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Pakistan has no Army instead Army has a nation One prominent leader of an opposition party has said that Pakistan is the only country which does not have an army. Instead, the army has a country which owns a nation named Pakistan. According to Manish Tiwari, there are political leaders dancing to th

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POLITICS

Pakistan has no Army instead Army has a nation

One prominent leader of an opposition party has said that Pakistan is the only country which does not have an army. Instead, the army has a country which owns a nation named Pakistan. According to Manish Tiwari, there are political leaders dancing to the tune of army bosses.

India's defence preparations stun many

India's defence preparation during the war with Pakistan has stunned many. India effectively defused drones and missiles and could not allow the enemy to take the lead. As per official statement, Pakistan used more than 300 Turkey drones and missiles but the Indian army iron dome system made them useless. This has prevented maximum collateral damage in border areas.

Cong questions govt after ceasefire with Pakistan

A day after India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire, the Congress party shifted its stance, focusing on the role of the United States in brokering the truce. Initially supportive of the government’s strong response to the Pahalgam terror attack, Congress now demands transparency on the sudden ceasefire. Party leaders Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge wrote to the Prime Minister, urging a special Parliament session to discuss the ceasefire—first announced by the US President Donald Trump—along with Operation Sindoor and the terror incident. The Congress is pressing the government for clarity on America’s involvement and whether Pakistan has given any concrete assurances on dismantling terror infrastructure.

International border with Pakistan remained largely peaceful

The May 11-12 night remained largely peaceful across Jammu & Kashmir and other areas along the International border with Pakistan. No incidents have been reported, marking the first calm night in recent days.


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