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India declares Pakistan High Commission staffer linked to spy-ring ‘persona non grata’

1 day ago | theprint.in | Keshav Padmanabhan

Guzala is said to have met Danish at the Pakistan High Commission in February, when she went to apply for a visa. The two remained in touch over messenger applications. Subsequently, Guzala was paid roughly Rs 30,000 to share sensitive information on the Indian Army. Following her arrest and interrogation, the police picked up Yameen, who is allegedly the ring-leader behind the spy-ring.
India denies Trump's claim that 'no trade with US' threat led to ceasefire

1 day ago | theprint.in | Keshav Padmanabhan

Jaiswal was clear that it was “the force of Indian arms that compelled Pakistan to stop firing,” following the extremely effective attack mounted by the Indian Armed Forces on the morning of 10 May against eight Pakistan Air Force Bases. “The specific date, time and wording of the understanding was worked out between the DGMOs of the two countries at their phone call on 10 May 2025 commencing 1535 hrs.
Op Sindoor took wind out of Pakistan’s nuclear blackmail, set Lakshman Rekha-Modi at Adampur IAF base

1 day ago | theprint.in | Keshav Padmanabhan

The Pakistan military had earlier claimed the base was destroyed along with the S-400 Triumf air defence system. Speaking with the S-400 missile in the background, Modi said, “Our military took the wind out of Pakistan’s nuclear blackmail. And when we did this, the message reverberated across the heavens and the depths – ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’.”He said Operation Sindoor is not an ordinary military campaign “but a trinity of India’s policy, intent, and decisive capability”.
Slide in govt school enrolments continued in 2024-25; UP alone witnessed drop of 21.82 lakh

1 day ago | theprint.in | Fareeha Iftikhar

Additionally, the ministry highlighted a decline in enrolment in Delhi (1.05 lakh), Tamil Nadu (1.65 lakh), Assam (1.68 lakh), Gujarat (79,416), and Himachal Pradesh (50,469). The education ministry has directed all states and Union Territories to review the situation and submit a detailed report by the end of June. It attributed this decline to a change in data collection methodology, which involved tracking individual student records, resulting in the elimination of duplicate and ghost entries.
As Shehbaz Sharif seeks reset in ties with Trump, a look at the ups & downs in US-Pakistan relations

2 days ago | theprint.in | Keshav Padmanabhan

This came a day after the US president was the first to announce a cessation of hostilities between India and Pakistan—mediated by Washington. A day later, Trump, in another post on Truth Social, again waded into the issue around Jammu and Kashmir. “Additionally, I will work with you both to see if, after a ‘thousand years,’ a solution can be arrived at concerning Kashmir. God Bless the leadership of India and Pakistan on a job well done!!!,” said Trump in a post on Truth Social Sunday.
You are our hero-Jama Masjid Imam’s grandson's message to Modi after 'strong step against terrorism'

2 days ago | theprint.in | Zenaira Bakhsh

“Now I can focus on my studies again. Thank you to the Government of India and our brave Jawans. Jai Hind,” he adds. The child’s video message was posted a day after India and Pakistan agreed to halt military action. The decision followed days of escalating conflict during which several border regions—including Jammu & Kashmir, Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan—faced projectiles from Pakistan. Areas in J&K, including Poonch, Rajouri, Uri, and Kupwara, also witnessed heavy shelling.
UK’s immigration crackdown to impact Indian students, workers

2 days ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“While we are relieved that the Graduate Route has been preserved, albeit with a reduced duration, we urge that its implementation, and that of the wider reforms, be approached with care, clarity, and collaboration,” said Sanam Arora, chair of the National Indian Students and Alumni Union (NISAU) UK.
US, UK discuss tensions between India and Pakistan

2 days ago | theprint.in | Yoshita Singh

“On India-Pakistan, the Secretary and Foreign Secretary Lammy emphasised the need for both sides to maintain the ceasefire and to continue to communicate. The Secretary expressed US support for direct dialogue between India and Pakistan and encouraged continued efforts to improve communications,” the readout added.
Keir Starmer gets tough on migration, doubles UK citizenship wait times

2 days ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“Make no mistake, this plan means migration will fall. That is a promise,” said Starmer. “Every area of the immigration system – work, family and study – will be tightened up so we have more control. Fair rules must be followed,” he said, with reference to the White Paper. The new system will end the current mechanism of automatic settlement and citizenship for anyone, including Indians, living in the UK for five years.
Did we achieve our military objective? 'A thumping yes,' says IAF, killed over 100 terrorists

3 days ago | theprint.in | Snehesh Alex Philip

The Air Marshal added, “At this time I would not like to comment on the numbers, which platforms did we lose? We are still in a combat situation. If I comment, it will be advantageous to the adversary. All our pilots are back home,” he said. Asked about inputs that IAF had shot down Pakistani planes, he said “Their planes were prevented from entering inside our border…Definitely, we have downed a few planes…Definitely, there are losses on their side which we have inflicted”.