Indian Air Force firmly refutes rumors of striking Kirana Hills in Pakistan, emphasizing official clarity and confirming only a strike on Sargodha.

IAF Denies Strike on Kirana Hills Claim

The Indian Air Force dispels rumors of attacking Pakistan's Kirana Hills, stressing no strike occurred there, and confirms the target was Sargodha airbase. Senior military officials assure transparency in reporting.

The IAF denies social media rumors about striking Pakistan's Kirana Hills, confirming only Sargodha airbase was hit. Top officials stress transparency.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Monday trashed social media rumours that it hit Pakistan's Kirana Hills, which reportedly has a nuclear facility.
"We have not hit Kirana hills, whatever is there," Director General of Air Operations Air Marshal AK Bharti said at a media briefing on Operation Sindoor.
He was asked about social media rumours that India hit a site called Kirana Hills that reportedly has a nuclear storage facility during its counteroffensive.
India's strikes hit an airbase in Sargodha and there were some reports that the base is linked to an underground nuclear storage facility in Kirana Hills.
Along with Air Marshal Bharti, Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai and Director General of Naval Operations Vice Admiral A N Pramod addressed the media briefing.

Lt Governor Sinha condemns the Pahalgam attack as an act of war by Pakistan, ensuring a swift response. He pledges support for victims and highlights India's dedication to peace and security with Operation Sindoor.

Sinha Condemns Pahalgam Attack, Ensures Peace

Lt Governor Sinha condemns Pahalgam attack, calling it an act of war. Swift military response through Operation Sindoor ensures security and peace. He pledges unwavering support for victims and promises strengthened border security.

Lt Governor Sinha condemns the Pahalgam attack as an act of war by Pakistan, ensuring swift retaliation through Operation Sindoor. He pledges unwavering support for victims, reinforcing India's commitment to peace and security.

Asserting that India has always stood for peace, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday said the recent attack in Pahalgam was nothing short of an "act of war" perpetrated by Pakistan.
He said the Indian armed forces avenged the attack through Operation Sindoor, a mission that he said should serve as a lesson to the neighbour.
"India always advocated for peace. It never wants a war but what happened in Pahalgam was an act of war by terror state Pakistan", Sinha said during his visit to the shelter and lodgement centre at Sahib Bandgi ashram in Mishriwala area of Jammu.
"With Operation Sindoor, we have avenged Pahalgam. I am proud of our soldiers and armed forces. Our war was to teach Pakistan a lesson," he said.
Sinha met the families displaced by the recent cross-border shelling and reassured them of the government's full support.
"Our armed forces have time and again demonstrated their capability to respond decisively to any threat posed by Pakistan. This country harbours and exports terror, causing immense suffering through its actions in our territory,&rdquo; he added.
He said the nation stands in solidarity with the victims and reaffirmed the Government of India and Union Territory administration's commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all citizens.
Speaking on the retaliatory military action, the LG said, "On the night of May 6&ndash;7, our armed forces executed a precise and powerful strike through Operation Sindoor." "The operation not only demonstrated our unwavering resolve and commendable restraint but also demolished terror factories across the border and avenged the killing of innocent civilians in Pahalgam," Sinha said.
"Our armed forces have made it clear: any threat to the safety of our people will be met with such a response that it will be remembered for seven generations in Pakistan," Sinha said.
He also underlined India's firm stance on its sovereignty and territorial integrity and said, "We will never compromise on our sovereignty. Our resolve is to dismantle the entire terror ecosystem from Jammu and Kashmir." He expressed gratitude to individuals and organisations extending help to the affected families. &nbsp;He assured that new bunkers would be constructed as per updated assessments to ensure the safety of residents living near the border.

A disturbing incident in Sadar reports a 4-year-old girl abducted and allegedly assaulted. Missing from her mother's side, she was found nearby. Swift justice and thorough investigation are underway as the community reacts with concern and demands accountability.

Shocking Abduction in Sadar - 4-Year-Old Victim

In Sadar, a four-year-old girl was allegedly abducted while sleeping next to her mother. Found nearby, she faced possible sexual assault. The community demands urgent action and justice as evidence is gathered through a police investigation and forensic efforts.

A four-year-old girl in Sadar area was allegedly abducted and assaulted while sleeping roadside. Her mother found her missing at dawn. The child was hospitalized and an FIR filed.

A four-year-old girl was allegedly abducted and raped in the Sadar Police Station area here, police said on Monday.
The incident took place when the girl was sleeping along the roadside with her mother, said Superintendent of Police Abhinandan.
The rape survivor's mother stated that she found her daughter missing when she woke up at 5 am, he added.
Abhinandan said that the girl's mother later found her nearby and suspected that she was raped.
The girl has been admitted to the hospital for medical examination and an FIR has been registered in this regard on the complaint of the girl's mother, he added.
Forensic teams are collecting evidence and efforts are on to nab the accused, police said.

CPI(M)'s M.A. Baby calls for a special Parliament session to address tensions and ceasefire between India and Pakistan. He highlights the Pahalgam attack and urges clarity on the government's stance.

CPIM Calls for Special Parliament on Indo-Pak Relations

CPI(M)'s M.A. Baby requests a special Parliament session to address the ceasefire and unresolved issues post-Pahalgam attack. He emphasizes the need for a clear governmental stance regarding Indo-Pak relations and American involvement.

CPI(M)'s M.A. Baby urges PM Modi to convene a special session of Parliament to address Indo-Pak relations post-ceasefire and Pahalgam attack.

CPI(M) general secretary MA Baby on Monday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to call a special session of Parliament in light of recent developments and requested his "personal participation" in clarifying the government's position.
The CPI(M) joins a raft of opposition parties, including the Congress, in calling for a special session of Parliament in the wake of recent developments.
In a letter addressed to the prime minister, Baby said he was writing in light of recent developments concerning the "de-escalation of tensions and the announcement of a ceasefire" between India and Pakistan.
He said, "This announcement has brought a sense of relief to all sections of our nation, as well as to the peace-loving international community. However, several pressing concerns remain unaddressed -- particularly regarding the terrorist attack in Pahalgam." The "heinous attack" in Pahalgam has "deeply shaken the conscience of the nation." Yet, the overwhelming unity displayed by citizens across the country in its aftermath is a powerful and invaluable force, he added.
Baby said this solidarity must be harnessed to isolate terrorists and their supporters -- both domestic and foreign.
"Regrettably, this moment of national unity is being undermined by virulent campaigns of hatred and jingoism, as well as the spread of misinformation by certain media outlets and elements on social media. These actions have caused significant confusion and unrest among the public," he said.
The CPI(M) general secretary said US President Donald Trump's announcement "regarding the ceasefire -- made prior to any official statement from our representatives -- has raised serious concerns".
India and Pakistan reached an agreement to stop all firings and military actions on land, air and sea on May 10 after four days of cross-border strikes that triggered fears of a wider conflict.
In a short announcement, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had said the directors general of military operations of the two countries agreed on the understanding during a call.
The decision by India and Pakistan was first made public by Trump in a social media post while claiming that the talks between the two sides were mediated by the US.
Baby said in his letter to the prime minister, "It is an avowedly accepted policy of our country that we settle our disputes bilaterally, without allowing any third-party intervention. Therefore, this situation requires clear and authoritative clarification from the highest levels of our government." "In the light of these issues, I urge you to convene a special session of Parliament, as already requested by the floor leaders of the CPI(M), and request your personal participation as the prime minister in clarifying the government's position," he added.

Tripura BJP praises Indian Armed Forces for Operation Sindoor success, highlighting political will and international support. Over 100 terrorists were neutralized and 9 camps dismantled, marking a significant triumph against terrorism.

BJP Lauds Armed Forces Success in Operation Sindoor

BJP in Tripura commends Indian Armed Forces for Operation Sindoor, neutralizing over 100 terrorists and dismantling 9 camps. The operation, backed by 20 nations, highlights strong political determination under PM Modi, boosting India's fight against terrorism.

BJP in Tripura commends Indian Armed Forces' successful Operation Sindoor. It saw 100 terrorists neutralized and 9 camps dismantled.

Lauding the Indian Armed Forces for the success of Operation Sindoor, the ruling BJP in Tripura on Monday said it had been possible because of a strong political will.
Addressing a press conference, state BJP chief spokesperson Subrata Chakraborty claimed that at least 20 countries extended support to India in the decisive fight against terrorism.
&ldquo;Over 100 terrorists were killed and nine terror camps were destroyed as the Indian Armed Forces carried out Operation Sindoor meticulously and precisely," he said.
"Our armed forces achieved a decisive and historic success in Operation Sindoor. It had been possible because of a strong political will. At least 20 countries extended support to India in this decisive fight against terrorism. We thank Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the armed forces for the success of Operation Sindoor," he added.

A chargesheet against Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla for Saurabh Rajput's murder reveals a plot with evidence and witness accounts.

Muskan and Lover Charged in Grisly Murder

Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla face charges for the brutal murder of Saurabh Rajput, including evidence tampering, in a case filled with complexities.

A chargesheet implicates Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla in Saurabh Rajput's murder. They face charges under BNS. Evidence involves witness statements and a bone linked to the crime.

Police filed a chargesheet in a local court on Monday in connection with the gruesome murder of former Merchant Navy officer Saurabh Rajput allegedly by his wife Muskan Rastogi and her lover Sahil Shukla, a police official said.
The 1000-page chargesheet was filed in the court of Additional Civil Judge (Senior Division) Anuj Kumar Thakur against Muskan and Sahil for offences under sections 103 (1) (punishment for murder) and 238 (A) (causing disappearance of evidence of offence, or giving false information to screen offender) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Saurabh was killed on the night of March 4 at his house in Indiranagar in Meerut district. His wife, Muskan, and Sahil are accused of drugging him and stabbing him to death. It is alleged they dismembered his body, severing his head and hands, and hid the body parts in a blue drum filled with cement.
After the incident, both of them went to Himachal Pradesh.
The investigation into the sensational case revealed that Muskan had allegedly been planning the murder since November 2023, according to the police.
Saurabh was killed "not because of tantra-mantra, but because he was an obstacle in their love affair", the police claimed.
Muskan was arrested along with her lover Sahil Shukla on March 18. Earlier, Muskan "confessed" to her family, after which they were arrested.
Both the accused are currently in jail.
Brahmapuri Circle Officer Antariksh Jain told PTI on Monday that the chargesheet details the murder conspiracy, evidence and has statements of about 34 witnesses. The case has been investigated bythe Brahmapuri police station in-charge Ramakant Pachauri.
Police sources said that according to the initial plan, the two accused wanted to pack the body in a suitcase and throw it away. A piece of bone was also found in the suitcase.
According to officials, the accused have been provided a government advocate.
Meanwhile, the jail administration said that Muskan is pregnant and has been kept in the women's barracks. Her family has distanced itself from her, while Sahil's grandmother and elder brother had met him.
A jail official told PTI, "On Saturday, Sahil's brother had come to meet him." Saurabh and Muskan had a love marriage in 2016, which was opposed by the family. In 2019, the couple had a daughter.
According to the police, due to deteriorating financial condition, Saurabh had a dispute with his family and he started living in Indiranagar. During this time, the relationship between Muskan and Sahil deepened.
The police said that Saurabh had filed for divorce in 2021, but the case was withdrawn due to the child. The couple's relationship remained strained.

Delhi Police utilizes state-of-the-art reverse image search software to enhance suspect identification, improving time and accuracy in criminal investigations.

Delhi Police New Image Search Tool Enhances Crime Solving

The new reverse image search tool by Delhi Police boosts efficiency and precision in identifying suspects, crucial in cases with limited direct evidence.

Delhi Police's advanced reverse image software boosts suspect identification speed and accuracy, aiding major investigations.

The Delhi Police will soon deploy a 'reverse image search' software that can match suspect sketches with its database of criminal photographs, significantly reducing the time and effort required in identifying accused persons, an official said on Monday.
The image reconstruction software, being developed by the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, will assist law enforcement agencies in quickly matching facial sketches prepared from eyewitness accounts with digital images in police records, he said.
"Earlier, such comparisons had to be made manually, which was time-consuming and lacked accuracy. This new software automates the process and increases the precision of suspect identification," a police source said.
The system uses machine learning to process a sketch, filter through visual data and shortlist matching images from a central database. It allows investigators to upload suspect sketches and receive close matches in real time.
According to police officials, the software is particularly useful in cases such as murder, robbery and sexual assault, where the only clue may be a sketch based on a victim's or witness's memory.
It will also be helpful in cases where no direct image or CCTV footage of the suspect is available, they said.
"This tool...could be a game changer in solving cases where leads are limited," the officer highlighted.
Police officials said these advanced tools are already proving useful in cracking complex cyber and physical crimes. Delhi Police is already using a host of forensic and data recovery technologies, including the software for retrieving data from corrupted storage devices and mobile phones.

PM Modi to speak following Operation Sindoor, as India and Pakistan agree on de-escalation, halting military actions.

PM Modi to Address nation tonight

PM Modi addresses the nation following Operation Sindoor, announcing de-escalation between India and Pakistan and halting military hostilities.

PM Modi addresses post-Operation Sindoor as India-Pakistan agree to halt hostilities, marking a move towards stability.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation at around 8 PM tonight, his first since the start of Operation Sindoor, officials said.
The address comes two days after India and Pakistan reached an understanding to stop all firings and military actions on land, air and sea with immediate effect.
The understanding was reached after four days of cross-border strikes that triggered fears of a wider conflict.
Operation Sindoor was launched by India on the intervening night of May 6 and 7 to avenge the killings of 26 people in the Pahalgam terror attack. Indian armed forces targeted nine terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, killing over 100 terrorists.
Pakistan then attempted to attack several Indian military bases on May 8, 9 and 10.
The Indian armed forces launched a fierce counterattack on several Pakistani military installations, including Rafiqui, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur and Chunian.
Radar sites at Pasrur and Sialkot aviation base were also targeted using precision munitions, causing massive damage Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai has said 35-40 Pakistani military personnel have been killed in the combat and New Delhi achieved its desired objectives.
Ghai is scheduled to speak with his Pakistani counterpart this evening, the second time since Saturday.

Discover how mathematics shapes creativity in Marcys Du Sautoy's 'Blueprints', unveiling connections from ancient art to modern architecture, enriching our understanding of both fields.

Mathematics Shapes Creativity in New Blueprints

Renowned professor Marcus Du Sautoy, in his book 'Blueprints', explores the integral role mathematics plays in artistic creativity, from ancient design to modern architecture.

'Blueprints' by Marcus Du Sautoy explores how mathematics informs and shapes creativity in the arts, using examples ranging from Mozart to Zaha Hadid.

From stone circles to Mozart&rsquo;s obsession with numbers and Zaha Hadid&rsquo;s architecture influenced by mathematical logic and geometry, a new book by Marcus Du Sautoy explores the unexpected yet fascinating connection between mathematics and the arts.
"Blueprints: How Mathematics Shapes Creativity", written by professor of mathematics at the University of Oxford Marcus Du Sautoy and published by HarperCollins, is scheduled to hit the stands on May 16.
It reveals how mathematical structures underpin artistic creativity across time and cultures, and makes an argument that the "logic of mathematics and the emotional world of art are not opposites, but deeply intertwined".
"Many of the artists that we encounter are completely unaware of the mathematics that bubble beneath their craft, while some consciously use it for inspiration. Our instincts might tell us that these two subjects are incompatible forces with nothing in common.
"Blueprints asks us to consider that mathematics and art may not be polar opposites after all. Their complementary relationship spans a vast historical and geographic landscape, from the earliest stone circles to Mozart&rsquo;s obsession with numbers and the radically modern architecture of Zaha Hadid," the publisher said in a statement.
Whether we are searching for meaning in an abstract painting or finding patterns in poetry, the book claims there are blueprints everywhere: "symmetry, prime numbers, the golden ratio and more".
The book, touted to be a bold and philosophical exploration of human creativity, aims to unpack "how we make art, why a creative mindset is vital for discovering new mathematics, and how a fundamental connection to the natural world intrinsically links these two subjects".

CM Pinarayi Vijayan ensures speedy rehabilitation for Wayanad landslide survivors, emphasizing quick completion of necessary tasks and providing financial support for affected families.

Kerala CM Promises Quick Wayanad Landslide Rehab

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan highlights immediate rehabilitation operations for landslide survivors in Wayanad, focusing on Mundakkai and Chooralmala. The goal is to secure approvals and complete necessary tasks swiftly to aid affected families.

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan pushes for rapid landslide survivor rehabilitation in Wayanad's Mundakkai and Chooralmala while ensuring necessary approvals and completion of critical administrative tasks.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday assured the timely completion of rehabilitation initiatives for landslide survivors in Wayanad.
He also directed the concerned officials to urgently provide the monthly rent for their accommodation, according to a statement from the Chief Minister's Office (CMO).
The directive was issued during a meeting held to assess the progress of construction work on the proposed township for survivors from the Mundakkai and Chooralmala hamlets of Wayanad, which were devastated by a landslide last year, it said.
A timeline has been set for obtaining administrative, technical, and financial approvals for the township&rsquo;s construction, the statement said.
"The rehabilitation of those affected by the landslide in Mundakkai and Chooralmala will be completed on time," the statement quoted Vijayan as saying after the meeting.
During the meeting, Vijayan also directed officials to complete all necessary procedures related to the permitted cutting of trees, reorganisation of the power distribution systems, and other related tasks.
He further instructed them to expedite the steps for providing assistance from the Chief Minister&rsquo;s Distress Relief Fund, deploying officials, and removing debris from water bodies to ensure smooth water flow, the release added.
In addition to the CM, Cabinet ministers K Rajan and K N Balagopal, Chief Secretary A Jayathilak, and other senior officials attended the meeting, the CMO statement added.

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The Election Commission has imposed a 48-hour ban on BJP leader Rahul Sinha from campaigning and also issued a notice to Dilip Ghosh over their controversial remarks on the Cooch Behar violence on April 10. BJP's Rahul Sinha had allegedly said on Monday that not four, but eight people should have been shot by the central forces in Cooch Behar's Sitalkuchi. The EC's ban starts from Tuesday noon till 12 pm on April 15 over his remarks on Sitalkuchi &nbsp;in which five people lost their lives. Election Commission has also issued a notice to Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh seeking an explanation of his remarks by 10 am on Wednesday after he warned that more Cooch Behar-like incidents may happen.

Remarks on Cooch Behar violence: EC bans BJP's Rahul Sinha, issues notice to Dilip Ghosh

The Election Commission has imposed a 48-hour ban on BJP leader Rahul Sinha from campaigning and also issued a notice to Dilip Ghosh over their controversial remarks on the Cooch Behar violence on April 10. BJP's Rahul Sinha had allegedly said on Monday that not four, but eight people should have been shot by the central forces in Cooch Behar's Sitalkuchi. The EC's ban starts from Tuesday noon till 12 pm on April 15 over his remarks on Sitalkuchi &nbsp;in which five people lost their lives. Election Commission has also issued a notice to Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh seeking an explanation of his remarks by 10 am on Wednesday after he warned that more Cooch Behar-like incidents may happen.

On Buddha Purnima, thousands gathered at Haridwar's Har ki Pauri for a sacred dip in Ganga. Enhanced security was in place, ensuring a peaceful celebration despite traffic congestion.

Haridwar Celebrations on Buddha Purnima 2025

Celebrating Buddha Purnima in Haridwar, devotees took a holy dip at Har ki Pauri, honoring Buddha's teachings. Security was heightened for safety amidst large crowds and traffic challenges.

During Buddha Purnima, many gathered at Haridwar&rsquo;s Har ki Pauri ghat for a holy dip, honoring Buddha's teachings. Enhanced security ensured safety amid large crowds, though traffic congestion posed challenges.

A large number of devotees gathered at Har ki Pauri ghat in Uttarakhand&rsquo;s Haridwar to take a holy dip in river Ganga on the occasion of Buddha Purnima here on Monday.
Lord Vishnu is believed to have descended on the earth incarnating as Gautam Buddha on Buddha Purnima to give the society a new direction.
With large crowds expected for the occasion, security was tightened across the city, SSP Pramendra Dobhal said.
Additional deployment of the police force was made on all major ghats and the entire fair area was monitored with the help of drones, he said.
However, the huge gathering of devotees also caused traffic jams at various places.

Mohammad Sajid, from Bareilly, was detained for posting a pro-Pakistan video online. The local police acted on a complaint citing threats to national security, reflecting ongoing tensions and sensitivities around national loyalty.

Bareilly Man Arrested Over Pro-Pakistan Video

A Bareilly resident, Mohammad Sajid, was arrested for sharing a video with 'Pakistan Zindabad' on Facebook. The arrest followed a complaint citing national security concerns, shedding light on the delicate balance between social media expression and national loyalty.

Mohammad Sajid from Bareilly was arrested for a pro-Pakistan video on social media. Complaint filed by local leader triggered action.

A man was arrested for allegedly posting a video supporting Pakistan on social media, a police official said on Monday.
Mohammad Sajid, a resident of Girdharpur village under the Deorania Police Station area of Bareilly district, was arrested for allegedly writing "Pakistan Zindabad" and posting its video on Facebook.
In the video, people could be seen celebrating and waving the Pakistani flag.
Baheri Circle Officer (CO) Arun Kumar Singh informed that a case had been registered against Sajid.
Claiming Sajid's alleged post to be against the security and sovereignty of the nation, Hindu Yuva Vahini leader Himanshu Patel filed a complaint at the Deorania Police Station on Saturday, after which a case was filed and Sajid was arrested, the police said.
After his arrest, Sajid started shouting "Pakistan Murdabad" slogans at the police station, police said.

Guwahati is set to become a hospitality hub with 11 new five-star hotels, including Marriott International projects. The Rs 500 crore investment highlights Chief Minister Sarma's vision for economic and tourism growth.

Guwahati to Host 11 New Five-Star Hotels Soon

In a major boost to Guwahati's hospitality scene, 11 new five-star hotels, including projects by Marriott International, are announced by Assam's CM, Himanta Biswa Sarma. This Rs 500 crore investment aims to position Guwahati as a leading hospitality hub.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the arrival of 11 new five-star hotels in Guwahati. Two Marriott International hotels will be developed, marking a Rs 500 crore investment.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday said Guwahati will get 11 new five-star hotels, transforming the city into a hospitality hub of the region.
Sarma laid the foundation stone for two hotels of the global hospitality chain Marriott International, to be developed at an investment of Rs 500 crore.
"Guwahati gets a leg up on attracting global hospitality chains! Today, I performed the Bhoomi Poojan for two major Marriott International properties," he said in a post on X.
These two upcoming projects -- Marriott Resort &amp; Spa and Fairfield by Marriott -- will be huge and unique as they will be developed on 76 bigha (over 25 acre) of land, he said.
"The MOUs for these projects worth Rs 500 crore were signed during the Advantage Assam 2.0 investment summit earlier this year and work has begun within just three months," Sarma said.
"With 11 five-star hotels in the pipeline, Guwahati is becoming a hub for global hospitality chains who are seizing the opportunity to cater to the huge demand in the region," he said.
Sharing details, the CM said there will be four more Marriott hotels in the city, followed by two new Taj properties and one of the Lemon Tree.
"Radisson is expanding by 100 more keys. In place of the present Vivanta, Taj is coming up. These projects are expected to significantly strengthen Assam's hospitality infrastructure and create substantial direct and indirect employment opportunities, contributing to the state's economic growth," he said.

Delhi Police conducted mock drills city-wide to enhance emergency readiness. Exercises at locations like Rohini and Saket focused on improving rapid response and coordination.

Delhi Police Strengthens Security with Mock Drills

City-wide mock drills by Delhi Police aimed at boosting emergency response were conducted in key areas such as Rohini and Saket. These drills ensure rapid action and identify coordination gaps.

Delhi Police enhanced security with mock drills across the city, focusing on locations like Rohini and Saket to boost emergency responsiveness.

The Delhi Police on Monday conducted mock drills at several locations across the capital, including Rohini, Saket, and Daryaganj, an officer said.
One such drill was held at the Sheraton Hotel in Saket. The operation saw the involvement of the bomb disposal and dog squads, fire department, and traffic police.
The Assistant Commissioner of Police and the local Station House Officer oversaw the exercise.
"This drill was part of our ongoing preparedness initiative to ensure rapid response in case of emergencies, especially at sensitive and crowded public locations," a police officer said.
The fire department conducted a drill at Delite Cinema in central Delhi's Daryaganj to assess their fire and evacuation protocols in case of an emergency.
At RG Complex in north Rohini, a drill simulating an abandoned bag scenario was conducted under the supervision of the local police.
The officer said these exercises are routine yet critical components of city-wide security measures, particularly in view of ongoing alerts and large public gatherings.
Such drills help in identifying gaps in coordination and improving real-time responsiveness of all concerned agencies, he said.

After intense military exchanges, northern India sees peace with a ceasefire agreement, as villagers return home cautiously.

Border Tensions Ease in Northern India

Northern India saw a day of calm after a ceasefire between India and Pakistan following four days of military exchanges, marking a return to normalcy.

Northern India experienced a day of calm after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire following intense military exchanges.

After teetering on the edge for nearly a week, border regions in the north experienced a less fraught day, with no shelling, no sightings of drones, and a comparatively lighter yoke of emergency measures.
New Delhi and Islamabad reached an understanding Saturday to halt military actions with immediate effect after four days of intense cross-border drone and missile strikes.
Villagers living close to the Line of Control who were forced to flee due to heavy shelling by the Pakistani military started returning home on Monday.
They started their journey back to their villages after bomb disposal squads cleared the residential areas of any leftover or unexploded shells, officials said.
"We are happy that a ceasefire has been reached between the two countries. We are also hopeful that Pakistan will not resort to such activities again," said Arshad Ahmad, a resident of the Kamalkote area in Uri.
Uri MLA Sajjad Shafi has asked the residents of villages along the frontline to remain vigilant and not touch anything suspicious.
"They should immediately report any suspicious objects to the authorities for proper disposal," he said.
Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday asked the residents of border villages not to rush back as residential areas were yet to be sanitised and cleared of any unexplored shells.
In Punjab, markets teemed with people in the border areas on Monday, even though schools in some districts remained shut.
Schools in Ferozepur, Fazilka, Pathankot, Amritsar, Tarn Taran, and Gurdaspur districts, that lie on the border with Pakistan, remained shut on Monday. In Pathankot and Gurdaspur, colleges and universities also remained closed.
Punjab shares a 553-km frontier with Pakistan.
"India has taught a lesson to Pakistan and it has been successful in sending a strong message to the neighbouring nation. And now Pakistan, which is a rogue nation, will not dare to cast an evil eye on our country," a grocery shop owner in Pathankot said.
Pakistan especially targeted Pathankot with multiple drone attacks, but they were thwarted by the Indian security forces.
In Ferozepur, villagers who had moved to safer places were returning to their villages.
Daler Singh, a native of Jallo Ke village near the border, said that most residents of nearby areas had left hearth and home. "Now, most of them have returned but they remain cautious. Overall, life is normal and we are going back to our fields," he said.
A Ferozepur native said, "The situation is normal now. We hope the ceasefire holds and peace prevails." In Rajasthan, a complete blackout was observed in the border districts Sunday night.
There were reports that some red lights, suspected to be of drones, were spotted in the sky in Barmer.
The district administration sent out an alert on X, "Incoming drone activity spotted. Please stay inside your houses and observe blackout: DM Barmer." It, however, said no drone was shot down.
By Monday morning, an apparent sense of normalcy became palpable in the border districts with people gathering at tea stalls and shops and bantering.
Jalam Singh, a Jaisalmer local, said, "Things appear to be back to normal now. Last night was peaceful." Jammu and Kashmir, the worst hit border, was peaceful last night with no hostilities between the Indian and Pakistani militaries.
"The night remained largely peaceful across Jammu and Kashmir and other areas along the international border," the Indian Army said in a brief statement Monday morning.
"No incidents have been reported, marking the first calm night in recent days," it said.

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