Tag: cross border terrorism
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Why India and Pakistan Don’t Talk Anymore: Looking Back and Ahead
Understanding the Diplomatic Stalemate India and Pakistan share one of the most complex bilateral relationships in the world. While both countries have engaged in dialogue at different points in history, diplomatic engagement has repeatedly been disrupted by security concerns, political tensions, and cross-border terrorism. The debate has gained renewed attention following Operation Sindoor, which has…
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Rajnath Singh Calls for Unified SCO Action Against Terrorism
Important for: UPSC, Haryana HCS, Punjab PCSPrelims: SCO, member countries, terrorismMains: GS Paper 2 — International Relations, Security Issues Why in News? India has urged members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) to adopt a unified and consistent approach to eliminate terrorism, highlighting the need to reject double standards in dealing with terror threats. What…
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