Official Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said Pakistan’s leadership was “obviously delirious” and accused Islamabad of fabricating narratives to distract from its “military-inspired constitutional subversion.

India firmly dismisses Pakistan PM's terror attack allegations, calling them baseless and a diversion from internal issues.

Border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan in early October left more than 70 people dead, and tensions between the two remain high as ceasefire talks failed in November. However, a video circulating in social media posts apparently showing Indian leader Narendra Modi saying New Delhi would "use Afghanistan" to fight longtime rival Pakistan is in fact manipulated with AI.

Russia has reportedly uncovered and busted a spy network, allegedly overseen by Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), that was attempting to smuggle sensitive documents

India on Tuesday hit out strongly at Pakistan for attempting to link New Delhi to the terrorist attack in Islamabad, calling the charge “baseless, unfounded, and a predictable tactic” by Pakistan’s leadership to divert domestic attention from its internal political crisis.

US embassy’s post on social media over the deadly explosion near Red Fort in Delhi received massive criticism on Tuesday. The blast, that took place at around 6:52 pm on Monday, claimed 12 lives and injured several.

MEA's remarks came after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif accused India of orchestrating the “suicide attack” that struck outside the district and sessions court building in Islamabad on Tuesday afternoon.

Two attacks, two posts and a lot of anger. Social media users have expressed anger over the US’ ‘thoughts and prayers’ condolence message on Delhi’s Red Fort blast, compared to its ‘solidarity’ messag

"India is clearly distorting facts and misrepresenting the remarks of US President Donald Trump. The US side has already clarified its position to the media regarding the statements by the President," the spokesperson said.

Afghan media noted that Pakistan blamed India for 'pulling the strings', but did not account for their own sudden change in stance during the negotiations

A car bomb rocked Islamabad, Pakistan, on Tuesday, just one day after a car exploded in New Delhi, India. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul has more.

“The Executive Board of Commonwealth Sport has today confirmed that it will recommend Ahmedabad, India, as the proposed host city for the 2030 Centenary Commonwealth Games,” the Executive Board said in a statement.