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Indian Army killed the terrorist of Pahalgam attack through ‘Operation Mahadev.’ know full details

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It has been almost 3 months since the terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in the month of April. Now, 97 days after the attack, the Indian Army has had a big success. In ‘Operation Mahadev,’ the Indian Army eliminated three terrorists, including the mastermind behind the Pahalgam attack. These were the same terrorists who were involved in the Pahalgam terrorist attack in April this year. The meaning behind naming Operation Mahadev is that the Mahadev peak of Srinagar is the main peak of Jabarwan. It is considered very sacred. The campaign was therefore named Operation Mahadev. Let us know how ‘Operation Mahadev’ started and how the army carried out this operation. What is Operation Mahadev? On July 11, 2025, Jammu and Kashmir Police and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) received intelligence that terrorists were hiding in the forests of Mahadev Hills in the area of Dachigam connecting Srinagar and Tral. The army started ‘Operation Mahadev’ and conducted a search operation. During the operation, the army tracked the location of the terrorists with drones. After tracking, the army found out that they were present in an inaccessible area of Mahadev Hill. After this, the army surrounded the entire area and started monitoring the activities of the terrorists with the help of drones. After 15 days of surveillance, three terrorists were surrounded near Lidwas peak on Monday morning. Army’s 4 Para, 24 National Rifles, and SOG of Jammu and Kashmir Police killed all three terrorists. These include Suleman Shah, alias Hashim Musa, the mastermind of the Pahalgam attack. Operation Mahadev is considered to be a retaliatory attack after the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Innocents were killed in Pahalgam The Pahalgam attack on 22 April 2025 shook the entire country. On April 22, the terrorists killed 26 people by asking their religion. 26 people died in this terrorist attack, and 16 people were seriously injured. Following the attack, India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. Also, on May 7, by running ‘Operation Sindoor,’ more than 100 terrorists were killed inside Pakistan, and their hideouts were also destroyed.

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Jhalawar School Accident: Major accident in Rajasthan, roof of government school collapsed, 4 dead, many seriously injured, including teachers

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A major accident took place in the Jhalawar district of Rajasthan. While the children were engaged in morning prayers around 7:30 AM, the roof of the school building suddenly collapsed. 4 children died due to the collapse of the school roof, and many children are feared to be buried. This incident is from Piplodi village of the Dangi Pura police station area. As soon as the information about the accident was received, there was panic among the people of the village. Police and administrative officials also arrived at the scene. All the injured were immediately admitted to the hospital and are currently undergoing treatment. Several individuals are reported to be in critical condition. According to reports, this accident happened on Friday morning at around 8:30 am, shortly after the school started. It is being said that this school is very old. There was heavy rain in the area in the last few days. After this, there was dampness in the school building. Even after the building was old, it was not repaired. Due to which this accident happened. Police statement While talking to the media, Jhalawar SP Amit Kumar said that so far 3-4 children have been confirmed dead and 17 injured. The debris is being removed, and rescue work is going on. Let us tell you that immediately after the incident, the work of removing debris with JCB was started for relief work. Along with this, the local people are also engaged in removing the debris with mutual cooperation so that the children can be taken out as soon as possible. SP Amit Kumar further said that the state government has taken this accident seriously. The district administration and the education department have been ordered to investigate immediately. Along with this, the condition of the school building and the negligence in construction will also be investigated. Negligence will not be tolerated Education Minister Madan Dilawar has also expressed deep sorrow over the incident involving the collapse of the government school roof. The education minister said that all possible help will be given to the affected children and family members. He also clarified that a high-level investigation will be conducted into the incident. Along with this, strict action will be taken against whoever is found guilty. The minister also said that such negligence will not be tolerated at all. The education department is fully committed to the safety of children. Let us tell you that this is the third such incident in Rajasthan. First, in February, 3 children died due to the collapse of the roof of a water tank in Bikaner. Second, a child died due to the collapse of a school wall in Chohtan, Barmer. Thirdly, several children and teachers were reported injured this morning following the collapse of the roof of a government school in Piplodi village.

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PM Kisan Yojana: Who are those farmers whose bank accounts will not get the 20th instalment? Know here

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To provide relief to crores of farmers across the country, the 20th instalment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana is expected to be transferred to their bank accounts soon. Farmers registered under the scheme are eagerly awaiting this upcoming instalment. Under this scheme, an amount of Rs 2-2 thousand is given to the farmers associated with this scheme three times a year. The government sends money to the account of every farmer at an interval of every four months. Till now, 19 instalments have been successfully released under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme, and now the 20th instalment is next in line. On February 24, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi transferred ₹2000 as part of the 19th instalment directly into farmers’ bank accounts. With that done, all eyes are now on the 20th instalment, which farmers across the country are eagerly awaiting. Now the month of July is about to end, so there is a possibility that the 20th instalment will be received by the end of the month. But sadly, there may be some farmers who will be deprived of the benefits of this 20th instalment. So, let’s find out which farmers might face delays in receiving their next instalment. The instalment of these farmers can get stuck If you want the 20th instalment of Rs 2000 under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana to come in your account, then do the necessary work mentioned immediately.

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Vande Bharat and Chenab Bridge Take Spotlight at World Expo 2025 in Osaka

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New Delhi: India’s two engineering wonders, the Vande Bharat Express and the Chenab Bridge, are holding the world in awe at the currently ongoing World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, where the Indian Pavilion is attracting sizeable traffic and universal admiration, particularly among Japanese visitors. Hosted on Yumeshima, an artificial futuristic island off Osaka’s shores, the World Expo was opened to the world on April 13 and will conclude on October 13, with millions from around the globe visiting. Among the several global exhibits, India’s Indian Railways exhibit has become a focal point, showcasing India’s leap forward in infrastructure, technology, and sustainable development. Stealing the show at its center is the Chenab Bridge, the highest railway bridge in the world, elegantly curving itself over the Chenab River in Jammu & Kashmir. Standing alongside are the Anji Khad Bridge, India’s first cable-stayed rail bridge constructed in the difficult Himalayan landscape, and the streamlined Vande Bharat Express, renowned for its high speed, energy efficiency, and high-tech passenger facilities. The display also features innovations in electric locomotives, highlighting Indian Railways’ drive towards green and sustainable transport. Japanese guests, with their own high-speed rail culture, have been especially interested, lingering around interactive digital screens and live presentations mapping the evolution of one of the world’s largest rail networks. What is remarkable to many is not only the size and scope of India’s railway initiatives but also the strong emphasis on sustainability, safety, and accessibility. The Indian Railways part falls in perfectly with the Expo 2025 theme, “Designing Future Society for Our Lives,” and its three pillars: Saving Lives, Empowering Lives, and Connecting Lives. With immersive experiences, compelling narratives, and innovative visuals, India is not just demonstrating its engineering capabilities but also its vision for a networked, sustainable tomorrow, where tradition and innovation come together and infrastructure supports people and planet.

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Operation Sindoor: Navy Officer’s Remarks on IAF Losses ‘Twisted,’ Says Indian Embassy

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Amid rising media chatter over reported IAF setbacks in Operation Sindoor, the Indian Embassy in Indonesia has stepped in to clear the air, stating that the Navy officer’s remarks were twisted out of context and widely misinterpreted. The controversy flared after Defense Attaché Captain Shiv Kumar, during a seminar presentation, reportedly made remarks about the IAF’s role in the anti-terror offensive. These comments quickly made headlines, sparking speculation and political noise. “The remarks have been quoted out of context. The reports floating in the media misrepresent the speaker’s actual message and intent.” The embassy clarified that the officer’s main point was to highlight the disciplined and professional nature of India’s military, which functions entirely under civilian command—a contrast to some neighboring countries. It also reaffirmed that Operation Sindoor, launched in May in response to the brutal Pahalgam terror attack, was a calibrated and non-escalatory strike targeting terror infrastructure, not a military confrontation aimed at provocation. “The intent was never to sensationalize losses but to highlight India’s responsible and strategic approach,” said an official. As tensions simmer across the region, the embassy’s swift response aims to shut down any attempts at twisting operational details or sowing confusion about India’s military stance. Operation Sindoor Sparks Political Firestorm: Defence Attaché’s Remarks Ignite ControversyOn June 10 in Indonesia, Defense Attaché Captain Shiv Kumar made a striking revelation, disclosing that the Indian Air Force suffered aircraft losses during the first wave of Operation Sindoor against terror camps in PoK and Pakistan. Captain Kumar explained that the initial limitations set by political leadership—instructing forces not to strike Pakistan’s military infrastructure or air defenses—may have contributed to the IAF’s early setbacks. “Only because of the constraint given by the political leadership…” he noted, highlighting the tight leash under which the forces operated initially. However, Kumar also emphasized how tactics shifted after the losses. “We then targeted military installations, first suppressing enemy air defenses, and launched precision attacks using BrahMos missiles,” he said, showcasing India’s decisive retaliation strategy in the later phases. But the remarks, once leaked, triggered a political storm back home. The Congress party pounced on the statement, calling it a “direct indictment” of the BJP-led government’s strategy.Congress leaders, including Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera, questioned why the PM refused to convene an all-party meet and alleged the government was “terrified” of what might be revealed if Parliament were to probe deeper. As the row intensifies, the Indian Embassy in Indonesia has already clarified that the Navy officer’s comments were taken out of context—but the debate back home shows no signs of cooling down.

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Udhampur Encounter Erupts Ahead of Amarnath Yatra: Operation ‘Bihali’ Launched by Forces

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Just days before the sacred Amarnath Yatra is set to commence on July 3, security forces were engaged in a high-voltage encounter with terrorists in the Kuru area of Basantgarh, Udhampur district. Acting on credible intelligence about terrorist movement in the area, the Indian Army and Jammu & Kashmir Police jointly initiated a counter-terror operation named ‘Operation Bihali’. As per official updates from the White Knight Corps, contact has been established and the operation is currently underway. This sudden escalation has put the entire security grid on high alert, especially with lakhs of pilgrims expected to travel to the holy Amarnath cave shrine over the next several weeks. The gunfight comes at a crucial time, as forces ramp up security and surveillance to ensure a safe and peaceful Yatra season. The fresh encounter also acts as a grim reminder of the April Pahalgam terror attack, which killed 26 innocent tourists, leaving the nation in shock. Notably, it’s been just over a month since India executed Operation Sindoor on May 7, targeting terrorist infrastructure deep inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Punjab, where over nine terror hubs were dismantled and 100+ terrorists neutralized. With this latest offensive in Udhampur, India is making it crystal clear — there will be zero tolerance for terror, and any threat to the nation’s peace, especially during sensitive occasions like the Amarnath Yatra, will be met with swift and decisive action. Security forces continue to dominate the region with air surveillance, ground combing, and intelligence-based movements to ensure no disruption occurs during the Yatra. As the operation intensifies, the message is loud and clear: Bharat ab chup nahi baithega — har goli ka jawab milega!

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India Refuses to Sign SCO Joint Statement Over Terrorism Silence, Sends Strong Message on Pakistan’s Role

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In a bold move during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) defence ministers’ meet in Qingdao, China, India blocked the release of a joint statement, taking a firm stand against what it described as the group’s failure to address the pressing issue of cross-border terrorism.Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, representing India, declined to sign the draft communique, citing its lack of direct mention of terrorism originating from across the border — a clear reference to Pakistan. Singh asserted that terrorism, especially when used as a state policy tool, must be condemned outright and without double standards.“The threat we face today stems from growing radicalisation and extremism. Terrorism cannot coexist with peace,” Singh said during his address. He emphasized that the SCO must take a unified and uncompromising stance against terror in all forms.Highlighting the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack — which India blames on Lashkar-e-Taiba — Singh said that India’s Operation Sindoor was a direct response to such brutality. “India has adopted a zero-tolerance policy. We’ve shown that even the heartlands of terrorism are not beyond our reach,” he declared.With China chairing the SCO this year and Pakistan also among the member states, India’s refusal to toe the line sends a sharp diplomatic message. Singh warned that nations giving safe haven or support to terror groups for selfish gains must face consequences.Despite India’s global efforts, including calls for international action against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, recent developments have posed challenges. Notably, Pakistan’s diplomats have secured key roles at the UN, including chairing the 1988 Sanctions Committee and vice-chairing the Counter-Terrorism Committee.“The SCO cannot afford silence or ambiguity when it comes to terror.

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A bus going from Bihar to Delhi caught fire, and five passengers were burned alive

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New Delhi. Five people died in a sudden fire in a moving bus near Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh this morning. Many passengers in the bus also got burned. The bus was going from Bihar to New Delhi. According to information, a private sleeper bus (bus number: UP17 AT 6372) going from Begusarai in Bihar to Delhi caught fire due to a short circuit on the Lucknow-Raebareli Road, Mohanlalganj on Kisan Path in Lucknow. Even after the fire, the bus kept running for about a kilometer. The driver and conductor immediately fled from the spot. The passengers sitting in the bus were taken out by breaking the glass with the help of the police and common people. Fire engines controlled the fire in about half an hour. When the firemen went inside the bus, the bodies of five people were found there. The passengers burned by the flames were taken to the hospital for treatment. Except for one of the dead, the other four have been identified. According to reports, there were about eighty passengers in the bus. The deceased include two children, two women, and a man. The time of the accident is said to be around 5 am. At that time, everyone was sleeping on the bus. Except for one man, the rest of the passengers have been identified. According to the information received, after the fire broke out, the bus kept running in a burning condition for some time. The driver and conductor escaped by breaking the glass. The main gate got jammed due to the fire. Those who could escape through other routes were saved. According to the information, the accident took place on the Kisan Path passing near PGI Kalli. Local people informed the police about the accident. People who came out of the bus said that after stopping the bus, the driver and conductor jumped out of the window near the driver and escaped.

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