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India’s answer to the Pahalgam massacre came with precision, not noise—Operation Sindoor, a non-escalatory strike on nine terror camps in Pakistan and PoK, was unveiled by two women officers, Colonel Qureshi and Wing Commander Singh. The Bahawalpur strike alone reportedly wiped out 10 of Masood Azhar’s kin, delivering poetic justice. Meanwhile, The Hindu bagged a global digital ad award, Rohit Sharma quit Test cricket, and Elon Musk’s Starlink inched closer to Indian launch approval. And in true Bollywood fashion, producers are now racing to trademark “Operation Sindoor” faster than missiles hit their targets.

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India has finally hit back. Two weeks after the Pahalgam massacre, Indian forces launched Operation Sindoor, a precision strike on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK—measured, focused and non-escalatory, said the government according to TOI. Meanwhile, Britain and India sealed a landmark trade deal—cheers to cheaper whisky and better visa terms, report Rezaul H Laskar and Rajeev Jayaswal in HT. Union Minister Jual Oram added drama by vanishing mid-train and reappearing dazed on another. Pakistani actors slammed India’s military action as “cowardly,” noted Bollywood Bubble. And in cricket, Virat Kohli told TOI he quit captaincy not for strategy—but sanity.