The Pakistan government and its Army have found themselves at the receiving end of their citizens and Parliamentarians, after getting beaten in the war of nerves with their Indian counterpart and also losing face globally

Can't even take name of PM Modi: Pak lawmaker calls Shehbaz Sharif 'coward'

Pakistan has unleashed a full-blown disinformation offensive in a desperate attempt to shift the focus and control the narrative with a barrage of lies and digital theatrics following India's decisive strike under 'Operation Sindoor'.

Pakistan fake news : Pakistan's propaganda machine working overtime after India's decisive Operation Sindoor

In the wake of Operation Sindoor, a tri-service military action targeting nine high-value terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir

After Operation Sindoor, Centre calls all-party meet tomorrow

CM Mann’s Big Push: Freeing Farm Finance from Defaulter Deadlock

Reforms Begin: Cooperative Bank to Prioritize Lending to Agriculture

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has held the Centre responsible for the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's (J&K) Pahalgam in which 26 lives were lost, alleging a serious Intelligence and security lapse.

Kharge holds Centre responsible for Pahalgam attack deaths

International head-turner Priyanka Chopra was simply drop-dead gorgeous when she rocked vintage Hollywood style at the 2025 MET Gala.


Priyanka Chopra Jonas channels retro glam at MET Gala 2025 with husband Nick—-Check out couple’s stunning look here

India, which has already banned YouTube channels and Instagram accounts of Pakistanis, has now shifted their focus to social media influencers, including Indians who are posting anti-national, provocative, and insulting content. 

Centre to ban social media influencers posting anti-national content in Pahalgam aftermath

Taking part in discussion after the resolution was moved by Cabinet Minister Barinder Kumar Goel, the Chief Minister said that Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) was originally established to manage the waters of the Sutlej and Beas rivers.

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