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“New Govt, New Rules: Bangladesh’s Bold $21M Snub to India Signals Policy Shift”

"Bangladesh has delivered a stinging rebuke to New Delhi, abruptly canceling a $21 million naval contract with India—the first defense deal axed since Sheikh Hasina's ouster. The move comes days after India choked $700M in Bangladeshi garment exports through port restrictions. While Delhi downplays the impact, analysts see a dangerous pattern: transshipment withdrawals, trade barriers, and now military deals unraveling. With China waiting in the wings, this rupture could redraw regional alliances. One message is clear: Dhaka won't be pushed around, even by its giant neighbor."

“Water Wars Begin? India’s Indus Treaty Suspension Puts 240 Million Lives at Risk”

"India just turned off the tap—and Pakistan is gasping for survival. By suspending the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty after the Pahalgam attack, Narendra Modi’s government has weaponized water against 240 million people. At the UN, Pakistan warned of ‘genocidal consequences’ as crops wither and reservoirs drain. But beyond the humanitarian crisis lies a terrifying precedent: two nuclear powers now fighting over rivers instead of borders. With 80% of Pakistan’s agriculture hanging in the balance, this isn’t just about Kashmir—it’s about whether international law can prevent a man-made famine in the world’s most dangerous flashpoint.

“DGISPR’s Mic Drop Moment: How Pakistan Called Out Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Fake Alert’ Theory”

"Rahul Gandhi dropped a political bombshell—claiming India warned Pakistan before launching Operation Sindoor strikes. But Pakistan’s military just hit back with a brutal reality check, calling it a ‘comical narrative.’ With India dismissing Gandhi’s evidence as ‘fake’ and tensions soaring, this high-stakes blame game exposes the fragile trust between the nuclear rivals. Was this a diplomatic slip-up or deliberate misinformation? One thing’s clear: the truth is the first casualty in the India-Pakistan propaganda war."

Pakistan destroyed India’s S-400 air defense system?

Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, sensational reports claiming the destruction of India’s advanced S-400 air defense system have gone viral—but the truth remains shrouded in propaganda. Pakistani media, citing military sources, allege a precision strike by JF-17 jets under "Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos," while India’s government dismisses these claims as "baseless misinformation." With no independent verification and both sides doubling down on conflicting narratives, the incident underscores the fog of war—and the dangerous role of disinformation in modern conflict. Who’s telling the truth? The answer, for now, may lie somewhere in between.

Peace with Dignity: A Turning Point in South Asia

In a world already burdened with global conflicts and uncertainty, the recent India-Pakistan ceasefire has brought a much-needed pause to escalating military tensions. The standoff, marked by missile strikes and high-alert defence postures, had the region bracing for another crisis. But thanks to a timely US-mediated truce, the situation has cooled — at least for now.

Pakistan’s air defence can stop hypersonic weapons, says PAF official

A senior official from the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has asserted that Pakistan's air defense systems are fully capable of intercepting hypersonic weapons, marking a significant development in the region's defense capabilities. During a press briefing, Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmed stated that Pakistan's air defense infrastructure is equipped to counter high-speed threats, including hypersonic missiles. He highlighted a recent incident where the PAF responded within two minutes to an attempted breach of Pakistani airspace, successfully downing an Indian fighter jet. Additionally, Pakistan has claimed the successful deployment of Chinese-supplied CM-400AKG hypersonic missiles, which were reportedly used to target and destroy India's S-400 air defense system. These advancements suggest a shift in the strategic balance in South Asia, emphasizing the need for continued dialogue and confidence-building measures to maintain regional stability.

BSF Sub-Inspector Md Imteyaz Killed in Cross-Border Firing in Jammu

On May 10, 2025, Sub-Inspector Md Imteyaz of the Border Security Force (BSF) was killed during cross-border firing by Pakistani forces in the RS Pura sector of Jammu, with seven other BSF personnel injured. Imteyaz was leading his unit when the incident occurred. The BSF honored his sacrifice, and a wreath-laying ceremony was held. This incident transpired shortly after a ceasefire agreement, which was violated, resulting in casualties. India's Foreign Secretary condemned the violations, directing strong responses to further breaches. The loss of Imteyaz highlights the fragile ceasefire and persistent tensions along the India-Pakistan border.