India gave new heights to its nuclear deterrence. India has successfully test-fired K-4 Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) from its second nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine INS Arighat. This test has been done in the Bay of Bengal. K-4 has a range of 3,500 kilometers, can carry a nuclear warhead and greatly strengthens India’s maritime nuclear power.

What is the specialty of K-4 missile?

The K-4 is a solid-fueled, two-stage intermediate-range ballistic missile. It can carry a nuclear payload of up to 2 tons. It is launched with cold-launch technology, that is, it first comes out from under water, then the engine starts, which increases the safety of the submarine.

Why is the successful test of K-4 missile special?

India’s nuclear triad (capability to attack from land, air and sea) has now become completely strong. Earlier, INS Arihant had only K-15 (750 km range) missile, which was limited. But now with the 3,500 km range of K-4, Indian submarines can target the entire area from the safe areas of the Bay of Bengal or the Arabian Sea. Now the enemy can be destroyed without going close to it.

This missile can greatly increase the second-strike capability under the ‘No First Use’ policy, as the submarine hides under water, making it difficult for the enemy to track.

Pakistan’s Shaheen-3 compared to K-4 missile

Pakistan’s longest range missile is Shaheen-3, which has a range of 2,750 kilometers. It is a land-based missile and covers the whole of India. But its range is 750 kilometers less than K-4. Pakistan’s missile is not a sea-launched ballistic missile. Pakistan is currently making Babar-3 (450-700 km) and Ababil missiles (2,200 km).

India’s K-4 has not only given a huge advantage technically but also strategically, but has also strengthened India’s security at sea. In the coming time, K-5 and K-6 missiles will also be made, whose range will be 5,000-6,000 kilometers.

India Pakistan Tensions: Apart from the increased tension between India and Pakistan, many claims are being made on WhatsApp. One of these fake messages is being conveyed on WhatsApp among the people that ATMs will be closed for two to three days. The government checked the fact of this claim and found it completely fake. The government said that ATMs will work completely smoothly. Along with this, it has been asked to stay away from sharing any unconfirmed news amidst India-Pakistan tension.

False news being spread about ATM

This is such news related to ATM, due to which people can be restless and they would like to withdraw money from their account after such messages. In such a situation, there will be a huge crowd of people in the banks and their functioning will be affected. Therefore, it is important that before sending the veracity of any kind of claim to anyone, before sending it to someone, first check.

Are atms closed

A viral #WhatsApp Message Claims ATMS will be closed for 2–3 days.

This message is fake

Atms will continue to operate as usual

Don’t share unverified messages.#IndiaFightsPropaganda pic.twitter.com/bxfzjjfpzd

– Pib Fact Check (@Pibfactcheck) May 9, 2025

At the time of stress, Pakistan will definitely try to spread such a propaganda. Pakistan can now do this against false nervous India on social media due to failed airstrikes and exposure army and innovation of terrorists. India’s Press Information Bureau has dismissed many claims made on social media from Pakistan based handles.

PIB told reality in fact check

PIB has checked the fact of at least eight such viral videos and posts from 10 am on May 8 to 6:30 in the morning of 9 May. In such a viral video, a 2020 Berut explosion is in which some users have described it as an aerial attack of Pakistan. The confused attack has been added to the Army Brigade of Rajouri with this confused video.

It is worth noting that after the terrorist attack on 22 April in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India took retaliation and raided Pakistan and its 9 Terror locations on May 7 and was completely demolished. Since then, tension between the two countries has increased considerably.

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Operation Sindoor: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India has started to hide terrorists by doing airplaces in Pakistan and PoK. On the night of 6-7 May, 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan were targeted by India, including terrorist organizations like Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar and Jaish. The statement issued by Pakistan said that 26 people have died and 48 people were injured in India’s attack.

After executing Operation Sindoor, there has been an increase in the possibility of war between India and Pakistan. In fact, since the execution of the late night operation, Artillery firing is being done by Pakistan on the LOC, which the Indian forces are answering. Some citizens are also reported to be in the firing being carried out by Pakistan. Now the question is that the way India has a airplacing on Pakistan, can Pakistan also attack a missile? How many missiles do Pakistan have and how many missiles can it attack India at a time?

Missiles were constructed by targeting India

Pakistan’s missile program was fully started keeping India in mind. It started in 1980, when Pakistan built several missiles with the help of China, North Korea and Iran. After this, Pakistan made more than one missile and its target was always India. At the same time, India started its missile program keeping China in mind. In such a situation, let us know how many more missiles Pakistan have …

Hatf 1: It was Pakistan’s first missile, which is a short -range ballistic missile. Its firepower is 70 to 100 kilometers and it can carry explosives up to 500 kg.

Hatf 2: To this missile Abdali Is also known by the name of Its firepower ranges from 180 to 200 kilometers and it can carry explosives up to 450 kg.

Hatf 3: To this missile Ghaznavi Know by the name of this, it is a short -range ballistic missile and its firepower is 290 kilometers and it can carry explosives up to 700 kg.

Hatf 4: This missile in Pakistani army Shaheen 1 It has been included in the name of 750 kilometers.

Hatf 5: This missile in Pakistan Gauri Known by the name of 1250 to 1500 kilometers. It was inducted into the Pakistani Army in 2003. This missile has the ability to carry nuclear weapons.

Hatf 6: This missile in Pakistani army Shaheen 2 It has been included in the name of 1500 to 2000 km. This missile also has the ability to carry nuclear weapons.

Hatf 7: Babar This missile by name is inducted into the Pakistani Army and is capable of carrying traditional and nuclear weapons. Its firepower ranges from 350 to 700 km and can be launched from the ground.

Hatf 8: This is a cruise missile, which Rad Is known by name. This missile is capable of hitting at low altitude and also capable of carrying nuclear weapons with it. The firepower is up to 350 kilometers.

Hatf 9: Nasr This missile named is also capable of carrying nuclear weapons and its firepower is only 60 kilometers. It is claimed that this missile can also beat the anti -missile defense system.

Shaheen 3: It is called Pakistan’s most dangerous missile, whose firepower is up to 2750 kilometers. According to reports, Pakistan has updated this missile and its firepower has increased even more. This missile is capable of carrying traditional and nuclear weapons.

Ababil: Pakistan also has an Ababil missile that hit land to land, which is capable of hitting 2200 km. This missile is also capable of carrying nuclear weapons.

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Operation Sindoor: Once again a war -like situation has been created between India and Pakistan. In order to avenge the 26 innocent people killed in the Pahalgam attack, a fire has been rained by India on the Pakistani terrorist bases. There are reports of killing many terrorists and their close ones in this. Complete information has also been given by the armies. Meanwhile, mock drills are being organized in all the cities of India, in which people will be told what they have to do in a situation like war. In such a situation, many people have questions about mock drills, some people are asking whether they can get out of the house during this time? At the same time, some people are concerned what things will happen during this time.

What is a mock drill?

Mock drill is a civil defense exercise in which sirens of air strikes are played, like current conditions, cities are blackout, citizens are taken to safe places and emergency teams play their necessary roles. The task of mock drill is to raise awareness among citizens and reduce nervousness, confusion and loss during disaster. Also, its purpose is to show that if the enemy country attacks, then how can the area be kept safe in darkness. Because it makes it difficult to target the enemy. Therefore, a mock drill is done in a situation like war.

Can I get out of the house in mock drill

During the mock drill, black out will be done throughout the city, in which there will be strictly forbidden to light any type of light. It also includes inverter installed in homes, flash lights of mobile and candle etc. Action can be taken against anyone who is found to be violating this rule. If a person is out of the house during a mock drill, then keep the light of his vehicle closed. Apart from this, places where sirens will be played in the city include Raj Bhavan, DSO office, BSNL office, government hostels, stadium and many places. Can get out of the house during mock drills, but during this drill a complete emergency response system will be performed. In this, it will be shown how the police, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), hospital and common citizens together will be shown. For which different codewords and timelines have been given.

Where will it happen Mock drill
Mock drills will be done in more than 200 districts of India. Out of which 11 districts of Delhi are going to have mock drills, it is East Delhi, North Delhi, South Delhi, New Delhi, North East Delhi, North West Delhi, Central Delhi, South East Delhi, South West Delhi, Shahdara and West Delhi. Meanwhile, the police has increased security at the big market and tourist places in Delhi. Special security forces have been deployed in places like Connaught Place, India Gate, Janpath, Yashwant Place, Gol Market. Apart from this, patrolling is being done. Along with this, the vehicles are being investigated strictly. In this, the police have given instructions to monitor the vehicles especially without rent and registration.

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Pakistan on kashmir issue: 26 people lost their lives in a terrorist attack on 22 April 2025 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. After this, the tension between India and Pakistan once again reached the peak. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the US Rizwan Saeed Sheikh said in an interview to Fox News that the Kashmir controversy is at the root of Indo-Pak relations and it is the only way to reduce stress. During this time he appealed to the international community to intervene to solve this “nuclear flashpint”.

Sheikh’s statement that the Indo-Pak war can go up to the “nuclear option”, there may be an attempt to create political pressure in a way and also a strategic fear, allowing the international community to interfere in the matter. Analysts believe that such statements are often given by Pakistan to attract global attention, but the situation is sensitive and these words may be diplomatic, their results can be very serious.

Affairs for help from international community

Rizwan Saeed Sheikh said that whenever there is tension in Kashmir, the world goes to this, but as soon as peace comes for some time, the world turns blindly. He demanded the international community to make efforts towards permanent solution. This is an old strategy in which Pakistan raises the Kashmir issue in front of the United Nations, America and other countries, so that international pressure can be made on India.

Do not make allegations before investigation- Pakistan

The Government of India claims that the roots of this terrorist attack are in Pakistan. Evidence has also been found in the initial investigation. At the same time, Pakistan has denied any role in this and said that India is making false accusations without evidence. India has said that the attack is part of across the border -sponsored terrorism, which has been trying to destabilize Kashmir for decades.

Can Pahalgam attack become a turning point of Indo-Pak relations?

After this attack, there has been a complete breakdown in relations between Indo-Pak. The dialogue between the two countries is almost stalled and tension is at its peak. In this situation, an attempt to bring the Kashmir issue on the international stage can once again deepen the diplomatic dispute.

Pakistan Ballistic Missile: Pakistan has claimed a successful test of the 450 km range to surface -to -surface Abdali ballistic missile. This test was conducted under the practice Indus. The specialty of this missile is its advanced navigation system and speed, which has been checked through this test.

The timing of this test is very important because it has happened a few days after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India. On April 22, 26 civilians died in a terrorist attack in Sunder Basaran area of ​​Jammu and Kashmir, including a Nepali tourist and a local pony operator. An organization associated with Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba took responsibility for the attack. After the incident, India took strict measures against Pakistan and implemented a variety of ban. The latest decision in this is related to imports and bans ban.

#Pakistan Today Conducted A Successful Training Launch of the Abdali Weapon System-A Surface-to-Surface Missile With A Rage of 450 Kilometers-AAS PART of the Military Exercise eX Indus. pic.twitter.com/kqt3gzela2

– Global defense insight (@Defense_talks) May 3, 2025

The specialty of Abdali missile
The Abdali missile, also known as HATF-II, is a short range ballistic missile (SRBM) developed by Pakistan. It has been developed by Pakistan’s Space and Research Commission (NESCOM) and concerned Defense Research Units. Its main objective is to make quick and accurate attacks in the border areas. The missile is part of Pakistan’s strategic military thinking, in which it is moving towards strengthening its limited atomic and traditional strength. The maximum range of Abdali missile is 450 km.

The Abdali missile is equipped with state-of-the-art and satellite-based navigation systems. This makes it advanced in terms of accuracy. The missile has a very low Circular Error Probability (CEP), which makes it more effective for strategic attacks. Pakistan claims that the Abdali missile is not able to carry a nuclear warhead. However it is designed to target strategic bases, military bases, and urban centers with traditional explosives.

The country’s strategic and diplomatic decisions

The Government of India has taken many decisive steps against Pakistan. Full restrictions on all types of imports, whether they are direct or indirect. The visa of all Pakistani citizens has been canceled, including medical visas. Instructions to leave the country by giving a deadline to Pakistani citizens living in India. The Government of India has banned the entry of Pakistani ships into Indian ports. Along with this, Indian ships have been banned for going to Pakistan’s ports. This ban has been imposed under Section 411 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958. Taking the biggest step in Pakistani relations, India has abolished the Indus Water Treaty, which has been the basis of water sharing between the two countries since 1960.

Sutters of Pakistani leaders after the attack

After the attack, threatening statements of war given by Pakistan leaders are further provoking the situation. In this sequence, Pakistan Information Minister Ataullah Tara claimed that India would attack in 36 hours. Apart from this, Defense Minister Asif Khwaja had said that something can be big in 2-3 days.