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In Panama City, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor told Assembly President Dana Castaneda, 'We all come from different political backgrounds and different parts of India, but we are united in national purpose.' He added, after the Pahalgam attack, 'We waited. When nothing was clearly being done. We attacked the known headquarters of terrorist bases inside Pakistan.'

BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, speaking at the Panama Assembly, said India’s message to the world is clear. Despite its diversity, the nation stands united on issues of national security. He slammed Pakistan, calling it 'in the ICU and on the IMF’s drip,' and praised India’s rise as the fourth-largest economy. Citing decades of cross-border hostility, he warned, 'If you attack us, India has the strength to conduct Operation Sindoor, not just once but a hundred times.'

President Trump has issued a stark ultimatum to Apple CEO Tim Cook: manufacture iPhones in America or face a 25% tariff on devices made overseas, particularly targeting production in India. In this video, we break down the brewing trade conflict, Apple's $22 billion manufacturing investment in India, and what this means for consumers, global tech supply chains, and US-India trade relations. Analysts predict US-made iPhones could cost up to $3,500 - more than triple the current price.

BJP MP Baijayant Panda led an all-party delegation to engage with the Indian diaspora in Kuwait. Addressing the Pahalgam terror attack, diaspora members hailed India's firm stance on terrorism, praising the delegation's clarity and resolve to take India's message of peace and strength to the world.

Speaking in Gandhinagar, PM Modi declared the end of calling terror strikes a 'proxy war.' Referring to nine terror hideouts destroyed in just 22 minutes post Operation Sindoor, he emphasized transparency, 'This time, everything was on camera, no one will ask for proof.'

At the 20-year celebration of Gujarat's Urban Growth Story, PM Modi said, 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is our upbringing. We want peace. But if challenged, India is the land of heroes.' Referring to post-May 6 events, he exposed Pakistan’s role, calling it a deliberate war strategy, not proxy war, and warned of a fitting response.

Speaking in Gandhinagar on May 26, PM Modi reflected on his first oath-taking day in 2014. 'At that time, India’s economy was 11th. Despite Corona, hostile neighbours, and disasters, we’ve reached 4th position in just 10 years,' he said, highlighting India’s resilience and growth.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, speaking in Gorakhpur, emphasized inclusive growth. 'To make India a global power, we must uplift the poor and empower every family,' he said. He highlighted government schemes aimed at transforming lives in remote and underdeveloped regions.

During the All Party Delegation’s interaction with the Indian diaspora in Kuwait, Asaduddin Owaisi slammed Pakistan, calling Army Chief Asim Munir and PM Shehbaz Sharif 'stupid jokers.' His sharp remarks highlighted Pakistan’s duplicity on terrorism and echoed India’s zero-tolerance stand.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor led an all-party delegation meeting Guyana's Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo. Discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in energy, education, and climate change. This engagement underscores the deepening India-Guyana relations, emphasizing shared democratic values and mutual development goals.