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Pakistan will not get water over which India has rights, India PM Modi says
Pakistan will not get water from rivers over which India has rights, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday, a month after a deadly attack in Indian Kashmir led New Delhi to suspend a key river water-sharing treaty between the neighbours.
‘Modi’s mind is cool, but blood runs hot… sindoor flows in my veins’: In Bikaner, PM’s message to Pakistan
Says attack on terror infrastructure makes three things clear: There will be a befitting reply for every terror attack; India will not be scared by threats of an atom bomb; and India will view Pakista
'Pakistan will not get water that belongs to India': PM Modi's BIG warning to Islamabad over Indus Waters Treaty
PM Modi's statement came days after media reports indicated that the Indus Waters Treaty will be renegotiated and not be based on the previous conditions.
Indian YouTuber who documented her travel to Pakistan arrested for allegedly spying
Indian police have arrested a travel vlogger on suspicion of spying for Pakistan, as tensions between the two countries simmer following a dayslong conflict between the two neighbors.
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From Bikaner, PM Narendra Modi's ‘not a single drop’ message to Pakistan on Indus Waters Treaty
PM Narendra Modi, while speaking at an event in Bikaner, warned that “playing with the blood of Indians will cost Pakistan dearly".
‘Need to hear it from them’: Jaishankar says India told other nations that Pakistan had to talk directly for de-escalation
While several countries had reached out to India in those four days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi specified to all the nations, including the US, that if Pakistan intended to stop fighting they needed to tell India themselves,
Kashmir tourism bears the brunt after tourist massacre and India-Pakistan military strikes
Hundreds of cabs are parked and idle.It’s the fallout of last month’s gun massacre that left 26 people, mostly Hindu tourists, dead in Indian-controlled Kashmir followed by tit-for-tat military strikes by India and Pakistan,
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Pakistan eyes new loans as growth topples, aims to boost forex reserves
Pakistan plans to secure an additional $4.9 billion in commercial bank loans to boost foreign exchange reserves and meet obligations, following an IMF bailout, as economic growth falls short of targets.
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