Amid escalating tension between India and Pakistan near LoC, nature is taking tough calls too. A moderate intensity earthquake on Saturday jolted Pakistan near Indo-Pak border.

A couple of days after Indian bodies banned Pakistani artists in Bollywood, Pakistan has now come up with a ban on the broadcast of all Indian television channels in the country.

India, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh came united voicing their concern over the rising terrorism and decided to boycott SAARC Summit scheduled for 9-10 November in Pakistan, which has been framed as heaven for terrorists.

Afghanistan on Friday gave positive support to India's surgical strike at 7 terrorist launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir along Line of Control. The country also warned Pakistan to take some "tough" and "risky" decisions to counter terrorism.

Reacting to India's claims for carrying out surgical strikes alongside Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Nawaz Sharif on Thursday dubbed it as 'a lie' and said it was just a cross-border firing which killed few Pakistani soldiers.

China on Thursday said that it values Pakistan's stand on Pakistan but maintained that Islamabad and New Delhi should solve Kashmir issue by talks and "maintain regional peace and stability by joint efforts".

In one of the strongest remarks made by United States of America so far on Uri Attack, US called on Pakistan and asked them to “combat and delegitimize” terrorist outfits operating from its soil, including Jaish-e-Muhammad.

With 4 nations - India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Bhutan - deciding to pull out, it has been learned that the 19th edition of SAARC Summit to be hosted by Pakistan in November is likely to be postponed with a new venue.

After India announced that it won't be taking part in SAARC Summit at Pakistan, neigbouring nations - Bangladesh, Bhutan and Afghanistan - have shown their support and have also decided to skip the meet.

In a strong rebuttal to Pakistan’s allegation, India called Pakistan a ‘terrorist state’ and also accused it of carrying out ‘war crimes’ against Indians by sponsoring terrorism.