‘Deceptive Netanyahu': Furious Hamas' DIRECT Message To Trump On Ceasefire Sabotage, Gaza Aid
On the 26th Kargil Vijay Diwas, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath delivered a thunderous tribute to India's armed forces, reminding the nation how Pakistan cowardly imposed the 1999 Kargil War. Yogi lauded the fearless Indian Army for not just reclaiming Kargil's icy peaks under -50°C but also resisting pressure from global superpowers. "Pervez Musharraf went begging to America, but Vajpayee ji said India will not bow to anyone," he declared. His speech ignites a nationalistic fire, echoing India's unwavering stand on sovereignty, military grit, and political resolve. This clip captures how India's spirit stood tall against Pakistani aggression and international coercion.#india #pakistan #kargilvijaydiwas #yogiadityanath #indiafirst #vajpayee #kargilwar #indianarmy #pervezmusharraf #operationvijay #toi #toibharat #bharat #trending #breakingnews #indianews
404 views | 13 hours ago
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
India.com
2 minutes ago
- India.com
SHOCKING! This Muslim nation slaps terror charges on 7-year-old boy for sharing video of..., name is..., not Saudi Arabia, UAE
Representational Image Balochistan Independence: In a despicable case of human rights abuse, Pakistan Army officials have slapped terror charges on a 7-year-old boy in Balochistan after he shared a video of a human rights activist on his YouTube channel. What is the child accused of? According to details, the child, a native of Turbat in Balochistan, uploaded a video of rights activist Gulzar Dost on the video-sharing platform, following which a case was registered against him by Pakistani military officials under anti-terrorism laws. The shocking case has sparked outrage in Balochistan, as well as across Pakistan, with the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) condemning the incident, calling it a gross misuse of anti-terrorism laws and blatant abuse of power by the country's armed forces in the conflict-torn region. How human rights watchdog responded? 'The registration of an FIR under anti-terrorism laws against a 7-year-old minor child in Turbat, Balochistan is highly reprehensible and a serious violation of human rights. The move is not only contrary to the spirit of the law but also in gross violation of national and international obligations related to the protection of children. Terming the mere sharing of a video as terrorism shows a blatant misuse of power,' the HRCP said in a statement. The rights watchdog has raised serious concerns about child rights and the legal obligations of the Pakistani government to protect them, urging Islamabad to take a serious cognizance of the matter, and introduce reforms. Calling the situation in Balochistan 'worrisome', the HRCP has demanded the revocation of the FIR against the child, and asked for protection to the family from harassment and abuse by Pakistani military officials. Court extends police custody of Mahrang Baloch, other BYC activists Meanwhile, in yet another move underscoring Pakistan's continued repression of peaceful Baloch activism, an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Quetta on Saturday extended the police custody of Mahrang Baloch and several organisers from the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) for another 20 days. The order was issued despite growing criticism from rights advocates and legal experts over the ongoing detention. According to Dawn News, the court's latest decision comes after several months of repeated extensions in the detention of Mahrang and other BYC leaders, who were arrested in March following a protest against alleged enforced disappearances.
Hindustan Times
2 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
Adityanath holds meeting on UP flood situation, festival related security
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday chaired a meeting to review a wide range of issues, including the state's flood situation, and law and order ahead of upcoming festivals. Adityanath holds meeting on UP flood situation, festival related security Addressing officials via videoconference, the chief minister instructed district magistrates and superintendents of police to accelerate flood relief efforts. He directed that flood shelters must have robust security for women and adequate milk for children, a statement said. Adityanath also issued a directive to use only large boats for rescue operations. The CM also reviewed security preparations for the series of upcoming festivals. He announced that women will receive free travel on UP's government buses and city buses for Raksha Bandhan, from the morning of August 8 to midnight on August 10. He also gave instructions for ensuring cleanliness and security at temples for the last Monday of Sawan, as well as for Janmashtami on August 16. The chief minister called for grand celebrations on Independence Day, , and for Tiranga Yatras to be held on August 14, which is observed as 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day'. Reviewing the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, Adityanath set a target of hoisting 4.60 crore flags across the state this year, and outlined a schedule for flag manufacturing, festivals, and official hoisting from August 13-15. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to addressing issues surrounding drone-related rumours, particularly in western UP. According to DGP Rajeev Krishna, 17 cases have been registered and 29 people arrested under the Drone Policy 2023 for spreading rumours. The chief minister ordered strict action against those who operate drones without permission, including the confiscation of their property. He warned that district officials and station house officers would be held accountable for any untoward incidents resulting from these rumours, and instructed police to increase foot patrols and engage with village security committees to counter misinformation. He also reviewed the Basic Education Department's work in the meeting. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
&w=3840&q=100)
Business Standard
32 minutes ago
- Business Standard
Reconciliation only solution to India-Pak tensions: Mehbooba Mufti
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday called for the revival of ties between India and Pakistan, stating that "reconciliation" is the only way forward to ease tensions. Responding to questions about the current situation in Jammu and Kashmir and the recent encounter in Kulgam, Mufti said, "Encounter used to happen and will always happen, but such a huge war took place before that. The ceasefire had to be declared later. Unless reconciliation, dialogue, debate and discussions are done, such encounters will go on, and we will always stay on the verge of war. Reconciliation is the only way forward." Terrorists killed 26 civilians in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam on April 22 in a brutal and heinous attack. India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, targeting terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) in response. Meanwhile, security forces continue their operation in the Akhal Devsar area of south Kashmir's Kulgam district. One terrorist has been neutralised so far in the joint operation by the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir police, CRPF, and the Special Operations Group (SOG). The encounter began on Saturday and continued overnight. A day earlier, ahead of the sixth anniversary of the revocation of Article 370, Mufti launched a sharp attack on the BJP-led Central government, saying the policy to strip Jammu and Kashmir of its special status has "completely failed." "Six full years have passed since August 5, 2019. At that time, Jammu and Kashmir's special status was taken away, and Article 370 was revoked with the claim that everything would be fine in Jammu and Kashmir. But we have seen that the policy has completely failed," she told reporters. Mufti alleged that the internal situation in the region has deteriorated rather than improved, pointing to ongoing security crackdowns. "Internally, the situation in Jammu and Kashmir is bad. For the past six years, arrests have been made daily. The situation in Jammu and Kashmir has become worse than before, although people are silent today. This is why our country has come into confrontation with Pakistan. What is Pakistan's stature? Their economy is not even a tenth of our economy, but today the whole world is comparing us with them," she said. The former Chief Minister also criticised what she termed the BJP's "aggressive policy" and its broader impact on regional diplomacy. "Unfortunately, the BJP has created such an atmosphere in the country that today all groups are saying, why did you agree to a ceasefire? This is the BJP's aggressive policy.
