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14/10/2025

The data suggests that the truce isn’t being fully maintained, and ordinary people continue to face the greatest hardship.

14/10/2025

Pakistan declines third Afghan proposal for a truce; national flag raised at 29 border posts

Pakistan has turned down a third request from the Afghan side for a ceasefire, reaffirming control by hoisting the national flag at 29 checkpoints along the border.

14/10/2025

Bangladesh could face a massive earthquake threat experts warn of serious risks for Dhaka

Due to its position on several tectonic plates, Bangladesh remains highly vulnerable to a powerful quake. Specialists caution that a severe tremor could strike without warning. According to Prof. Syed Humayun Akhter, the country’s geological structure makes it more exposed to strong ground movement, while BUET’s Dr. Mehedi Ahmed Ansary mentioned that a large portion of Dhaka’s buildings might not withstand such pressure.

Although experts have raised concerns for years, readiness levels are still limited. Current estimates suggest that the country has only partial capacity to manage a large-scale emergency, though officials report ongoing improvements in response and safety measures.

Disclaimer: This post is based on publicly available reports and shared for informational and awareness purposes only.

14/10/2025

Pak's losses of soldiers along LoC during Operation Sindoor over 100: DGMO Lt Gen Ghai

14/10/2025

JKPC Chief Sajad Gani Lone Calls CM Omar Abdullah 'Pati Pati Saeb'!

14/10/2025

Anantnag Police Attach Property Worth ₹66 Lakhs of Notorious Drug Peddlers in Bijbehara

14/10/2025

: Two Youth Critically Injured After Car Collides with JCB in Budgam.

14/10/2025

'Pakistan May Launch Another Pahalgam-Like Attack', Warns Lt Gen Katiyar, Assures India's Response

Western Army Chief Lt Gen Manoj Katiyar warned that Pakistan may attempt another Pahalgam-like attack, and affirmed that it would invite a strong response from India.

Western Army Commander Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar on Tuesday cautioned that Pakistan may attempt to replicate the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, wherein 26 civilians had lost their lives.

In a stern warning to the neighbouring country, Katiyar also warned that any fresh attempt at cross-border mischief would invite a “strong response" from India.

Speaking on India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’, the large-scale counter-terror operation launched along the western border, Lt Gen Katiyar said, “In ‘Operation Sindoor’, Pakistan was given a befitting reply, but Pakistan can never mend its ways."

“Pakistan could launch another attack like the one in Pahalgam, we have our eyes on every one of its moves," he said.

Reaffirming India’s readiness, the Western Command chief added, “If Pakistan indulges in such mischief again, it will face a strong response."

In September this year, too, the Indian Army had assured that if Pakistan again indulges in cross-border terrorism, then this time, the punishment would be colossal.

Manoj Kumar Katiyar, speaking to the media, had said that Pakistan wants to continue the confrontation with India for its own vested interests.

He said, though he is sure that Pakistan should not carry out any other misadventure, but it cannot be ruled out, adding that ‘Operation Sindoor’ had not yet concluded.

‘Operation Sindoor’, launched after the Pahalgam terror attack, was aimed at neutralising infiltrating terrorist groups and dismantling their launch pads across the Line of Control.
Earlier this month, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal AP Singh had said that at least a dozen Pakistani military aircraft, including F-16 jets, were destroyed or damaged in Indian strikes during ‘Operation Sindoor’, as he countered Islamabad’s claim of India’s losses as “fanciful stories".

14/10/2025

Teenager attacked with axe in Sgr, hospitalized

: Image is Ai-generated and is for reference. The incident shown in image is not real and created by Ai

An 18-year-old boy was injured after being attacked with a sharp-edged weapon in Qamarwari area of Srinagar on Tuesday, officials said.

An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the teenager was attacked by an individual with a sharp-edged axe, leaving him in a pool of blood.

He said the boy was immediately shifted to SMHS Hospital in Srinagar for treatment, while his condition is not known yet.

The injured has been identified as, Numaan (18), son of John Mohammad Khanday, resident of Qamarwari,

Meanwhile, Police have taken cognizance of the incident, while a police officer said investigations have been taken up—(KNO)

14/10/2025

Budgam Police Arrests Drug Peddler; Narcotic Substance Recovered

14/10/2025

Awantipora Police arrests 02 drug peddlers; Charas Powder Recovered.

14/10/2025

Three Dead, Two Injured in Tragic Road Accident Near Katra

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