India-Pakistan Ceasefire:

After four days of intense fighting, India and Pakistan agreed to stop all hostilities on land, air, and sea. The announcement of a full ceasefire came unexpectedly through a social media post by US President Donald Trump. He shared that the peace deal was reached after overnight talks mediated by the United States. Soon after, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed the agreement.

India-Pakistan Ceasefire:

However, despite the ceasefire, tensions continued in parts of India. On Saturday night, drone sightings were reported in Jammu and Kashmir. Explosions followed, raising fears of renewed conflict. The Indian army responded by activating air defence systems to intercept the drones.

Blackouts were reimposed across several states, especially in Punjab and Gujarat, as a precautionary measure. Power was restored in some areas like Amritsar, but red alerts remained. Residents were asked to stay indoors and avoid windows.

In Gujarat’s Kutch district and Rajasthan’s Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, blackouts were enforced again due to drone activity. In Jammu’s Nagrota, a soldier was injured while confronting a suspicious individual near a military station.

While India accused Pakistan of violating the ceasefire, Islamabad claimed it was committed to the truce and blamed India for the disturbance. Despite the tension, flights at Delhi Airport continued normally, though tighter security checks were announced.
Here are 10 Key Points of What Happened Last Night:

1. India and Pakistan agreed to an immediate ceasefire after four days of cross-border attacks.
2. The announcement was first made by US President Donald Trump on social media.
3. India confirmed the agreement through Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.
4. Hours later, drones and explosions were reported in Jammu and Kashmir.
5. Air defence systems were activated to counter the threat.
6. Blackouts were reimposed in Punjab, Gujarat, and Rajasthan.
7. In Amritsar, officials warned residents to stay indoors during the red alert.
8. A soldier in Nagrota was injured during a security incident.
9. Pakistan claimed it remains committed to the truce but accused India of violations.
10. Delhi Airport operations remained unaffected, though security was tightened.

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