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Washington: US President Donald Trump has claimed that his administration played a crucial role in preventing a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan by promoting trade instead of conflict. Speaking to reporters, Trump said the “deal” he is most proud of is stopping what could have been a devastating war between the two nuclear-armed neighbors through economic engagement rather than military confrontation. Trump emphasized that his administration warned both India and Pakistan that trade ties would be halted if hostilities continued. “Normally they do it through bullets. We do it through trade. So I’m very proud of that,” he…

Team Goemkarponn VERNA: A 23-year-old woman lost her life and another sustained injuries after a speeding SUV rammed into two pedestrians near Verna on Saturday morning. The deceased has been identified as Anisha Satish Borkar, a resident of Quepem. She succumbed to her injuries shortly after the accident. The injured pedestrian, Akshata Naik, hailing from Karwar, was rushed to the hospital for treatment and is currently recovering. Preliminary reports suggest that the SUV was driven by a student who was allegedly on his way to college for examinations when the incident occurred. The vehicle reportedly lost control before ploughing into…

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Friday delivered a firm warning to Pakistan, declaring that India will not be cowed by any “nuclear threat” and reaffirming the country’s uncompromising stance against terrorism. Speaking at the Convocation Ceremony for foreign national graduates of a private university in Vadodara, Jaishankar stressed that those who support and employ terrorism will face severe consequences. “India will never give in to nuclear blackmail,” he said, emphasizing that sponsors and facilitators of terrorism must pay a heavy price. While he did not explicitly name any country, his comments were widely interpreted as a pointed…

New Delhi: A day after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif acknowledged that India’s BrahMos missiles struck multiple targets inside Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the significant impact of the missile strikes, saying they had left Pakistan “sleepless.” Speaking in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, during the launch of development projects worth nearly Rs 50,000 crore, PM Modi praised the Indian Armed Forces for their success in Operation Sindoor. He emphasized that Indian forces had destroyed terror camps deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, forcing the Pakistan Army to plead for an end to the conflict. “We entered their camps and destroyed…

New Delhi: In a notable diplomatic development, Colombia officially retracted its earlier statement expressing condolences for the loss of lives in Pakistan following India’s Operation Sindoor. This change came after a delegation led by Indian MP Shashi Tharoor conveyed disappointment over Colombia’s initial stance in the aftermath of India’s retaliatory strikes. Colombia’s Vice Foreign Minister, Rosa Yolanda Villavicencio, expressed confidence in the renewed dialogue between the two nations, stating that after receiving detailed explanations about the situation in Kashmir and the conflict, Colombia hoped to continue constructive conversations. Tharoor, present during the Vice Minister’s announcement, welcomed Colombia’s decision, emphasizing India’s…

New Delhi: In a major initiative to boost national security preparedness, civil defence mock drills under ‘Operation Shield’ will be conducted today across states and Union Territories bordering Pakistan. The exercises are set to begin at 5:00 p.m. and will take place in Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, and Chandigarh, with a special focus on vulnerable areas close to the border that are most exposed to cross-border threats. Originally scheduled for May 29, the drills were postponed due to administrative reasons. A government press release on the same day confirmed the new date and highlighted the significance of…

New Delhi: Operation Sindoor, launched in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, was a multi-domain, non-contact mission that reflected the changing face of modern warfare, according to Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan. Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, General Chauhan revealed that 15% of the operation’s time was spent countering fake narratives and disinformation campaigns, underscoring the growing significance of information warfare in contemporary conflict. The mission, which began with precision strikes on May 7 against terror targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, incorporated cyber operations, distributed force application, intelligence coordination, and advanced network-centric warfare.…