PM Modi to Address Nation at 8 PM Amid India-Pakistan Tension

New Delhi [India] May 12: After days of rising tension at the border, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation today at 8 PM. This comes after India launched Operation Sindoor in response to the tragic Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir where 26 innocent lives were lost. People across the country are expecting clarity, calm, and confidence from the PM’s message. Many believe his words will shape the path India chooses in the coming days.

Jammu and Kashmir Mourns, Army Stands Strong

The people of Pahalgam are still grieving. Families have lit candles and held silent marches for the lives lost. Security has been tightened, and the Army has increased patrols across sensitive areas. On the military front, India’s swift and bold steps under Operation Sindoor have sent a strong signal. The operation targeted terror camps across the Line of Control, a move not seen in recent years with such clarity.

Voices from the Ground: Brave Families, Braver Soldiers

At Patna airport, Sub-Inspector Mohammed Imtiaz’s son stood silently, holding back tears. His father died protecting the nation. “He was a hero,” said Imran Raza, eyes filled with pride. In Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah visited families affected by recent shelling. Stories of loss and bravery are being shared everywhere, and the country is united in support of its soldiers and their families.

China Denies Involvement as Tensions Continue

As rumours floated online about China sending military support to Pakistan, the Chinese Defence Ministry quickly denied them. They posted warnings against spreading fake news and even shared screenshots marked with the word "rumour." Meanwhile, India’s military showed evidence of a Chinese-made missile likely used in the attack, raising eyebrows in defence circles. These developments have sparked global interest and raised questions about international links in this conflict.

Hope and Fear Across Border States

From Ferozepur in Punjab to Kangra in Himachal Pradesh, people are trying to return to normal life. Schools are reopening in Ferozepur, and Kangra airport has resumed flights, giving a boost to local tourism. But drone recoveries and bomb threats have kept authorities on alert. 162 Telangana residents have returned safely from the border areas to Delhi, thanking officials for their quick response. Still, everyone is waiting, hearts heavy, for what PM Modi will say tonight.