Indian anger over Turkiye's recent support for Pakistan is no longer limited to the diplomatic dimension; it has morphed into a broad boycott encompassing trade, tourism and education.

Turkiye is now Pakistan’s second-largest arms supplier and one of its closest allies, consistently supporting it on the Kashmir issue.

Hindutva and Zionism align ideologically, with India under Modi using religious rhetoric in its conflict with Pakistan, supported by “Israel,” escalating tensions through military aggression and anti-Muslim sentiment.

As the global race intensifies for fifth-generation stealth fighters, doubts are growing about Rafale’s ability to survive in a battlefield increasingly shaped by electronic stealth, AI, and network superiority.

Escalating violence in Kashmir and India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty have pushed nuclear-armed India and Pakistan to the brink of a fourth war.