Heavy tension was seen between Afghanistan and Pakistan on Saturday (11 October). Many soldiers died in the airstrike between the two countries. After some time, ceasefire was implemented between the two countries, but Pakistan again violated the ceasefire after about 12 hours on Sunday (12 October). According to Afghan media, Pakistani Army conducted drone strike at Spin Boldak Border, Kandahar. Afghan officials have called this attack a violation of border sovereignty.

According to Afghan media reports, one Afghan civilian was killed and five people were injured in a drone strike by Pakistani Army at Spin Boldak Border, Kandahar. Local people are in fear and panic. However, complete confirmation and detailed information about the incident is yet to come.

What did the spokesperson of Afghanistan’s Defense Ministry say?

Afghanistan’s Defense Ministry spokesperson said that after last night’s clashes, both sides had tried to stop the conflict for some time, but Pakistan did not follow it. He warned that if Pakistan violates the Afghan border again, the Afghan security forces are fully prepared to give a strong response.

Zabiullah Mujahid told in a press conference in Kabul that 58 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 30 were injured in the clash between Afghan security forces and Pakistani army last night (October 11). According to Afghan officials, about 20 of their members were also martyred or injured. Afghan forces also captured many weapons in this operation.

Mujahid seriously accused the Pakistani army and government of training ISKP (Islamic State-Khorasan Province) terrorists and giving them shelter in their country. He said that these terrorists are sent to Afghanistan after receiving training directly from the airports of Karachi and Islamabad. He also claimed that the terrorist attacks in Tehran and Moscow were also planned from these centers in Pakistan.

Mujahid has appealed to Pakistan that the key ISKP leaders and members who are hiding there should either be handed over to the Afghan authorities or deported from Pakistani soil. He warned that if this is not done, it could lead to serious and unexpected consequences. The Defense Ministry has also clearly said that if any party violates Afghanistan’s border again, the Afghan Armed Forces will protect the border with full preparation and will give a strong response.

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After the incident of firing outside the house of actress Disha Patni in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, the police have killed two shooters through the encounter. Now gangster Rohit Godara sitting abroad in this case has reacted and threatened.

At the same time, Rohit Godara has said that the shooters have been martyred and said that this encounter is a big loss for us. Godara said in a Facebook post that people are running business under the guise of Sanatan Dharma, they will have to stay away from such people. He has threatened that whoever has a hand in this encounter will not get forgiveness.

Gangster Rohit Godara posted post

After an encounter in Tronica City, Ghaziabad, in the social media post of gangster Rohit Godara, sitting abroad, he wrote that Rohit Godara, I am a big loss of life for us today.

He further wrote that, let me tell you the news that two shooters are piled up, they have not been martyred. These brothers have sacrificed their sacrifice for religion. Hey, be ashamed. You scream eternal with one mouth. And who fought for Sanatan. He is killed. This is not justice.

Rohit Godara wrote that he is roaming around with the name of Sanatan Dharma, he is just cooking his bread. Sanatan has lost this encounter, not this encounter. Those who fight for religion are killed in this India, if you are so conscious, then raise the issue of our Shahid brothers, get justice.

Rohit Godara threatens

He wrote that I want to tell the whole country, this business is going on under the guise of Sanatan Dharma, all the countrymen should be careful with them and if we can fight for religion, then we will have to do something for our martyred brothers.

Godara wrote that we can do the work that they cannot even imagine and whichever hand is in it, no matter how much money or power, it can take time for it. Rohit Godara has written in a threatening manner that at any cost, whoever responsible will not forgive him in the case of martyrs.

Nepal’s newly appointed Prime Minister Sushila Karki announced on Sunday (September 14, 2025) that those killed in the agitation led by Gen Z will be officially honored as martyrs. In his first national address after taking charge, Karki made this announcement. He said that his interim government would support the victim families and recognize the sacrifice of the youth.

He said, “I have been deeply saddened by the loss of families, especially from families who have lost their school and college -going children. Those killed during the performance of Generation Z will be declared martyred. Their families will get financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh and the injured will also be assisted.” He also informed that it has been decided to arrange vehicles for people wishing to take the dead bodies to their local areas.

‘Me and my team did not come here to taste power’

The 73 -year -old former Chief Justice and Nepal’s first woman Prime Minister Karki stressed that her administration is designed not to hold power, but to stabilize the country during an unstable transition period. He said, “Me and my team have not come here to taste power. We will not stop for more than 6 months. We will hand over the responsibility to the new Parliament. We will not get success without your support.”

Protests started from Kathmandu on 8 September

Addressing the nation, Karki called for solidarity to deal with Nepal’s political and economic crises. Let us know that on September 8, after the controversial social media ban in Kathmandu, protests started across the country. Seeing the protest against corruption, unemployment and inequality in Nepal, it was not known when it turned into violent protests.

51 people died

KP Sharma Oli had to resign from the post of Prime Minister due to Gen Z’s aggressive stance. He is currently living in Shivpuri in Kathmandu under the patronage of the Nepali Army. At least 51 people were killed and more than 1,300 injured in the clashes between the protesters and the police.

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The Kargil War was not just a military conflict. It was a test of India’s sovereignty, strategic understanding and indomitable courage of soldiers. In May 1999, when Pakistan’s army and terrorists together captured the high peaks of Kargil, India faced war in their own region. Operation Vijay, run to chase the intruders back, lasted more than two months and on 26 July 1999, India announced victory by hoisting the tricolor on every peak.

This war proved the strength of the Indian Army and the united support of the people in front of the whole world, but a big price for this victory was also paid. In this war, hundreds of soldiers were martyred, billions of rupees and heavily consumed of military resources. In such a situation, on the occasion of Kargil Day today, we will tell you which country had to face the most expenses in the war of Kargil and who had to suffer the most from India and Pakistan.

India spent huge expenditure, yet the economy did not waver

The Kargil war was not just a military challenge for India but also an economic examination. According to the data, India spent about 5 to 10 thousand crores in this war. The Indian Air Force alone made more than 300 air strikes in which around Rs 2000 crore was spent. At the same time, the cost of the land operation of the army had reached about 10 to 15 crore rupees every day. According to some reports, during the days of Kargil war, India had to bear the expenses of up to Rs 1460 crore daily. Despite this, India’s strong economy at that time gave the power of $ 33.5 billion to foreign currency reserves and the defense budget of $ 10 billion gave strength to handle the crisis.

The biggest price of our brave soldiers

More than economic loss, India lost 527 brave soldiers. While more than 1363 soldiers were injured in this war. This is the sacrifice that cannot be weighed in any price. While capturing high peaks in the final stages of this war, many units had stated their lives for one inch of land.

Pakistan continued to deny more losses

If compared, Pakistan had to suffer more military losses than India in the Kargil war. According to some reports, around 3000 Pakistani soldiers were killed in this war while Pakistan officially claimed the death of only 357 soldiers. After the war, when the Indian Army again occupied the high altitude areas, hundreds of bodies of Pakistani soldiers were found there. Pakistan also refused to withdraw, which was also refused.

Not only this, Pakistan’s strategic failure in the war also damaged its international image. A few months after the Lahore declaration, the Kargil infiltration was seen as a conspiracy to incite confidence and incite war across the world.

Pakistan bowed under weak military preparations and economic pressure

Where India’s economy was strong with foreign exchange reserves of $ 33.5 billion in the period and a defense budget of $ 10 billion. At the same time, Pakistan was not in a position to pull that war for long. According to some reports, Pakistan’s daily war expenses were around 370 crores, which looks very less than in India. But its impact on its economy was much more. India’s economic preparation and political stability enabled India to deal with the prolonged stretch of war. Whereas Pakistan was forced to back down due to international pressure, military power and economic crisis.

Lesson and Reform Arms Infrastructure and Technology

The Kargil war also highlighted many weaknesses of the Indian Army. Many of our soldiers were martyred due to the non -availability of Weapon Locating Radar. Later, after understanding this, Swati radar system was included in the service, which finds the exact address of the enemy’s artillery position. At the same time, lack of bullet proof jacket, night vision devices and basic facilities was also felt which was later completed. At the same time, roads and tunnels have been built in inaccessible areas like Kargil, due to which the movement of soldiers and equipment has become easier.

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Quetta bomb blast: A painful incident occurred on Sunday in Quetta city of Pakistan. There was a strong explosion in the Western bypass area near Jabal-e-Noor, in which ISPR Major Mohammad Anwar Kakar died. According to initial reports, the blast occurred near the vehicle targeted by the police. Major Kakar’s car was specially targeted. Major Mohammad Anwar Kakar, Haji Mohammad was the son of Akbar Kakar. They were killed on the spot.

Police confirmation
Police sources confirmed that the blast took place near a vehicle. The blast took place around Jabal-e-Noor. After this incident, security agencies have been kept on alert in the entire area and the area has been sealed.

Quick action of security agencies
The blast is being seen as serious security threat. Soon after the incident, law and order agencies reached the spot and investigation has been started. In view of the nature of the incident, the terrorist angle is also being investigated.