Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has once again praised India. He believes that India can play an important role in solving all the struggles going on around the world. During the United Nations General Assembly session, Giorgia Meloni said in a conversation with news agency ANI, “I think India can play a very important role.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Georgia Meloni had a phone conversation earlier this month, in which he discussed the regional and all global issues of mutual interest. Both the leaders agreed to end the Russia-Ukraine war as soon as possible and the need for a peaceful solution.

Negotiations between the two leaders on the Russia-Ukraine war issue
Prime Minister Modi reiterated India’s full support for efforts in this direction. Both leaders reviewed the development in bilateral strategic partnership in areas such as investment, defense, security, space, science and technology, education, mutual relations between people and dealing with terrorism.

Important discussion on India-EU free trade agreement
The two leaders jointly reiterated their commitment to strengthen the partnership in accordance with 2025–29. Italy’s PM Meloni reiterated the strong support of Italy for the success of the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement and the success of the European Union Impact Summit to be organized by India in 2026.

Consent on IMEEC also
PM Modi and Georgia Meloni also agreed to take steps to promote connectivity under the Indo-Madhya Pradesh Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC). Explain that India and the European Union are working with honesty and commitment to finalize a balanced free trade agreement, which will increase trade in both countries, as well as the common people will benefit.

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Ashok pandit grave post: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India has given a befitting reply to Pakistan through ‘Operation Sindoor’. Tension has increased between the two countries. Pakistan is continuously firing on the border, but India is also responding with full force.

Meanwhile, filmmaker Ashok Pandit has warned Pakistan by sharing a creative image. This is not just an image, but a glimpse of the strength and anger of the country. It tells that India will no longer sit silent, but will give a strong answer to every attack.

Ashok Padint shared ‘grave’ post

Ashok Pandit has shared a post on Instagram, in which the plank of a grave is seen. The top of this plank is written on the top of Pakistan and below: 1947-2025, which states that the climax of the story has now arrived.

The filmmaker has warned the neighboring country through this post that it is now on the verge of ending. 1947 is the year when Pakistan was formed, and 2025 can be a year close to its end. Through this post, Ashok Pandit clearly says that now the ‘packup’ of Pakistan is fixed.

Pakistan once again committed cowardly act

Let us know that on Thursday, Pakistan tried to target many parts of India, but Indian air defense dropped their sent drones. India also killed their airborne warning and control system flying in Pakistan’s Punjab province. At the same time, drone attacks were also failed in Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir and Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. A drone was dropped in Akhnoor, Jammu. Two ‘Kamikaje’ drones were also dropped in the tail.

India dropped Pakistan’s F-16 aircraft in response

According to sources, India’s surface-to-air missile (SAM) dropped Pakistan’s F-16 aircraft near Sargodha Airbase. F-16 is one of the most important fighter aircraft in Pakistan, which he took from America.

Along with this, JF-17 is also an important aircraft. As tension increased, Pakistan attacked several areas of Jammu, including the airport. Rockets were fired on Jammu from across the international border on Thursday night. Indian air defense stopped these rockets on the way.

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