India-Pakistan tensions LIVE updates: IndiGo flight returns to Delhi amid Pakistani drone sightings in Amritsar, in-flight video goes viral (WATCH)

An IndiGo flight reportedly returned to Delhi due to blackout SOP and suspected Pakistani drone activity in Amritsar, Punjab.

Red streaks filled skies again on Monday, as a number of Pakistani drones were seen in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba which were intercepted by Indian air defense systems.

PM Modi, in his first address after Operation Sindoor, declared zero tolerance for terrorism and warned Pakistan against nuclear blackmail, reaffirming India’s right to act decisively against terror. Here are top 10 highlights from PM Modi's address:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation following Operation Sindoor, warning Pakistan against further provocation. He said 'I want to congratulate and salute our security forces.'

Pakistan's army media wing ISPR released a poorly edited video of IAF officer Vyomika Singh, attempting to manipulate her statement from the Operation Sindoor briefing. India has called out the crude misinformation attempt.

US President Donald Trump on Monday took credit for helping broker the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, revealing that he used trade as leverage to de-escalate the rising military tensions

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri faced online trolling after announcing the India-Pakistan ceasefire. Political leaders, diplomats, and civil bodies have condemned the abuse, especially targeting Misri's family, calling it shameful and unacceptable.

The Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of India and Pakistan held a meeting on Monday evening, two days after both sides agreed to a ceasefire following Operation Sindoor.

A Kozhikode man, Mujeeb Rahman, was arrested for impersonating a PMO official and inquiring about INS Vikrant's location during Operation Sindoor. 

Wong's reappointment as Australia's Foreign Minister comes after Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese secured victory in the elections.

Air Marshal AK Bharti quoted a verse from the Ramcharitmanas to stress that peace needs strength, not just diplomacy. He praised India’s air defence systems and warned Pakistan of a firm military response if provoked again.

Air Marshal AK Bharti said that while India's primary objective was to dismantle terrorist infrastructure, Pakistan's military chose to protect these elements, forcing India to expand its response.

Vice Admiral AN Pramod said Navy is maintaining relentless surveillance to neutralise emerging threats. During Operation Sindoor, India’s layered air defence system thwarted Pakistani threats, showcasing precision strikes on terror infrastructure.

DGMO Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai praised India’s multi-layered air defence system, saying Pakistan had no chance of breaching it during their May 9–10 attacks. He credited advanced tech, BSF efforts, and coordinated defence responses.

IAF confirms no strike on Pakistan's Kirana Hills nuclear site during Operation Sindoor, targeting only terrorist infrastructure in PoK and Pakistan.

Indian Army on Monday confirmed that a Pakistani Mirage fighter jet was brought down during Operation Sindoor.

DGMO Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai uses a cricket analogy referencing Virat Kohli and the Ashes to highlight India’s layered defence response during Operation Sindoor.

In a press briefing on Operation Sindoor, India’s military leadership disclosed that the country’s integrated air command and control architecture played a decisive role in thwarting Pakistan’s multi-pronged military offensives.

Pakistan’s intelligence operatives (PIO) are reportedly reaching out to Indian journalists and civilians, pretending to be Indian defence officials, seeking information about the ongoing Operation Sindoor.

A video of a Pakistani journalist has caught attention online as he says Islamabad has no concrete evidence to support its claims against India post Operation Sindoor.