Kapil Komireddi

RT @Nidhi: Huge blasts in Srinagar just now. Multiple ceasefire violations reported

RT @PIB_India: ➤ Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirms the implementation of ceasefire during the Press Briefing on #OperationSindoor D…

RT @SkyNews: Sky News has found social media accounts that posted videos at the site of an Indian strike expressing support for a terror gr…

RT @Nidhi: The IMF has just bailed out a terror state. Let that sink in.

Pakistan started this conflict by sending terrorists to slaughter Indians. India, while responding with restraint, made sure to offer Pakistan an honourable way out. Pakistan rejected it and escalated a crisis of its making into war. It deserves everything it gets now.

Honestly, India's television media, with notable exceptions, is more than an embarrassment: it's criminally reckless.

Pakistan's khaki-clad rulers keep the country's airspace open, demonstrating their contempt for the lives of the civilian population. The only people who matter to them are the terrorists. That is why they turn up at their funerals with tears in their eyes.

War with Pakistan, an imploded state with nothing to lose, is not worth India’s time, blood, or treasure. India should continue to do everything it can to bring this to a swift end. My piece (though not my headline) in @unherd https://t.co/hGM4cfgO4d

RT @unherd: Pakistan’s politics are riven by corruption; its economy has imploded; and the country effectively survives on the benevolence…

Pakistan’s national identity, forged in self-hatred, is a kind of psychological deformity. Me in @unherd today. https://t.co/hGM4cfgO4d https://t.co/xIaIITLRFm

RT @Saul_Sadka: It took 23 years, but India has brought justice for Daniel Pearl. His last words, "My father is Jewish, my mother is Jewish…

Remember: all of this started because 26 innocent people were murdered by agents of Osama bin Laden’s hosts.

RT @PIB_India: In the coming days your social media will be flooded with #Pakistan sponsored propaganda. It's crucial to scrutinize every…

That was an outstanding briefing. And I ought to add: Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh aren't just soldiers. They are a living negation of the very premise upon which Pakistan was invented.

India’s missile strikes tonight were almost a box-ticking exercise. Pakistan can take it on the chin and move on, or it can escalate a crisis it precipitated. If it chooses the latter the consequences may be far from good for India—but they will be catastrophic for Pakistan.

So many western sermonisers who exhorted India not to equate the “aggressor” with the “victim” in the Russia-Ukraine conflict are now racing to equate the aggressor and the victim in South Asia. People of principle!

The desk on which Tolstoy wrote a major portion of “War and Peace”. https://t.co/Gi4n4ckO2I