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April 25th - May 5th/2025 | India-Pakistan -Kashmir | Terror Attack Fallout | Reports

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This isn't relevant to this conflict. It happened in Madhya Pradesh which is around 1300 km away from the border.
I wasn't pointing put that it was connected.
Just that these are the kind of mistakes that no matter where they happen can lead to disastrous results.
 
Jal Shakti (the Indian ministry in charge of managing the country's water resources) announces a set of short-, medium- and long-term hydrological projects aimed to ensure that "not a drop of water goes to Pakistan" following suspension of the IWT.

Whether they can actually deliver on this pledge is questionable, but I'm not a hydrologist so I'll withhold judgment.

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All 🇮🇳 Kashmir Paramilitary Soldiers' Leave Canceled, All On Leave Order Back:

"With the war-like atmosphere intensifying between India and Pakistan, the leaves of paramilitary forces have been canceled.


Senior officials have issued orders for all soldiers currently on leave to report back immediately.

Special meetings are being held across all military departments regarding the situation at the Line of Control (LOC)."
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@DEFCON Warning System @RiffRaff @Irag8er @Torch
 
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🇮🇳Spy satellite will soon be sent into space!

After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, tension has increased between India and Pakistan. India is trying to surround Pakistan on every front. Apart from land, India is going to deploy a satellite to keep an eye on its border in space as well. The process of making this satellite has been accelerated after the Pahalgam attack. According to the information, Indian Space Research Organization i.e. ISRO has prepared such a spy satellite, which will keep an eye on India's borders in all weathers. It is being called 'Radar Imaging Satellite', although its name is EOS-09. It can be launched in a few weeks. It will be able to do imaging during day and night. It can easily see even the hidden hideouts on the ground.


Science and Technology Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh said that this satellite is equipped with C-band Synthetic Aperture Radar-SAR, which will be able to take high resolution pictures in every weather. This means that it can work even in clouds, fog or darkness. This satellite will be deployed at an altitude of 557 kilometers in low earth orbit. This will give a closer look at India's borders. India already has a group of more than 50 satellites in space. This includes satellites like Cartosat-3, which can take pictures with a resolution of less than half a meter. However, these optical satellites are unable to take pictures at night or when clouds come. EOS-09 will overcome this shortcoming, as it uses radar-based technology, which gives it the power to monitor in every situation. . . . This satellite will help in tracking terrorist camps and infiltration attempts across the border. The advantage of this will be that India will get a chance to prepare in advance. This move of India is a message not only for Pakistan but also for China, which is strengthening its space programs.

Interesting.
 
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