Pathankot Attacks

Surgical strikes may be new to India, but don't underestimate their power to unite

The surgical strikes of 29 September have ensured the entire country stands united today

With surgical strikes along LoC, Modi has eschewed rhetoric for muscular action

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has finally done what India had expected him to do: Order Indian Special Forces Commandos to cross the Line of Control (LoC), enter terrorist training camps or "terror launch pads" in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and conduct a "surgical strike at minimal cost".

Pakistan is a terror state: Sanctions won't work as long as it enjoys support from China

If Pakistan has not been declared a terrorist state by the countries that matter in the world, it is essentially because of geopolitical imperatives.

Uri terror attack: Blame must go all the way up to Army Chief Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag

Now that the rhetoric of war has died down, it is time to calmly analyse what really happened at Uri

India rejects 50% visa applications from Pakistan

As India rejects every second Pakistani visa application, the percentage of applications rejected reaches a whopping 53 percent .

After triple rebuffs from Pakistan and China, India must connect the dots and prepare for antagonistic moves

Once we are done pillorying the PM and the NSA for having tried to engage with Pakistan, serious questions need to be asked about where all this is heading.

Abdul Basit’s take on Indo-Pak peace talks makes NIA statement look like an April Fool’s prank

Pakistan’s High Commissioner Abdul Basit, in a media conference on Thursday, put forward his country’s position in, let’s just say, not very welcoming terms.

Kejriwal's remarks expose his lack of knowledge: MJ Akbar lashes out at Delhi CM over Pathankot statement

The BJP on Tuesday hit back at Arvind Kejriwal for his criticism of the NDA government for allowing a Pakistani team to probe the Pathankot airbase attack, saying his remarks exposed his "lack of knowledge".

Raheel Sharif calls the shots in Pakistan, not Nawaz: Then why this charade of a Pathankot 'probe'?

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is not in charge of Pakistan’s foreign and security affairs. The other Sharif is — Pakistan’s chief of army staff Raheel Sharif has wrested control of foreign affairs and defence from the prime minister.

Once again, China blocks India's bid at UN to ban JeM chief Masood Azhar

After the Pathankot attacks, India in February wrote to the UN calling for immediate action to list Masood Azhar under the Al-Qaeda Sanctions Committee.