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India Today
20-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
Pakistan 'spy ring' busted: Are more vloggers under agencies' radar?
The programme explores how Pakistan allegedly groomed Indian influencers and bloggers as potential assets. It reveals details of communication between YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra and Pakistani officials, including requests for information about border areas. The investigation spans multiple agencies and examines international travels, deleted messages, and narrative pushing in videos. Several other influencers are also under scrutiny for potential links to Pakistani operatives. Also on the show, watch India Today's exclusive ground reports on Operation Sindoor from Punjab and Kashmir borders. The report highlights how Indian forces used ZU-23 and L-70 air defence guns to neutralise Pakistani drones and unmanned combat aerial vehicles
India Today
20-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
India Today's ground report from where Operation Sindoor was launched
The program explores how Pakistan allegedly groomed Indian influencers and bloggers as potential assets. It reveals details of communication between YouTuber Jyothi Malhotra and Pakistani officials, including requests for information about border areas. The investigation spans multiple agencies and examines international travels, deleted messages, and narrative pushing in videos. Several other influencers are also under scrutiny for potential links to Pakistani operatives. India Today brings exclusive ground reports on Operation Sindoor from Punjab and Kashmir borders. The report highlights how Indian forces used ZU-23 and L-70 air defence guns to neutralize Pakistani drones and unmanned combat aerial vehicles. A woman officer describes defending a vital airfield against multiple drone attacks. The report also covers artillery operations and forward positions along the Line of Control.
Hans India
10-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Enemy Attack On May 8: 500 Pak drones target 24 cities
New Delhi: On Thursday night, between 8 pm and 11.30 pm, Pakistan launched simultaneous drone attacks across several cities in India, Army sources said. Pakistan deployed around 500 small drones targeting 24 cities across Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Gujarat, the sources added. The Indian Army and Air Force successfully thwarted Pakistan's drone strikes using an array of anti-missile systems, including the L70, ZU-23, Schilka, and Akash. Pakistan's motive behind sending mostly unarmed drones may have been to spread panic among civilians or an attempt to gather intelligence on Indian military installations, the sources said. Islamabad escalated tension after India targeted terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in the early hours of May 7. India emphasised that the mission- codenamed Operation Sindoor- was aimed at terrorists and avoided Pakistan military targets. Pakistan, however, retaliated on May 8 by attempting to target several locations in India, including military sites in Jammu and Pathankot. India's air defence system intercepted the aerial barrage and neutralised it, preventing damage to any vital installation or any casualties. Apart from swarm of drones, Pakistan also deployed missiles, which were promptly intercepted and blocked by India's air defence units. "Eight missiles from Pakistan were directed at Satwari, Samba, R S Pura and Arnia. All were intercepted and blocked by air-defence units. Visuals over Jammu reminded exactly of a Hamas-style attack on Israel, like multiple cheap rockets," an Army official said.
India Today
09-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
500 Pak drones targeted 24 cities in J&K, Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat: Army sources
On the night of May 8, between 8.00 pm and 11.30 pm, Pakistan launched simultaneous drone attacks across several cities in India, Army sources said. Pakistan deployed around 500 small drones targeting 24 cities across Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Gujarat, sources Indian Army and Air Force successfully thwarted Pakistan's drone strike using an array of anti-missile systems, including the L70, ZU-23, Schilka, and motive behind sending mostly unarmed drones may have been to spread panic among civilians or an attempt to gather intelligence on Indian military installations, sources added. Islamabad escalated tension after India targeted terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in the early hours of May 7. India emphasised that the mission- codenamed Operation Sindoor- was aimed at terrorists and avoided Pakistan military targets. Pakistan, however, retaliated on May 8 by attempting to target several locations in India, including military sites in Jammu and air defence system intercepted the aerial barrage and neutralised it, preventing damage to any vital installation or any casualties. Apart from swarm of drones, Pakistan also deployed missiles, which were promptly intercepted and blocked by India's air defence units."Eight missiles from Pakistan were directed at Satwari, Samba, R S Pura and Arnia. All were intercepted and blocked by air-defence units. Visuals over Jammu reminded exactly of a Hamas-style attack on Israel, like multiple cheap rockets," an Army official was quoted as saying by news agency Watch
