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01/12/2025

Senior Pakistani journalist Ahmed Noorani has revealed shocking details about Operation Sindoor, during which India carried out highly precise strikes across Pakistan. From May 7 to May 10, India targeted multiple airbases and strategic locations, while not a single Pakistani missile crossed the Indian border.

Noorani also exposed how Field Marshal Aseem Munir lied to gain power, now serving as Chief of Defence Forces, consolidating control over Pakistan’s army. India’s precision air strikes and S-400 defense system effectively neutralized Pakistan’s military capabilities.

In this video, you’ll learn:

Detailed account of India’s strikes during Operation Sindoor

How Pakistan’s airbases and missile systems were targeted

Controversy around Aseem Munir becoming Field Marshal

Pakistan military and media response to the strikes

30/11/2025

This is a deep investigative breakdown of how Pakistan’s DG-ISPR has built one of the most sophisticated military-backed propaganda and narrative-engineering ecosystems in South Asia. The report reveals an extensive network where DG-ISPR recruits, trains, and grooms university students to serve as future amplifiers of Pakistan Army’s strategic messaging.
Over the last decade, DG-ISPR has evolved from a conventional military PR office into a full-scale psychological operations and information warfare unit. This includes:
• Systematic grooming of selected students from top universities
• Recruitment processes designed to identify individuals capable of long-term influence building
• Creation of an unofficial parallel IT cell that functions outside state accountability
• Controlled dissemination of military-approved narratives across social media
• Rapid expansion of a digital propaganda network with political, ideological, and geopolitical objectives
The video examines how DG-ISPR uses:
• Narrative engineering
• Psychological operations
• Digital manipulation
• Military-driven PR frameworks
• Targeted recruitment and grooming pipelines
• Social media warfare and online influence operations
This investigation is crucial for India because it highlights a well-structured propaganda architecture operating across the border, with direct implications for India’s information security, perception management, and geopolitical narrative contest.
Key questions addressed in the video:
• How is DG-ISPR building a next-generation influence ecosystem?
• Why is Pakistan Army investing heavily in student grooming and narrative control?
• How does this parallel IT cell support Pakistan’s hybrid warfare strategy?
• What are the risks for India in the information domain?
• Where does India stand in developing counter-propaganda capabilities?
This is not about one IT cell. This is a state-supported, long-term psychological operations model that combines recruitment, training, and digital influence into one ecosystem.
India must understand the scale and sophistication of this network and strengthen its own information defence and narrative-building systems.
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28/11/2025

A senior Pakistani political leader Syed Sardar Ali Shah has publicly claimed that Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana and even the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir are “historically part of Pakistan,” citing supposed 6000-year-old narratives and distorted civilizational claims. This video presents a structured, evidence-based fact-check of every assertion using documented history, archaeology, international law, and constitutional facts.
This comprehensive analysis explains:
• The real civilizational timeline of the Indian subcontinent
• How ancient texts, inscriptions, and archaeological sites contradict Pakistan’s claims
• The historical evolution of Sindh, the Indus Valley region, and Vedic–Mauryan–Gupta–Medieval Indian geography
• Why Rajasthan, Gujarat and Haryana have no cultural or administrative connection to historical Sindh
• The legal position of Jammu & Kashmir through the Instrument of Accession
• The United Nations Resolution 47, Pakistan’s mandatory troop withdrawal clause, and why Pakistan remains in violation
• How Pakistan’s political instability fuels revisionist history narratives
• Why such false claims attempt to divert attention from Pakistan’s economic crisis, governance failures and internal unrest
• India’s civilizational continuity, constitutional legitimacy, and the factual map of South Asia
This video provides a complete breakdown of the historical record, international legal framework and geopolitical realities to address and counter these claims with clarity and accuracy.

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27/11/2025

Where is Imran Khan? Why has the UAE suddenly halted visa issuance for Pakistani nationals?
This explosive development has triggered a political and diplomatic storm in Islamabad. At a time when Pakistan is facing economic collapse, debt pressure, and internal chaos, the UAE’s decision to freeze visas has sent shockwaves across the region.

In this in-depth analysis, we break down:

Why UAE suddenly stopped issuing visas to Pakistanis

What intelligence signals point toward behind-the-scenes tensions

How Imran Khan’s silence and disappearance is fueling speculation

Whether Pakistan’s internal instability triggered UAE’s move

Potential economic impact on Pakistani workers & remittances

How the Gulf region views Pakistan’s current leadership crisis

Geopolitical implications for India, Middle East, and China

This is not just a visa issue—
it’s a diplomatic message, a leadership question, and a major red flag for Pakistan’s future.

Stay tuned for a deep dive into the full story and what it means for South Asia.

26/11/2025

Pakistan has issued a fresh official statement alleging rising Islamophobia, cultural marginalization, and the demolition of Muslim heritage in India, with specific reference to the Ayodhya Ram Temple and the Babri Masjid case. This video presents a comprehensive India-centric analysis of the statement, its timing, its geopolitical motivations, and its implications for India-Pakistan diplomatic engagement.
The analysis explains how Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is attempting to internationalize a domestic Indian matter by raising it through global platforms, particularly the United Nations and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation. The video also examines India’s constitutional position on religious freedom, the legal and judicial processes behind the Ayodhya verdict, and the broader historical and political context.
We explore:
• Why Pakistan chose November 2025 to release this statement
• The internal political pressures shaping Pakistan’s foreign messaging
• How the Ayodhya judgement evolved through India’s judicial institutions
• India’s long-standing policies on minority rights and cultural protection
• Global diplomatic trends on religious freedom narratives
• The efficacy of Pakistan’s strategy of reviving the Babri–Ayodhya discourse
• International reaction patterns to similar statements in the past
• India’s likely diplomatic and communication response
This detailed breakdown is intended for viewers seeking a serious, fact-based, policy-driven explanation of India-Pakistan information warfare and narrative building in an international context.

22/11/2025

Delhi Police have exposed a major international arms smuggling racket with direct links to Pakistan’s ISI, revealing a dangerous cross-border pipeline supplying high-end pistols made in China and Turkey into India.

The investigation found that the gang used Pakistan-based handlers, who deployed drones to drop weapon consignments across Punjab and UP. These weapons—wrapped in carbon paper to escape scanners—were later delivered to criminals operating across Delhi, NCR, Punjab, and neighbouring states.

Police arrested four key operatives, including notorious criminal Mandeep (linked to Sonu Khatri gang), along with Rohan and Monu from UP. Officials seized 10 foreign pistols and 92 cartridges.

The mastermind, Jaspreet alias Jassa, operates from the US, and reportedly coordinates directly with Pakistan. Agencies are now verifying international financial trails, communication logs, social media networks, and gang affiliations.

This crackdown comes days after the Delhi blast, which killed 15 people near Red Fort. Security agencies are probing whether the arms network intersects with the terror module busted in J&K that had links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, and had 2,900 kg explosives.

This video breaks down:
• How the China–Turkey–Pakistan gun route works
• Who the operatives are
• How drones are used for cross-border weapon drops
• ISI’s role and India’s countermeasures
• Links to recent terror incidents
• What this means for national security
• Why India is seeing an influx of foreign weapons

21/11/2025

Tejas Fighter Jet Crash – Sabotage or Malfunction?
In this detailed analysis, we break down every angle surrounding the Tejas LCA crash — technical malfunction, human error, foreign involvement, geopolitical context, and sabotage possibilities.

This video explains:

What early reports say about the Tejas crash

Possible mechanical or software failure

Flight data indicators

Expert analysis from aviation & defence specialists

India's LCA program vulnerabilities

Whether sabotage is a realistic possibility

Why adversaries may target India's indigenous defence projects

Historical precedent of suspicious crashes or systemic faults

What the official Court of Inquiry will examine

The crash impact on India's Tejas Mk1A rollout & Tejas Mk2 schedule

We also explore the strategic, geopolitical and defence-industry consequences of the incident.

If you follow Indian defence, military aviation, DRDO updates, HAL news, Tejas Mk1A, or global fighter jet analysis, this video gives a clear, fact-driven narrative.

Watch till the end for a complete breakdown.
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20/11/2025

Former United States President Donald Trump has announced a significant new pact between the United States and Pakistan aimed at developing Pakistan’s large and largely untapped oil reserves. In his official statement, Trump described the agreement as a strategic partnership focused on unlocking Pakistan’s “massive oil reserves,” emphasizing that both countries are currently evaluating which American oil company will lead the development project.

Trump’s announcement has triggered renewed global interest in Pakistan’s offshore energy potential, prompting the country to accelerate exploration activities. In response to the rising attention, Pakistan has issued multiple offshore exploration licences to Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL), Mari Energies Ltd., and Prime International Oil and Gas Company. These developments place Pakistan’s offshore fields back into the global energy spotlight, with analysts predicting a potential shift in both regional energy balances and international oil market trajectories if substantial reserves are confirmed.

This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of the political, economic, and strategic implications of the new US–Pakistan oil partnership. The analysis examines how the agreement could reshape Pakistan’s long-term energy security, attract large-scale foreign investment, influence global oil prices, and alter geopolitical alignments in South Asia and beyond.

This in-depth report covers:
• Details of Donald Trump’s announcement and US–Pakistan oil cooperation
• Pakistan’s offshore oil potential and historical exploration challenges
• Newly granted petroleum licences and the companies leading exploration
• Economic implications for Pakistan’s oil and gas sector
• Strategic impact on US–Pakistan relations and regional geopolitics
• Potential commercial timelines, risk assessments, and investor expectations
• Global ramifications if Pakistan confirms major offshore oil reserves

This video is essential for viewers tracking international energy markets, strategic geopolitical developments, global investment trends, and South Asian political affairs.

19/11/2025

A group of nearly 500 Bangladesh nationals attempting to return to their country through the West Bengal border have reportedly been stopped and stranded near the India–Bangladesh zero line.
This detailed analysis explains what triggered the sudden movement, the response from border agencies, and the legal, humanitarian and geopolitical aspects shaping the crisis.

In this video, we examine:
– Who these 500 individuals are and why they attempted to cross
– What the “zero line” is and how movement is regulated
– Role of the Border Security Forces (BSF) and Bangladesh authorities
– Legal status, verification procedures and humanitarian concerns
– How this impacts India–Bangladesh relations
– Broader context: migration patterns, border security, local administration challenges
– What may happen next along the Bengal border

This report provides factual, sensitive, and policy-oriented insights into an evolving situation on one of India’s most sensitive borders.

18/11/2025

India has issued an official NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) and maritime advisory near the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, indicating a likely missile test window scheduled between 25–27 November 2025. This region is one of India’s most critical strategic military zones, located at the crossroads of the Bay of Bengal, Andaman Sea, and the wider Indian Ocean Region (IOR).

In this detailed strategic analysis, we cover:

What the NOTAM Means

– Why India designates special test zones
– How these advisories indicate high-precision trials
– Possible missile categories based on historical test patterns

Why Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

– Command and control significance of the A&N Command (India’s only tri-service command)
– Proximity to key maritime chokepoints like the Malacca Strait
– Increasing strategic role in India’s Indo-Pacific posture

Possible Missile Systems (Open-Source Possibilities)

– Long-range cruise missiles
– Surface-to-surface missile platforms
– Anti-ship or naval strike systems
– DRDO’s ongoing developmental trials

Geopolitical & Security Implications

– Impact on India’s deterrence posture
– Signal to regional powers in the Indo-Pacific
– Role of missile tests in India’s strategic readiness cycle
– Maritime security implications in the Indian Ocean

Historical Context

– Previous missile tests conducted in the A&N region
– How India uses NOTAM windows for operational preparedness
– Pattern of DRDO-Navy coordinated missile events

This video is a comprehensive, non-speculative breakdown based solely on publicly available defence notifications, maritime advisories and open-source data.

17/11/2025

Bangladesh is witnessing one of its most volatile phases in recent history.
Following the Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal’s decision to sentence former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death, the streets have erupted with massive unrest, radical mobilisation and violent clashes.

According to multiple reports, a radical mob violently confronted police, leading to large-scale disruption across Dhaka and nearby districts. The most alarming detail:
a bulldozer was allegedly mobilised by extremist elements with the intention of targeting Sheikh Hasina’s residence.

Security agencies are on maximum alert, and Bangladesh now stands on the edge of a politically explosive moment.

In this in-depth explainer, we analyse:

How the Hasina verdict triggered nationwide protests

Who mobilised the radical crowds

Why police–mob clashes escalated so quickly

The alleged use of a bulldozer and what security agencies fear

The legal and geopolitical implications of sentencing a former PM to death

What this unrest means for India, South Asia and regional security

How this crisis could reshape Bangladesh’s political future

This video dives deep into the political, legal, national security, and international dimensions of the Bangladesh unrest, offering a nuanced breakdown backed by verified reports and field insights.

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16/11/2025

Indian intelligence and counter-terror agencies have made a significant breakthrough in the Red Fort area bombing case. According to investigative inputs, agencies are closely examining potential regional linkages, including the movements and contacts of terror operatives before the blast.

A key focus of the probe is the reported meeting involving LeT-linked commander Saifullah Saif, who allegedly interacted with certain individuals in Dhaka shortly before the attack. While officials have issued no final conclusion, investigators are evaluating whether this interaction played a role in the broader network behind the incident.

The NIA has arrested the associate of the suspected su***de bomber, leading to a fresh wave of raids across multiple states.
Among those detained for questioning is a woman doctor from Haryana, as part of an ongoing inquiry into sheltering and communication assistance. Investigators have also found that Dr. Mohammad Umar un-Nabi reportedly stayed in a rented accommodation in Nuh, Haryana, until a day before the blast and allegedly used multiple mobile devices to avoid detection.

This video analyses:
– The new intelligence trail
– The regional dimensions of the investigation
– How cross-border networks operate
– Why the Red Fort case has become a crucial national security priority
– The implications for India’s counter-terror strategy

This is an independent journalistic breakdown based on publicly reported information, without making unverified allegations or targeting any community, individual, or country.

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