India-Pakistan tensions LIVE updates: India declares Pakistani diplomat persona non grata, orders departure within 24 hours

India expels a Pakistani official from the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi for activities against diplomatic norms, giving him 24 hours to leave.

India is committed to having The Resistance Front (TRF) designated as a terrorist entity by the UNSC. India will present further evidence to the UNSC's 1267 Sanctions Committee.

Following India's precision strikes on terror infrastructure, Pakistan retaliated by shelling civilian areas in Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in numerous casualties.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. India asserts the treaty will remain suspended until Pakistan ends its support for cross-border terrorism.

MEA has reaffirmed India's firm stance on Jammu and Kashmir. MEA Spokesperson said that India has a long-standing national position that any issues pertaining to Jammu and Kashmir have to be addressed by India and Pakistan bilaterally.

Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, the ‘Ban Turkey’ movement has intensified in Pune, with traders and citizens boycotting Turkish apples. The move reflects growing public anger over Turkey’s support for Pakistan and recent terror incidents.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday visited Adampur Air Base and interacted with air force personnel and soldiers. In his address to the jawans, the PM said that Pakistan repeatedly tried to strike key Indian air bases, including Adampur

PM Modi visited Adampur airbase and posed beside the S-400 system, debunking Pakistan’s false claim of its destruction. His visit affirmed India’s strong defences after Operation Sindoor and rising cross-border tensions.

Three Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists were killed in an encounter in Shopian’s Keller area; two have been identified while the identity of the third is being verified.

PM Modi visited the Adampur Air Base in Jalandhar, interacting with air warriors and being briefed by personnel. His visit follows Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist sites in Pakistan as part of India's new counter-terrorism strategy.

Pakistan finally admits 11 military personnel were killed in India's Operation Sindoor, marking a significant acknowledgment amid efforts to de-escalate border tensions.

A Lashkar terrorist was reportedly killed in an ongoing encounter with security forces in the Zinpather Keller area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district on Tuesday. Two more terrorists are believed to be trapped at the site as the operation continues.

Jammu and Kashmir Police have launched a manhunt for Pahalgam attack suspects, releasing "Terror Free Kashmir" posters and announcing a Rs 20 lakh reward for credible information.

Maharashtra Cyber identifies seven Pakistan-allied APT groups behind 15 lakh cyber attacks on Indian websites following the Pahalgam terror incident, with only 150 attacks successful.

Fear prevails in Samba's border villages after Pakistani drone attacks caused damage to homes. Despite PM Modi's warning and Operation Sindoor, locals fear continued aggression as Pakistan violates ceasefire agreements.

The Indian Army confirmed no enemy drones are currently on Indian territory, and the situation remains calm and under full control. Recent drone intrusions were intercepted in Samba, but no alarm was raised as they were swiftly engaged.

PM Modi announced that Operation Sindoor, India’s new policy against terrorism, has set a new standard. He emphasised that India will respond decisively to terrorist attacks and not tolerate state-sponsored terrorism, especially from Pakistan.

Air India has cancelled flights to and from eight cities, including Jammu, Leh, and Amritsar, for May 13 due to security concerns. The move follows a similar decision by IndiGo amid tensions and drone activity near the border.

IndiGo has cancelled flights to and from Jammu, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Leh, Srinagar, and Rajkot on May 13 due to security concerns. The airline is monitoring the situation and advises passengers to check flight status before travel.