India’s message to Pakistan is loud and clear. India’s resolve to combat terrorism is unwavering, and no external or internal support to Pakistan from China can guarantee protection from India’s military might.

If Pakistan thinks it is better prepared to handle retaliation this time, as compared to post Uri and Pulwama, it is living in a fool’s paradise. And if Pakistan does not learn its lesson from this episode, India is prepared for a full-blown military confrontation between the two nuclear-armed neighbours. There is also an equal lesson for the global powers, which is that India has so far exercised restraint and its new doctrine is one of deterrence and retaliation.

In a bold and decisive move, India has sent a strong message to its sworn enemies by targeting terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (PoK) under “Operation Sindoor”. This precision strike, carried out by the Indian Air Force using HAMMER and SCALP missiles, is a testament to the nation’s unwavering resolve to combat terrorism and exhibit India’s military prowess. The attack came on the lines of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vow to “identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers.”

There is Reason for China’s shadow-boxing 

China’s desperation stems from India’s rapid growth, evident in the booming stock market and three-trillion-dollar-company Apple’s decision to relocate more parts of its supply chain to India. This move not only diversifies Apple’s manufacturing but also underscores India’s growing importance in the global economy. China’s concerns have further heightened by potential trade agreements between India and the US, which could strengthen India’s global position.

– India’s Economic Growth: Robust growth projections and a thriving stock market have put India on the global map, making it an attractive destination for investments.

– Apple’s Supply Chain Shift: Apple’s move to India is a strategic decision that could potentially........

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