Jammu, May 12 -- COAS empowers Field Commanders for decisive response to intrusions

Ceasefire not time-bound, aimed at ending hostilities

100 Terrorists neutralized; Pakistan lost 35-40 soldiers, hi-tech Jets damaged

New Delhi, May 11: In a stern warning to Pakistan, the Indian armed forces on Sunday declared that any further violations of the bilateral understanding reached between the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMOs) of both nations would be met with a "fierce and punitive" response.

Addressing a joint press conference in New Delhi, Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai (Army), Air Marshal AK Bharti (Indian Air Force), and Vice Admiral AN Pramod (Navy), said, "The Indian forces remain on "high alert" and are fully prepared t...