The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked false claims circulating on social media regarding leaked confidential army preparedness documents, labeling them as fake amidst heightened tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack. Additionally, the defence ministry has cautioned the public about a fraudulent WhatsApp message soliciting donations for army modernisation, urging vigilance against such scams and reliance on official sources for accurate information.

A chilling video has emerged from the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26, capturing a tourist ziplining, oblivious to the unfolding violence. Gunshots echoed in the background as terrorists targeted tourists in Baisaran meadow, marking one of the region's deadliest incidents since the 2019 Pulwama attack. In response, India has taken stringent measures, including halting the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan

The Supreme Court overturned a woman's murder conviction for killing her daughters, citing a possible temporary mental disorder. The Anganwadi worker from Chhattisgarh claimed 'invisible powers' influenced her actions. The court converted the conviction to culpable homicide, noting the lack of motive and her history of unusual behavior, ordering her release after 10 years in jail.

India has initiated its fifth Marine Fisheries Census, emphasizing a fully digital approach with a dedicated mobile app. The census, covering 1.2 million households across coastal regions, will gather detailed socio-economic data on fishers and assess infrastructure. The initiative also launched guidelines for Turtle Excluder Devices to protect endangered species during fishing activities.

An NIA court has extended the detention of Tahawwur Rana, accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, by 12 days after his extradition to India. Rana, reportedly uncooperative during questioning by Mumbai Police, appeared in court under tight security. The NIA seeks to further investigate the conspiracy, while Rana's legal team is provided by the Delhi Legal Services Authority.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah faced controversy after gesturing at a police officer during a rally disruption by BJP workers in Belagavi. He also drew criticism from the BJP for suggesting India avoid war with Pakistan, prioritizing security. Siddaramaiah accused the BJP and media of misquoting him, clarifying he views war as a last resort.

A 23-year-old man was allegedly abused and assaulted on a Bhopal-Indore passenger train for watching a reel about the Pahalgam terror attack. The two unidentified accused argued with the victim, made objectionable comments about India and the Constitution, and even threatened to throw him off the moving train. GRP has registered a case and is investigating using CCTV footage to identify the perpetrators.

The TOI River Dialogues 2025 in Lucknow addressed river rejuvenation and sustainable water management in Uttar Pradesh, emphasising Maha Kumbh 2025. Experts highlighted the need for community involvement, focus on smaller rivers, and comprehensive policies. Discussions covered public-private partnerships, technological innovations like drone usage for pollution control, and water management programs to mitigate water crises.

Following the tragic terror attack in Pahalgam that resulted in 26 fatalities, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah addressed the state assembly, expressing his grief and stating he would not demand statehood at this time. He emphasized that militancy can only be eradicated with the support of the people, not just through force.

A Delhi court has extended the NIA custody of Tahawwur Rana, a key accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, by an unspecified number of days. Rana, facing charges including conspiracy and murder, was presented before the NIA Special Court following his extradition from the US.

Tensions between India and Pakistan have spilled over into London, marked by escalating protests from both diasporas. An Indian-origin man, Ankit Love, was arrested for allegedly vandalizing the Pakistani High Commission. These incidents follow a recent terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, further straining the already fraught relationship between the two nations, leading to heightened security concerns in London.

Tensions escalate along the LoC as Pakistan violates the ceasefire for the fourth consecutive night, prompting a strong response from India. Following the Pahalgam terror attack, over 500 Pakistani nationals have exited India after visa revocations. Meanwhile, US President Trump urges Putin to pursue peace talks with Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict and missile strikes.

Amid escalating tensions, AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi strongly criticized Pakistan, citing ceasefire violations and rhetoric following the Pahalgam terror attack. He asserted Pakistan lags behind India, both economically and strategically.

Robert Vadra, businessman and husband of Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, has clarified his earlier remark regarding the Pahalgam terrorist attack. In a Facebook post, Vadra condemned the attack, calling it an «attack on the soul of humanity.» He emphasized his solidarity with India and stated that no justification exists for violence against innocent people.

Congress leader Udit Raj criticised Shashi Tharoor's remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack, questioning his allegiance to the party and suggesting he was acting as a BJP spokesperson. Raj challenged Tharoor's comparison of the attack to the intelligence failure in Israel during the Hamas strike. He further inquired about Tharoor's knowledge of terror attacks in America post-9/11.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, the United States has called on India and Pakistan to find a responsible solution. The US is closely monitoring the situation and has been in contact with both governments. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the attack, which targeted tourists. The attack, the deadliest in the Valley since the 2019 Pulwama strike, targeted mostly tourists and was claimed by The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of the Pakistan-based terrorist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).

Pakistani troops have violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control for the fourth consecutive night, initiating unprovoked firing in the Poonch and Kupwara districts of Jammu and Kashmir, according to Indian Army officials. This escalation follows a recent terror attack in Pahalgam, where 26 Hindu tourists were killed.

Class VII NCERT social science textbooks have removed references to the Mughals and Delhi Sultanate, replaced with chapters on ancient Indian dynasties and «sacred geography.» The revisions, aligning with NEP 2020, aim to incorporate Indian traditions and philosophies, featuring Indian writers and themes in English textbooks while also highlighting government initiatives and constitutional rights.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed to punish those behind the Pahalgam attack, emphasizing the unity of 1.4 billion Indians as a powerful force against terrorism. He assured justice for the victims' families, promising a strong response to the perpetrators and their supporters.

Goa CM Pramod Sawant predicted the potential split of Pakistan due to Balochistan's independence push, assuring BJP workers of PM Modi's retaliation for the Pahalgam attack. He contrasted India's growing Muslim population and secular harmony with Pakistan's insularity.

Agra police have apprehended Manoj Chaudhary, who claimed to be a 'gau rakshak' and member of Kshatriya Gau Raksha Dal, for allegedly murdering a biryani seller. Chaudhary initially asserted the killing was retaliation for the Pahalgam attack, a claim police dismissed. Authorities believe the crime stemmed from a dispute over the biryani's quality, not vigilantism.

In Tamil Nadu, two ministers, V Senthil Balaji and K Ponmudy, resigned from the cabinet. Governor R N Ravi accepted their resignations following Chief Minister M K Stalin's recommendation. S Muthusamy takes over Balaji's portfolios. S S Sivasankar and R S Rajakannappan get additional charges. T Manothangaraj was re-inducted into the cabinet. The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Monday.

Former members of the banned Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) Kashmir have launched a new political party called Jammu & Kashmir Justice and Development Front. The party aims to bridge the gap between governance and the grassroots level. Sayar Reshi, a former JeI member, stated the party will participate in all upcoming elections in the Valley.

A patwari from Udhampur district, J&K, was apprehended by the CBI for accepting a bribe of Rs 40,000 from a complainant seeking a land record copy. The patwari had allegedly rejected the complainant's online applications without valid justification and demanded the bribe for processing the fard.

In north Kashmir's Kupwara district, unknown gunmen fatally shot a civilian, Ghulam Rasool Magray, during a power outage late Saturday. The incident occurred outside Magray's home in Kandi Khas, four days after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Authorities have registered a case and initiated an investigation into the killing, while political figures are demanding accountability.

Following the Pahalgam massacre, security forces in Kashmir have intensified their crackdown on terrorism, demolishing nine homes linked to active terrorists since Friday. Three more houses were destroyed overnight using explosives in Shopian, Pulwama, and Bandipora districts.

Tensions flared in London as Indian and Pakistani diaspora groups clashed outside their respective high commissions, triggered by the Pahalgam attack. Demonstrators engaged in heated exchanges, with accusations of abuse leveled against Pakistani protestors. A significant police presence was required to maintain order after a previous day's confrontation and arrest for racial abuse, reflecting escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.

Yamunanagar Police's CIA-II apprehended two robbers, Rajat alias Rinku and Yatin, after an encounter near Shahpur village. The arrest followed a search for suspects involved in robberies in Sadhaura and Jagadhri. The accused, residents of Marwa Khurd village, had illegal weapons and stolen mobile phones. One suspect escaped, and the injured were hospitalized.

Kashish Kalra, daughter of Gulshan Kalra, achieved 111th rank in the UPSC exam. She received a warm welcome in Yamunanagar. Kashish credited her success to hard work and family support. She emphasized setting goals and consistent effort. Kashish aims to contribute to public service, focusing on health, education, and women empowerment. She highlighted skill development for youth and gender equality.

China voices strong support for Pakistan, urging an impartial probe into the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 25 Indians and one Nepalese citizen. Wang Yi emphasized understanding Pakistan's security concerns amidst rising tensions with India, while the US President downplayed intervention. Meanwhile, India's NIA intensifies its investigation into the attack, aiming to uncover the conspiracy behind the tragic event.

Pakistan has called for an independent investigation into the Pahalgam terror attack, denying any involvement and expressing concerns about escalating tensions. Pakistan's defence minister dismissed claims of Lashkar-e-Taiba's involvement, stating the outfit is contained. Amidst rising tensions, Pakistan welcomed Iran's offer to mediate, reaffirming its desire for regional peace and condemning terrorism.