India Pakistan Tensions: Loud explosions heard in Rajouri, Akhnoor | LIVE

India Pakistan Tensions LIVE: A whole blackout has been imposed in Jammu and Kashmir’s Akhnoor on Saturday. Within the intervening time, Indira Gandhi Worldwide Airport in Delhi resumed similar old operations early Saturday morning and issued an advisory to passengers, citing heightened safety features amid ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan.

In its most up-to-date crawl back and forth advisory, the airport acknowledged, “Delhi Airport operations are similar old at sleek. On the quite a lot of hand, because of altering airspace prerequisites and elevated safety features as per orders from the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, some flight schedules may be impacted, and security checkpoint processing times may be longer.” Pakistan has shut down its airspace following serious allegations from India, which accused Islamabad of the usage of civilian flights as shields for militia operations.

Here are the most up-to-date updates:

• Extra District Construction Commissioner Raj Kumar Thappa dies in Pakistani shelling in Rajouri, tweets J&K CM Omar Abdullah

#WATCH | Pakistani Posts and Terrorist Open Pads from where Tube Launched Drones were also being launched, were destroyed by the Indian Military shut to Jammu: Defence Sources

(Source – Defence Sources) pic.twitter.com/pioiYfwyul

— ANI (@ANI) May 10, 2025

• Pakistan claims India focused three airbases with missiles, drones: Pakistan early Saturday claimed that its three airbases were focused by Indian missiles and drones. Pakistan militia spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry suggested a hurriedly known as press conference in Islamabad at around 4 am that Nur Khan (Chaklala, Rawalpindi), Murid (Chakwal) and Rafiqui (Shorkot in Jhang district) airbases of Pakistan Air Power were focused.
• Rajouri, J&K | A civilian injured in a Pakistani assault became once dropped at the scientific institution for treatment, earlier this present day
• Pakistani drone fragments recovered in Punjab’s Jalandhar after blast
• J&K: Civilian areas in Jammu metropolis endure damages because of shelling by Pakistan.

#WATCH | J&K: Civilian areas in Jammu metropolis endure damages because of shelling by Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/mbaU6TXAYT

— ANI (@ANI) May 10, 2025

#WATCH | Jammu & Kashmir | Smoke is considered rising after a loud explosion in Rajouri pic.twitter.com/b8qBgc0rIj

— ANI (@ANI) May 10, 2025

• Explosion-esteem sounds heard in Punjab’s Pathankot: Explosion-esteem sounds were heard in Pathankot district of Punjab early Saturday morning, amid the ongoing militia battle between India and Pakistan.
• Loud explosions are being heard in Poonch space of Jammu and Kashmir.
• Blast sounds heard in Srinagar
• The expert media briefing has been postponed to a later time this morning.
• Pakistan launched an assault on 26 areas final night. After that India has conducted a retaliatory motion. Intermittent firing goes on along the LoC at many areas, Sources were quoted as ANI.
• Actual explosions are audible within the Poonch space.
• Thirty-two airports across northern and western parts of the country, including Srinagar and Amritsar, were closed for civilian flight operations till May 15, fixed with the civil aviation regulator. The decision, launched early Saturday, comes in behold of the militia battle between India and Pakistan that endured unabated since India’s May 7 strikes on dread camps and Pakistan’s subsequent shelling of border areas.
• IMF approves USD 1 billion mortgage for Pakistan: The Worldwide Financial Fund (IMF) on Friday accredited the rapid disbursement of about USD 1 billion to Pakistan below the ongoing Prolonged Fund Faci­li­ty. In an announcement, the Washington-based world lender said its Govt Board concluded the initial evaluate of Pakistan’s economic reform programme below the Prolonged Fund Facility (EFF) plot. “This decision enables for an rapid disbursement of around USD 1 billion (SDR 760 million), bringing whole disbursements below the plot to about USD 2.1 billion (SDR 1.52 billion),” the company said.