification, the Civil Aviation Authority said that the country's airspace would now be closed for international transit flights until 3 pm on March 11

UNSC aware about Masood Azhar's whereabouts; Pak must take action: India

The US, Britain and France had moved a proposal at UNSC last week to designate the chief of the JeM as a global terrorist

'Naya' Pakistan must act against terrorists operating from its soil: India

MEA's comments came a day after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said he will not allow Pakistani soil to be used for terror directed at other countries

Prove your claim that PAF shot down two IAF jets: India tells Pakistan

It is unfortunate that Pakistan still continues to deny JeM's own claim of carrying out the Pulwama attack in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed, MEA Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said

The nationalist bandwagon

The inescapable fact is that, like Lady Macbeth's "damned spot", the blood stains in Kashmir show no sign of vanishing

Did IAF use a secret bomb to strike Jaish-e-Mohammad camp at Balakot?

IAF sources have also made another claim to explain why the Balakot camp buildings are still standing.

Building on Balakot

What changed after Pulwama? Partly it was the memory of the surgical strikes that kept hopes alive that some action would be taken

Flirting with nukes: India, Pakistan have become captives of own propaganda

Someone has to break this dangerous cycle. Ensuring that Pakistan's latest crackdown on jihadists is for real is the best place to start

Javadekar says Modi has given free hand to forces to act against terrorists

After the Pulwama incident, in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed, the IAF had carried out air strikes on terror camps in Pakistan

Pak intel used JeM carried out attacks in India during my tenure: Musharraf

The JeM recently claimed responsibility for the February 14 Pulwama attack that left 40 CRPF personnel dead, increasing tensions between India and Pakistan

IAF says it's in high-state of preparedness to deal with threat from Pak

It said a strict vigil in the skies to detect and thwart any act of aggression from Pakistan Air Force is being maintained

China 'commends' Pakistan for showing restraint amid Indo-Pak tensions

China on Wednesday despatched its Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou to Islamabad to defuse the Indo-Pak tensions

Satellite images of IAF strikes in Balakot show significant damage: Sources

The government was given on Sunday all the "evidence" of the February 26 strike on the JeM camp, including radar and satellite imagery

Satellite images show madrasa still standing at Balakot: Reuters

There are no discernible holes in the roofs of buildings, no signs of scorching, blown-out walls, displaced trees around the madrasa or other signs of an aerial attack, according to the report

Pak Army contradicts minister, says Jaish doesn't exist in the country

Ghafoor said instead of blaming Pakistan, it is time for the world to assist and facilitate Pakistan in getting rid of such organisations