Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday hailed Operation Sindoor as a defining moment in India's fight against terrorism and said that its impact has not only shaken the borders of Pakistan but reached deep into its heart, including Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistani army.

The might of Indian Army has been felt by Rawalpindi, says Rajnath Singh

Delhi airport issues fresh passenger advisory amid India-Pak tensions

Despite the announcement of ceasefire by India and Pakistan, there was a violation by the Pakistan army on Saturday evening in Akhnoor, Mendhar, R.S. Pura, Chamb, Bhimber and Gurez sectors while loud blasts were also heard in Srinagar.

Hours after announcement of truce, Pakistan violates ceasefire

The official statement by the Deputy Commissioner read, "All restrictive orders are immediately withdrawn within the district. Things may resume as normal. Thanks for all your support.”

All restrictive orders withdrawn in Jalandhar, confirms DC Himanshu Aggarwal

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday (Indian time) spoke to External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar, calling to de-escalate tensions at the India-Pakistan border, and offered US support in holding constructive talks to prevent further escalation.

US Secretary of State dials India, Pakistan counterparts on escalating tensions

The Centre, in a special briefing on 'Operation Sindoor' on Saturday, called out Pakistan’s brazen attempt to escalate the matter by repeatedly targeting India’s military as well as civilian centres

Pak fired high-speed missile, tried to hit health facilities, schools but was thwarted: Centre slams escalation bid

In yet another befitting reply to Pakistan's nefarious activities, the Border Security Force (BSF) has completely destroyed a Pakistani post and a terrorist launch pad in Looni, District Sialkot, opposite Akhnoor area, from where the tube drones were being launched to attack India.

Indian armed forces destroy Pakistani posts, launch pads; intercept multiple Pakistani drones

 Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon has ordered Satsang houses in war-affected states, such as Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, and Punjab, to be opened for the people. 

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