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Exactly one year on, India’s military leadership gathered in Jaipur on Thursday and made clear the operation now underpins its response to cross-border attacks.

The National Investigation Agency said it had arrested Amir Rashid Ali in Delhi, adding the car used in the attack was registered in his name.

The explosion comes four days after a deadly car explosion in the Indian capital, New Delhi, killed at least eight people in what the Indian government has called a terror incident.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed to punish those behind the Delhi blast, declaring that no "conspirator" would be spared.

The landslide near the shrine of Vaishno Devi on the pilgrims' route killed at least 30 people.

This month floods in India's northern territory of Jammu and Kashmir have killed at least 60 people and nearly 400 more in northwest Pakistan.

The attackers, who New Delhi said were Pakistani nationals backed by Islamabad, had opened fire in a valley popular with tourists in Kashmir's scenic, mountainous region of Pahalgam.

"Whenever they ask for a dialog, at whatever level, we are ready but we are not desperate," Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar told a news conference in Islamabad.

Diplomatic Affairs: For many in India, the attack felt like an echo of the October 7 attacks, a reminder that terrorism is a global phenomenon.

Amid the ongoing India-Pakistan conflict, there is a growing need for neutral technological platforms based on AI infrastructure, secure communication, and autonomous battlefield management.