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2 days ago
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The 26 will get peace, we'll be able to sleep: Op Mahadev soothes some Pahalgam pain
"Today, those 26 people will get peace. Today, we will also be able to sleep peacefully," said an emotional Asavari Jagdale in Pune on Tuesday. Jagdale's father was among the 26 people, mostly Indians, segregated on the basis of religion and shot dead by Pakistani terrorists in Pahalgam on April 22. Jagdale was reacting to the confirmation that the three perpetrators who killed her father in cold blood had been three terrorists, including the mastermind of the Pahalgam terror attack were killed on July 28 at Srinagar's Mahadev Hills in a joint operation by security forces. On Tuesday, Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking at a debate on Operation Sindoor, confirmed that the three were the butchers of launched Operation Sindoor to punish those behind the Pahalgam massacre, and destroyed terror camps in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and in the heart of Pakistan's Punjab. For over three months, India was on the hunt for the perpetrators of the Pahalgam attack. Success was achieved only on July killing of the terrorists must have come as a relief and reduced the pain of the family members who saw their loved ones killed in front of them."I thank the Indian Army and the Indian government. Today, those 26 people will get peace. Today, we will also be able to sleep peacefully, and we hope that such an incident does not happen again, and peace prevails in the country," Jagdale told news agency ANI."The government should continue operations like Mahadev so that such incidents do not happen again," she Dwivedi, the wife of the Pahalgam terror attack victim, Shubham Dwivedi, spoke to India Today TV."After losing my husband, I could have sat back at home. I could have stayed in my shell. At one point, I didn't want to talk to the media or anyone. But then I chose to do this—because if I don't speak, nobody will know what I'm going through. When people see the pain I'm in, they stand with me. Because nobody wants to face what I'm facing right now," she had thought Shubham would take care of her family but but now, she is taking care of her own family and that of Shubham's."I am taking care of both the family, and they are also taking care of me really well. It's both ways. I am really proud that I live in a society where people around me stand like a pillar—my friends, my family, Shubham's friends, they stand with me," she Ganbote, wife of Pahalgam victim Kaustubh Ganbote, also spoke to ANI, "We had faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi that those who did this would be caught and killed. They were killed; it is a good thing. I thank the army."While these families suffered a tragedy which will take a lifetime to recover from, a sense of justice will soothe some of the Pahalgam pain for them.- EndsTune InMust Watch
India Today
02-07-2025
- India Today
Islamic shrines found inside Jaipur's Maharani College spark land grab row
A controversy has erupted at Jaipur's Maharani College after three shrines were discovered within the college premises, sparking allegations of an attempt to encroach on the institution's Sharma, Chief of the Dharohar Bachao Sanrakshan Samiti, claimed that the shrines were constructed as part of a 'conspiracy' to take illegal possession of the college property under the pretext of the Waqf a video shot from inside the campus, Sharma is seen appealing to the college administration to remove the shrines immediately. He has also warned of launching an agitation if no action is taken. According to sources, the shrines are located near the pump house and water tank inside the college compound, which is surrounded by high boundary walls. However, it remained unclear who built the structures and when they were to reach the college administration for comment did not yield any response. College staff, including the principal, were reportedly not present on campus when contacted by India Today TV.- EndsTrending Reel
India Today
22-06-2025
- Politics
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Bold move to defend world from nuke terrorism: Israel envoy on US strikes in Iran
Israeli Ambassador to India Reuven Azar on Sunday praised US President Donald Trump for removing the existential threat of "nuclear terrorism" not only from Israel, but from the entire region and the world, shortly after the US attacked the underground facility in Fordow, Isfahan and an exclusive interview with India Today TV, Azar said, "I think he did the right and bold move to defend not only our country, but to defend the region and to defend the world from the threat of nuclear terrorism."advertisementDismissing UN chief Antonio Guterres's "dangerous escalation" claims, Azar said he should have condemned Tehran's violations, as "Iran has been cheating the world for the last thirty years." Shortly after Trump announced that the US armed forces had targeted Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities, Guterres slammed the action, warning that the situation in the Middle East could soon spiral out of Azar claimed that it was the Iranian regime, not Israel, that was the said that both the US and Israel had "acted responsibly," claiming that Iran was violating international agreements, citing the international atomic watchdog's declaration of Iran breaching its obligations under the 1974 Comprehensive Safeguards Israeli envoy went on to list out Iran's actions to destabilise the region -- from taking over Arab capitals to developing and proliferating weapons of mass (Iranians) have been trying to sneak out a nuclear weapon while negotiating with the United States. So, they are the aggressors," Azar told India Today TV."The reckless behaviour of a terrorist regime (Iran) that has sworn to destroy the state of Israel" is solely responsible for today's attacks on their nuclear facilities, asserted Azar.
India Today
19-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
No US role in ceasefire, no nuclear signalling from Pak, Parliament panel told
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told a parliamentary committee on Monday that there was no American role in brokering the India-Pakistan ceasefire, asserting that the decision to stop military actions was taken at a bilateral level between the two neighbouring countries, sources told India Today TV."There was absolutely no role played by the US in the ceasefire agreement," Misri told the parliamentary panel. advertisementFurthermore, the Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri also reiterated that the conflict between India and Pakistan conflict remained within the bounds of conventional warfare, and there was no evidence of any nuclear posturing or signalling by Islamabad.
India Today
12-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
Wahan se goli, yahan se gola: PM's direction to armed forces on any Pak action
Operation Sindoor fulfilled the objective of scoring a psychological win over Pakistan, with India underlining the message that terrorists are not safe even in their own backyards -- in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "ghar mein ghus ke marenge" remarks, government sources told news agency India Today TV on fact, in one of the briefings following Pakistan's military actions, PM Modi was quoted by one of the officials, as reported by news agency PTI, as saying, "Wahan se goli chalegi, toh yahan se gola chalega (If they fire bullets, we will respond with cannons)."advertisementOn the US's role in India and Pakistan reaching an understanding, Prime Minister Modi told Vice President JD Vance that India's decisions would not be influenced by any other country, government sources told India Today TV. PM Modi further said that if Pakistan attacks, India would respond even more to sources, India defeated Pakistan in every round during the four-day conflict. They added that Pakistan couldn't match India's operational capability at any point."Every night became worse and worse for the Pakistanis," government sources told India Today TV."The Pakistanis did what they did during Kargil as well, which is to go to the Americans and say this is what the Indians have done," sources added.
