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1. Army official's Virat Kohli mention at Op Sindoor briefing: My favourite player  India Today
2. A Virat Kohli Mention In Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor Briefing  NDTV
3. Operation Sindoor Air Shield: India Thwarts Pak Strikes, Hits Key Bases  Deccan Herald
4. 'Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust': DGMO Rajiv Ghai cites Virat Kohli, iconic Aussie pace duo to describe Ind  Times of India
5. Why did Virat Kohli retire from Tests and what does 269 mean?  Al Jazeera

1. Taliban Suspends Chess In Afghanistan Over Gambling Concerns  Chess.com
2. Taliban bans chess in Afghanistan, calls it 'haram'  Times of India
3. Taliban Bans Chess In Afghanistan Over Gambling Concerns  NDTV
4. Taliban Bans Chess in Afghanistan, Cites Violations of Islamic Morality Laws  Deccan Herald
5. Chess banned in Afghanistan; Taliban cities religious concerns  Hindustan Times

1. Did India strike Pakistan’s nuclear facility at Kirana Hills? IAF responds  Hindustan Times
2. Operation Sindoor: Did India target Pakistan's nuclear site at Kirana Hills? IAF reacts  Times of India
3. ‘We Did Not Hit Kirana Hills’: Air Marshal Refutes Viral Claim Of India's Strike On Pakistan’s Nuclear Site With Straight Face  Swarajyamag
4. 'Without fear...': Air Marshal quotes Ramcharitmanas at Operation Sindoor briefing  India Today
5. Who is Air Marshal AK Bharti, one of the brains behind India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’?  Firstpost

Air Marshal AK Bharti, Director General Air Operations (DGAO), on Monday said that India's battle was with terrorists but the Pakistani military chose to support terrorists and widened the conflict. "We also reiterated that our fight was with terrorists and their support infrastructure and not with Pakistan military. However, it is a pity that the Pakistan military chose to intervene and bat for the terrorists which compelled us to respond in kind," Air Marshall Bharti said, adding that they are responsible for all the damage caused to them. 121053149The DGAO talked about how the Indian forces blunted the Pakistan's offensive and reduced damage to both civilian and military infrastructure in the country. He added that Indian Air Defence Systems have a large range of AD sensors and weapon systems. 121102214"This brings me to the point how have Indian Forces managed to minimise the damage to both civilians and military infra in the country, in spite of unrelenting efforts by the Pakistani forces. Most of you and the majority populace within the country have had a lot of say about the layered and integrated air defence systems put in place by the Armed Forces which includes the assets of the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. This robust AD system comprises a large variety of multi-layered AD sensors and weapons systems."Bharti further said that India's older and proven defence systems also stood the test of time to take the opponent's offensive head-on. Our battle-proven systems stood the test of time and take them head on. Another highlight has been the stellar performance of the indigenous air defence system, the Akash system. Putting together and operationalising the potent AD environment has been possible only because of budgetary and policy support from the government of India in the last decade."

1. “Monumental News”! Hamas To Release US-Israeli Hostage, Edan Alexander, Held In Gaza Since 2023  EurAsian Times
2. Hamas hands Edan Alexander, last known living American hostage in Gaza, to Red Cross ahead of release  CNN
3. ‘Welcome Home Edan’: Trump Claims Credit After Hamas Releases American-Israeli Hostage- News18  News18
4. Israel says not committed to Hamas ceasefire, only to safe corridor for U.S. hostage release  The Hindu
5. IDF said limiting Gaza operations ahead of Edan Alexander release, but no truce  The Times of Israel

1. Today's Quordle Hints and Answers for May 12, 2025  Analytics Insight
2. Quordle hints and answers for Monday, May 12 (game #1204)  TechRadar
3. Quordle Answers for Today (May 12); Hints, Answers, and How to Play?  Gizbot
4. ‘Quordle’ Today: Hints And Answers For Wednesday, May 7  Forbes
5. Quordle hint today: Clues and answers for May 12 2025 puzzle  USA Today