Operation Sindoor

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May 13, 2025

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  • Operation Sindoor

  • India Debunks Pakistan

  • And Rejects Trump

India's New Doctrine of Zero Tolerance Against Terrorism

Following Operation Sindoor's success, Prime Minister Modi declared India's unwavering commitment to combating terrorism. The operation, temporarily suspended on May 10th, inflicted significant damage on Pakistan, leading to their appeal for de-escalation and a promise to cease terrorist activities. India's new counter-terrorism policy, encompassing decisive retaliation, zero tolerance for nuclear blackmail, and no distinction between terrorists and their sponsors, establishes a new normal. Future discussions with Pakistan will solely focus on terrorism and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Modi emphasized that terror and talks, terror and trade, and blood and water cannot coexist.

Why it's important: India's decisive action against terrorism under Operation Sindoor sets a precedent for strong anti-terrorist measures and establishes a clear stance against state-sponsored terrorism, impacting regional stability and global counter-terrorism efforts.

India Debunks Pakistan's False Claims Regarding Indian Airbase Destruction

Pakistan's military falsely claimed Indian news channels admitted to destroying Indian airbases, presenting doctored footage as evidence. The Indian government's Press Information Bureau Fact Check Unit debunked this claim, stating the actual footage shows reporting on the destruction of a Pakistani airfield. Pakistan's propaganda efforts necessitate critical scrutiny of information.

Why it's important: Combating misinformation is crucial during times of geopolitical tension to prevent the spread of false narratives and maintain public trust.

India Rejects Trump's Claim of Trade-Based Conflict Aversion

India denies US President Donald Trump's claim that his offer of increased trade prevented an India-Pakistan conflict. The External Affairs Ministry stated that discussions between US Vice President JD Vance and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 9th, and between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Indian officials on May 8th and 10th, made no mention of trade as a conflict resolution tool. Trump's press briefing assertion of using trade as leverage for a ceasefire is contradicted by India's account of the events following Operation Sindoor.

Why it's important: Understanding the true nature of diplomatic communication between India, Pakistan, and the US regarding the potential conflict is crucial for accurate historical record and future international relations.

Global Chronicles 🌐 

  • Zelensky expressed willingness to discuss ending the Ukraine-Russia conflict with Putin in Turkey on Thursday, following Putin's proposal for unconditional talks.

  • President Trump vowed to slash US prescription drug prices by 30-80%, tying them to the lowest prices paid internationally, and accusing pharmaceutical companies of exploiting Americans.

Market Movers 🤑 

  • Easing US-China trade tensions boosted oil prices, with Brent Crude up 3.7% at $66.32/barrel and WTI Crude up 4.1% at $63.52/barrel.

  • Indian stock markets surged to 2025 highs, with Sensex closing at 82,430 (+2,975 points) and Nifty at 24,925 (+917 points), driven by a ceasefire and positive global cues.

Sports Spectacle 🏅 

  • Virat Kohli retired from Test cricket after a 14-year career, accumulating 9230 runs in 123 matches at an average of 46.85, ending his tenure as India's most successful red-ball captain.

  • India's women's cricket team won the Tri-Nation ODI Series final against Sri Lanka by 97 runs on Sunday, with Smriti Mandhana scoring 116.

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