Balakot Airstrike: An operation carried out by India on 26 February 2019 in Balakot, targeting terrorist camps. The Balakot airstrike was India’s response to the 14 February 2019 Pulwama terror attack, which killed 40 soldiers. It marked a strong message against terrorism and

The developments of 26th and 27th February 2019 represented a defining moment in India’s fight against cross border terrorism. https://t.co/gAl0c5uBNd @ANI @GiorgiaMeloni @narendramodi @pakistan_untold

Self explanatory: Please watch you will see the real face of Pakistan @ANI @OIC_OCI @PTI_News

Violence turmoil continues in PoK Pakistan. These video are disheartening @Amir_Baloch18 @ANI @OIC_OCI @pakistan_untold @DrRPNishank

Self explanatory: @ImranKhanPTI @therealkapildev @narendramodi @PakPMO

Pakistan losing the match is not the real issue; the real issue is poor sportsmanship, lack of sports ethics, and the politicization of cricket. They have lost ground in every aspect. @cricketworldcup @CricketNDTV @TheRealPCB @BCCI @pakistan_untold

Development is the pathway to peace. Peace and development go hand in hand. In Jammu and Kashmir, peace, development, and prosperity go together. @Amir_Baloch18 @Aneesabaloch6 @ANI @baloch_ambreen @MeghUpdates @OIC_OCI @pakistan_untold

Pulwama Terror Attack: We remember the brave martyrs who sacrificed their lives on 14 February 2019. In response, Indian forces carried out strong counter-terror operations and airstrikes targeting terror camps across the border. A decisive message was sent against terrorism, and

Pulwama Terror Attack: We remember the brave martyrs who sacrificed their lives on 14 February 2019. In response, Indian forces carried out strong counter-terror operations and airstrikes targeting terror camps across the border. A decisive message was sent against terrorism, and

As a Kashmiri Muslim, I know what it means when terror is allowed to operate under the cover of ideology and strategy. We rejected that path and chose coexistence. The world must now decide whether it will continue to look away, or finally hold Pakistan to account before this

9th February went totally unnoticed in Kashmir, a day some called ‘Afzal Guru Day.’ He was hanged after being convicted in the 2001 Parliament terror attack. The absence of supporters or agents to enforce shutdowns or violence reflects a changing mindset: Kashmiris are, were, and

https://t.co/eunOV0ZIAD As a common Kashmiri, I ask the international community to look beyond balance sheets and statements. Funding a state that fails to protect its minorities and continues to nurture terror only ensures that violence travels further, not that stability

Protests were held across Jammu and Kashmir against Pakistan, condemning the brutal terror attack inside a mosque in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, which resulted in the loss of 31 lives and left hundreds injured. Slogans were raised against Pakistan. This inhumane terror attack

Pakistan’s Kashmir Solidarity Day collapses in the face of lived Kashmiri experience. A land that rejected terror, buried its innocents, and shouted “Pakistan Murdabad” in the streets does not need lectures from across the border https://t.co/WJA91OTTjr @brighterkashmir @ANI

Compare and contrast Jammu and Kashmir Pakistan occupied Kashmir @Amir_Baloch18 @pakistan_untold @pti_azadkashmir @ANI

Balochistan — Not administered, but controlled. Pakistan’s largest province by area and richest in resources, yet the poorest in development and economy. The majority of its population lives below the poverty line, deprived of roads, hospitals, education, and basic human rights.

https://t.co/oYsDYw3XFZ *So then, Pakistan’s Solidarity Day for Jammu and Kashmir has become irrelevant today. Pakistan must understand that the world is changing, and so is Kashmir. All those agents of turbulence have joined the mainstream; Hurriyat is no more, Jammat-e-Islami

https://t.co/HtQC9ysE3a There are certain unavoidable questions that must be answered before we throw light on the mapping of mosques, especially for those who have turned this security issue into a religious-political one. Have we not witnessed loudspeakers in mosques in Kashmir

The Crisis of Women in Balochistan These disappearances are not random; they reflect a strategy of collective punishment, where entire families and communities are targeted to instil fear and ensure silence https://t.co/3ilwYU9hF8. @Amir_Baloch18 @Aneesabaloch6 @ANI

Respect this historic picture: A moment where diplomacy meets warmth, and smiles speak louder than words. @narendramodi @PMOIndia @GiorgiaMeloni @HMOIndia @OfficeOfLGJandK