Pakistan has issued NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) for the second time in just five days. This means that Pakistan has banned flights in some parts of its airspace. According to intelligence sources, this step has been taken due to India’s ongoing Trishul 2025 military exercise. According to the report, this order will be in force from November 1 to November 30 and includes a large part of the southern and coastal areas of Pakistan.

This ban may be related to Pakistan Navy’s weapons testing or missile firing, which may take place near the Sonmiani Range of the Arabian Sea. Sources say that this step makes it clear that Pakistan is restless and alert about India’s increasing military exercises. He fears that India may prepare for some major action during its exercises near its southern air bases and naval bases.

Trishul 2025 India’s big joint military exercise

India’s Trishul 2025 is a major joint military exercise, in which the Army, Navy and Air Force are participating. This exercise is going on in the western border and Arabian Sea. Its purpose is to show the united strength of the army, its ability to take rapid action and its hold on maritime areas.

A senior intelligence officer said that Pakistan’s two consecutive NOTAMs show that it is both scared and wants to exercise caution. Through this step, Pakistan wants to show that it is prepared and is monitoring its air and maritime areas.

Pakistani Army on high alert till the end of November

According to sources, Pakistan’s army has been kept on high alert till the end of November. Coastal surveillance has been increased and air and naval resources have been redeployed to keep an eye on Indian activities in the Arabian Sea.

Defense experts say that this incident clearly shows that India is openly showing its military confidence and preparedness, while Pakistan is still in a position to react only. This situation also highlights the changing balance of power in the region.

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After Operation Sindoor, India has further increased its defense power. Under this, India has announced NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) in the Bay of Bengal for missile testing. This NOTAM will be effective from 15 to 17 October 2025, due to which a radius of 3550 kilometers has been declared as ‘No Fly Zone’. NOTAM and Maritime Security Notification has been issued regarding this.

Long-range ballistic missile may be tested

It is being told that there could be testing related to long-range ballistic missile, Agni series missile or any advanced strategic weapon system. The coordinates and area mentioned in the notification matches the missions that are used during India’s Agni series or cruise and hypersonic vehicle testing. Declaring an area more than 2000 km away as a no fly zone could mean that this time some new technology and better guidance system could be tested.

Testing will be done from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island

This test of India will not only give a new direction to the self-reliant defense capability, but the enemy will also be afraid to look towards India. Experts believe that India issues NOTAM regularly to ensure the safety of air and sea traffic. Usually DRDO and Strategic Forces Command (SFC) jointly carry out such operations. It is being told that this test will be conducted from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island (Odisha coast).

During Operation Sindoor, without using even 10 percent of its military power, India caused such a devastation in Pakistan that it will not be able to forget for centuries. At the same time, Air Force Chief AP Singh and Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi have warned Pakistan, due to which their Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and Field Marshal Asim Munir are in fear.

Why was there lockdown in Pakistan?

During the attack on Pakistan, the Indian Army demonstrated its precise firepower and technical superiority by making excellent use of long-range missiles. On one hand, India has announced NOTAM, while on the other hand, mobile internet service has been stopped in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Apart from these two major cities, lockdown has been imposed at many places in Pakistan. However, this decision has been taken for different reasons.

The ‘Eight Million March’ of the fundamentalist group Tehreek-e-Labaik (TLP) is going to be held in many cities of Pakistan, hence for security reasons, the government has taken decisions like internet shutdown and lockdown.

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India periodically tests different weapons and missiles to strengthen its military power. Most of these tests are conducted in the integrated test range (ITR) located on Chandipur and Abdul Kalam Island in Odisha. But the question is why India chose these places for their weapon testing? Come, let’s know its reasons.

The most weapon is tested here

Chandipur is located on the banks of the Bay of Bengal in Odisha, which is the most prominent missile test center in India. The geographical location here makes it ideal for arms testing. The launch complex-III launched in Chandipur is mainly used for testing small and medium-range missiles such as Earth, Sky and Trishul. In addition, Abdul Kalam Island, which is located in the Bay of Bengal, about 150 km from Chandipur, is suitable for testing long-range missiles such as Agni-5 and Agni-Promm. Recently, the Agni-5 missile, which has a firepower of more than 5,000 kilometers, was successfully tested from this place.

Why is this place special

The first and biggest reason for choosing these places is their strategic and geographical location. Chandipur and Abdul Kalam Island are located on the sea shore, allowing missiles to be fired above the sea. This does not threaten the populated areas and there is also a huge open area to track the flight path of the missile. Testing above sea makes it easy to collect accurate data of missile performance as state-of-the-art features such as radar, telemetry and electro-optical tracking system are available here.

The second reason is privacy and security. There is no dense population around Chandipur and Abdul Kalam Island, causing the privacy of the tests. Abdul Kalam Island is particularly suitable for long -range missiles, as it is located in the open sea and the flight path of missiles can be tracked without any obstruction.

other reason

In addition, these places have been selected keeping in mind the environment and international rules. Long -distance missiles need a vast area to stain their full capacity, which is possible only in the sea that does not cause a violation of the airspace of another country.

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Indian navy message: After the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, tension between India and Pakistan has reached its peak. 26 innocent citizens were killed in this attack, including Lieutenant Vinay Narwal of Indian Navy. After the attack, India not only took strict diplomatic steps but also demonstrated its military strength.

On 26 April, the Indian Navy shared a picture of four warships patrolling the sea together on its official media account. A clear message was given with this picture that the Indian Navy is ready to deal with any situation at all times. The post written in the post, “Shakti in unity; purposeful appearance” as well as hashtags such as #MINYTIMEANYWHERENYHOW were used.

Power in unity; Presence with purpose

#Missionready pic.twitter.com/EOLQFYXFGJ

– In (@indiannavymedia) April 26, 2025

Many strict steps against Pakistan

After the Pahalgam attack, India took many strict measures against Pakistan in which the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty and the closure of the attic border post were prominent. In response to this, Pakistan tried to break all business relations with India and tell it war action. India not only increased preparations at the military level but also started pressurizing Pakistan at diplomatic level as well. In this episode, the Indian Navy also successfully tested a medium -range surface -to -air missile from INS Surat, which reflects its high operating readiness.

Indian Navy and Pakistani Navy compare

Comparing the strength of the Indian Navy and the Pakistani Navy, the Indian Navy is clearly far ahead. The Indian Navy has 293 vessels, including two aircraft carriers INS Vikramaditya and indigenous INS Vikrant. India have 16 traditional submarines and two nuclear-managed submarines INS Arihant and INS Arighat. In comparison, Pakistan has only 121 vessels and has no aircraft carrier. Pakistan has eight submarines, most of which are from the old Agosta class and some new Hangsheng class submarines have been sourced from China which has not yet been fully operated.

India far ahead of Pakistan

India is also far ahead of Pakistan in terms of technology. India has several modern weapons systems developed by BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, Barak-8 surface-to-air missiles and indigenously developed indigenous. At the same time, Pakistan is mainly dependent on the weapons obtained from China, including the C-802 missiles and the recently received YJ-2 supersonic missiles. Apart from this, India also has a sea-based nuclear resistance which Pakistan does not have.

India’s coastline 7000 km long
India also has a strong logistics base which includes 56 major ports and business terminals, which strengthen the sea supply chain. The coastline of India is about 7000 km long and has an important strategic position in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands that can monitor Malacca Strait. Pakistan has only three major ports – Karachi, Gwadar and Port Qasim, which limits its maritime capacity. In this way, India has a clear dominance even in logistics and strategic conditions.

Karachi port was destroyed in 1971 war

Talking about history, India demonstrated the capacity of its Navy by destroying the Karachi port in the 1971 war. Even today, the Indian Navy is playing an active role in anti-dacoity operations under the United Nations. The Indian Navy is fully prepared on both aggressive and defensive fronts today, while Pakistan mainly takes a defensive stance. In the current situation, comparing naval power between India and Pakistan also seems unequal as the Indian Navy is more capable than Pakistan in every aspect.

Pahalgam terror attack shook the country

Pahalgam terror attack has shocked the Kashmir Valley once again. Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, who was killed in this attack, was among the 26 people who were victims of this terror attack. After this attack, there was a call for extensive bandh against terrorism in the valley after decades, in which every community participated extensively. India took many tough measures against Pakistan after the terrorist attack and highlighted Pakistan’s refugee role in front of the international community.