With the ICC World Cup 2019 round the corner, Zorambo, the world’s largest Caftaurant chain today announced a contest where one lucky winner will get a chance to win two platinum tickets to watch the biggest rivalry in the world cricket, India versus Pakistan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to start his second term and for that he will be swearing-in on May 30. The government has invited leaders from Bimstec countries (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) – Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Nepal and Bhutan – as well as Kyrgystan and Mauritius. But, no invitation has been sent to Pakistan, a clear hint that India is not ready to engage with Islamabad yet.

Though he did not do anything memorable in the Indian Premier League 2019, Varun Aaron knows exactly how to get the limelight; talking about India's chances against the arch-rival Pakistan, he said Men in Blue will win the game with an ease.

The Daily Show star Trevor Noah is facing backlash over his racist remark on the Indo-Pak tensions. On his TV show, Trevor mentioned that the war between India and Pakistan will be the most entertaining thing. His comment came as distasteful and has hit the sentiments of his some of the hard-core fans.

The Indian Air Force on Thursday said that they see Pakistan's decision to release captured Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman only as an action in accordance to the Geneva convention.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday said that they will release Indian Air Force pilot on Friday as 'peace gesture'.

Soon after the confirmation of an Indian Air Force pilot in Pakistan's custody, India called Pakistan to treat him humanely and in accordance with the Geneva Convention. The Indian pilot had ejected from crashing MiG 21, landing in the Pakistan land.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday invited India for a dialogue on current tense situation between the two nations. This is the first time after 1971 when India and Pakistan Air Forces have engaged in fight.

The government on India on Wednesday said that it expects an 'immediate and safe return' of Indian Air Force pilot in Pakistan's custody. In a demarche, India also lodged a strong protest at what it called an "unprovoked act of aggression by Pakistan", saying its jets targeted military installations in India.

India carried out "non-military, pre-emptive air strikes" across the Line of Control to wipe out terror camps, including the main Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist group training camp, the government said on Tuesday.