‘Engagement with Pakistan can only be bilateral’: India rules out mediation New Delhi 22 May 2025: India has firmly reiterated its stance that any engagement with Pakistan must be strictly bilateral, ruling out third-party mediation on issues between the two nations. The statement comes amid renewed tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack and US President Donald Trump’s claims of brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. India’s Official Position on Engagement with Pakistan During a weekly media briefing, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized that India will not engage…
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Pakistan’s New Terror Blueprint: Focus Shifts to Jammu Region
Pakistan’s Strategic Shift: Terror Focus Moves to Jammu Region Jammu, 17 April 2025: Recent developments indicate a significant shift in Pakistan-backed terror activities from Kashmir to the Jammu region. This change is driven by multiple factors, including the rugged terrain of Jammu, which provides safe havens for militants, and the strengthened counter-terror mechanisms in Kashmir. Key Insights into the Shift Increased Infiltration: Intelligence reports highlight a surge in infiltration attempts via the International Border in Kathua and the Line of Control in Poonch. Ambush Tactics: Terrorists are increasingly employing hit-and-run…
Read MoreCounter-Terror Agency Raids Multiple Locations in Jammu and Kashmir
A total of 10 locations were raided across the districts of Srinagar, Pulwama and Anantnag, officials said The state investigation agency on Friday conducted raids in three districts in a terror-funding case involving laundering of ₹85 crore through covert channels, officials said. A total of 10 locations were raided across Srinagar, Pulwama and Anantnag, they added. “In continuation to searches conducted on November 8, the SIA, Kashmir, conducted searches at multiple locations, including in two locations in Srinagar, one in Anantnag and seven in Pulwama,” the SIA said. On Wednesday, SIA…
Read MoreArmy pauses phased withdrawal from J&K after spike in terror attacks
The revised counter-terror strategy, sources said, will consider that attempts to infiltrate the Valley are likely to rise before winter when heavy snowfall makes such bids difficult. The new spurt in terror incidents in J&K, where infiltration peaks before the onset of winter, has prompted security forces to reassess their counter-terror strategy in the Union Territory, and plans to redistribute Rashtriya Rifles (RR) units might not be implemented immediately, top security sources have told The Indian Express. A RR force from J&K was moved to the Line of Actual Control…
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