However, the Fact Check Unit of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked this fake news that was being circulated by several social media users. PIB has confirmed that there is no such directive and that ATMs will continue to operate as usual.

In a post on X(previously Twitter), PIB wrote,” Are ATMs closed A viral #WhatsApp message claims ATMs will be closed for 2–3 days. This Message is FAKE ATMs will continue to operate as usual Don’t share unverified messages.”

Following the fact-check, the State Bank of India issued a statement confirming that all its ATMs, Cash Deposit Machines (CDMs), Automated Teller Machines (ADWMs), and digital services are fully operational and available for public use. The bank has also issued toll free number for its customers.

pic.twitter.com/0E5y2rSJ86

— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) May 9, 2025

“All our ATMs, CDMs/ADWMs and digital services are fully operational and available for public use. Please do not rely on unverified information. For any queries, kindly reach out to your nearest branch or contact us on our toll-free numbers: 1800 1234, 1800 2100, 1800 11 2211, 1800 425 3800,” SBI stated.

Similar messages have been posted by Bank of Baroda, Punjab and Sindh Bank, Canara Bank and Bank of India. “All our digital services too are operating smoothly, ensuring a seamless banking experience from the comfort of your home,” Punjab National Bank said in a post on social media platform ‘X’.

Meanwhile, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will hold a review meeting on cybersecurity preparedness of banks and financial institutions in the evening, the ministry said, PTI reported.

The PIB’s fact-checking unit, early Friday morning, debunked a widely circulating video on social media claiming to show Pakistani attacks on Hazira Port in Gujarat and a drone attack in Jalandhar. The PIB said the Hazira Port video is an unrelated video “confirmed to depict an oil tanker explosion”. The footage captures an oil tanker explosion that occurred on July 7, 2021, and Pakistan is falsely propagating it as its attack on the port. PIB has even urged citizens not to share unverified messages.

Shloka Mehta got married to Akash Ambani, the elder son of Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani, on March 9, 2019, just three months after the wedding ceremony of Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal. Shloka and Akash Ambani are proud parents to two children—Prithvi Akash Ambani and Veda Akash Ambani.

Meanwhile, Shloka’s sister, Diya Mehta, has also made a name for herself as a rising fashion icon. Shloka’s younger sister, Diya Mehta Jatia, is making her own mark in the fashion world. Married to Ayush Jatia, the son of Amit Jatia, who runs Hardcastle Restaurants (the master franchisee for McDonald’s in West and South India), Diya is a fashion consultant with a strong sense of style. She is known for styling Shloka for many of her stunning looks and has worked closely with her over the years. Diya splits her time between London and Mumbai, and her British home is a picture of modern luxury with chic colours and elegant artwork.

Diya plays an important role in overseeing her family’s business interests. Her father, Russell Mehta, is the Managing Director of Rosy Blue, a renowned diamond manufacturing company with an estimated net worth of approximately Rs 1,800 crore. She is also Isha Ambani’s friend.

Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, uncertainty looms over the release of CBSE Class 10 and 12 results, leaving students across the country anxious. Concerned parents and guardians are closely monitoring the situation, unsure of how the ongoing conflict might affect the academic calendar. The prevailing unrest has added to the stress of millions awaiting their exam results. As of now, the CBSE has not issued any official statement about delays or changes to the result declaration schedule.

Neither CBSE Board officials nor the Controller of Examinations has issued any statement or published an official notice regarding the situation on the board’s website. Based on past trends, the board typically announces the Class 10 and Class 12 results in May, often on the same day. In 2024, both results were announced on May 13, and a similar timeline is expected this year as well. A student must enter his/her Roll Number, School Number, Admit Card ID (as given on their admit card), Date Of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY), and Security Pin to download their CBSE board result.

Students are advised to stay away from unverified and fake news. They are requested to always rely on updates from the official CBSE website. As of now, the CBSE official website has not published any notice regarding the release date of the results. Please rely solely on official announcements from CBSE to stay informed and avoid misinformation.

CBSE Result 2025: How to check your CBSE 10th, 12th result

• Visit the Official CBSE Website: Open your web browser and visit the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) at www.cbse.nic.in or www.cbseresults.nic.in
• Navigate to the Results Section: Once on the CBSE website’s homepage, look for the “Results” section. Click on ‘Secondary School Examination(Class X) Results 2025 or Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) Results 2025.”
• Enter Required Details: On the Class 10th result page, you will be prompted to enter certain details to access your results. Enter your CBSE Roll Number, School No, admit card ID, date of birth, and security pin.
• Submit and View Results: After entering all the required details correctly, click on the “Submit” or “Get Results” button. Your CBSE results 2025 will then be displayed on the screen.
• Print or Save Your Results: Once your results are displayed, you have the option to either print them out or save them for future reference. Click on the print icon or use the browser’s print function to obtain a hard copy of your result.

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Issuing a notice, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) said,” In partial modification of the Institute’s Important Announcement No. 13-CA (EXAM)/2025 dated 13th January 2025, it is announced for general information that in view of the tense and security situation in the Country, the remaining papers of Chartered Accountants Final, Intermediate and Post Qualification Course Examinations [International Taxation – Assessment Test (INTT AT)] May 2025 from 9th May 2025 to 14th May 2025, stand postponed.”

The revised dates will be announced in due course on its official website. The candidates are advised to stay in touch with the website of the Institute, www.icai.org. It is to be noted that the Indian Armed Forces also successfully neutralised Pakistan military’s attempts of a large-scale drone and missile attack on multiple Indian military installations across Northern and Western India during the night of May 7-8 and an Air Defence system at Lahore was neutralised.

“An Air warning has been received from the air force station of a possible attack. Sirens are being sounded. All are advised to remain indoors and away from balconies,” an official statement issued by the Chandigarh administration said.

“An air warning has been received from Air Force station of possible attack. Sirens are being sounded. All are advised to remain indoors and away from balconies,” says DC Chandigarh.

— ANI (@ANI) May 9, 2025

#WATCH | Air siren sounded in Chandigarh as part of a precautionary measure to remind citizens to remain alert pic.twitter.com/IOl2RRqW0G

— ANI (@ANI) May 9, 2025

According to the defence ministry, the Pakistani military on Thursday night attempted to target Awantipura, Srinagar, Jammu, Pathankot, Amritsar, Kapurthala, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Adampur, Bathinda, Chandigarh, Nal, Phalodi, Uttarlai and Bhuj. The renewed attempts by the Pakistani forces came after the Indian armed forces on Wednesday carried out precise missile strikes on nine terror targets in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Pakistan under ‘Operation Sindoor’ in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.

The Fact Check unit in a post on X shared, “Explosion at Jammu Air Force Base? Here’s the truth! An old image is being circulated with false claims of multiple explosions at the Jammu Air Force Base in India. #PIBFactCheck This image is from the Kabul Airport blast in August 2021. Here’s a report from that time: https://al-ain.com/article/1630002029 Don’t fall for misinformation. Always verify before sharing!.”

Explosion at Jammu Air Force Base? Here’s the truth!

An old image is being circulated with false claims of multiple explosions at the Jammu Air Force Base in India.#PIBFactCheck

This image is from the Kabul Airport blast in August 2021.

Here’s a report from that… pic.twitter.com/y99zbukBGM

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 9, 2025

Amid the escalated tensions between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of India’s precision strikes on terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, detrimental elements from Pakistan have been trying to deliberately sabotage the narrative from the ground reality by spreading misinformation with a sole objective to instil fear among the Indian masses.

Following India’s retaliation during Operation Sindoor against the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, intense misinformation campaigns were launched by Pakistan-based social media handles, which had been actively and successfully debunked by the Fact Check of the Press Information Bureau (PIB).

The PIB’s fact-check unit debunked seven instances between late Wednesday night and early Friday morning that showed the Pakistani side fabricating a narrative in their support.

The PIB Fact Check’s efforts in debunking fake news and busting myths have been crucial in maintaining public trust and countering attempts to destabilise the nation through misinformation during such times.

Earlier on Thursday night, India neutralised Pakistan military’s attempt to hit military stations in Jammu, Pathankot, Udhampur and some other locations with missiles and drones as tensions soared between the two countries amid fears of a wider military conflict. “All government and private schools in Leh district shall remain closed for the next two days,” said Deputy Commissioner, Leh, Santosh Sukhdeva, PTI reported.

This step has been taken in view of the prevailing situation, he said. All are requested to remain vigilant and contact 112 in case of any emergency, the DC said.

(With PTI inputs)

The official PIB Fact Check handle clarified that the viral video claiming an attack on Hazira Port in Gujarat is misleading. According to the statement, the footage actually shows an oil tanker explosion from July 7, 2021, and is unrelated to the current situation. Citizens were urged not to share the video.

In a post shared on X(previously Twitter), the official PIB Fact Check handle wrote, “This video is widely circulating on social media with a claim that Hazira Port in Gujarat has been attacked. This is an unrelated video confirmed to depict an oil tanker explosion. The video is dated July 7, 2021. Do not share this video.”

The video, which gained traction on social media after being reposted by several unauthenticated accounts, falsely claimed that Hazira Port in Gujarat had been attacked. However, the misleading content was promptly flagged by the Press Information Bureau’s (PIB) fact-checking team, which is actively monitoring online narratives related to the conflict.

This video is widely circulating on social media with a claim that Hazira Port in #Gujarat has been attacked #PIBFactCheck

* This is an unrelated video confirmed to depict an oil tanker explosion. The video is dated July 7, 2021.

* Do not share this video. Refer the link… pic.twitter.com/nlQwgVAj3k

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 9, 2025

As ‘Operation Sindoor’ continues to unfold further with Indian Air Force strikes against Pakistan’s air defence system, the PIB and the Indian Armed Forces continue to stress the importance of verified information. The public is being encouraged to report suspicious content to the relevant authorities.

When asked about the Trump administration’s concern over a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan, Vance said, “Look, we’re concerned about any time nuclear powers collide and have a major conflict.”

Vance quoted US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio who have said that Washington wants the tensions to “de-escalate” as quickly as possible. Vice President stated,”We can’t control these countries though. Fundamentally, India has its gripes with Pakistan. Pakistan has responded to India. What we can do is try to encourage these folks to de-escalate a little bit. But we’re not going to get involved in the middle of war that’s fundamentally none of our business and has nothing to do with America’s ability to control it.”

“America can’t tell the Indians to lay down their arms. We can’t tell the Pakistanis to lay down their arms. And so we’re going to continue to pursue this thing through diplomatic channels. Our hope and our expectation is that this is not going to spiral into a broader regional war or, God forbid, a nuclear conflict, but sure, we’re worried about these things.

Later he added, “But I think the job of diplomacy, but also the job of cooler heads in India and Pakistan is to make sure this doesn’t become a nuclear war. If it happened of course it would be disastrous. Right now we don’t think that’s going to happen.”

Vance, accompanied by Second Lady Usha Vance and their three children on their first official visit to India, was in the country when terrorists killed 26 people—mostly tourists—in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on April 22.

(With PTI Inputs)

Meanwhile, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) banned entry of visitors to the terminal building of airports and also made secondary ladder point checking compulsory for all flights as part of enhanced security arrangements. The detailed advisory comes at a time when tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated.

BCAS said in an advisory, “In view of the recent attack in Pahalgam and subsequent surcharged security scenario, it is necessary to enhance security measures at all the civil aviation installations like airports, airstrips, airfields, air force stations, helipads, flying schools, aviation training institutes… so that no untoward incident takes place in the country.”

#TravelAdvisory

In view of an order by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security on enhanced measures at airports, passengers across India are advised to arrive at their respective airports at least three hours prior to scheduled departure to ensure smooth check-in and boarding.…

— Air India (@airindia) May 8, 2025

As part of stepping up security arrangements, the agency has made Secondary Ladder Point Checking (SLPC) compulsory for all flights at all airports. Generally, it refers to checking passengers and their hand baggage just before boarding a flight. This is in addition to the primary security checks.

Besides, the entry of visitors to the terminal building of the airports and sale of visitor entry tickets has been banned. Ensuring 100 per cent serviceability of all CCTVs at airports and “deployment of in-flight security officers in flights based on prioritisation/randomisation” are among the other directions. BCAS has suggested enhanced security measures and surveillance at city side of airports in coordination with local police.

Among other measures, the aviation security watchdog has called for thorough scrutiny of PNR (Passenger Name Record), passenger and cargo manifest as well as full search of aircraft and catering services of planes. The directions include enhanced security measures and surveillance at cargo and general aviation terminals. BCAS has also said that all stakeholders concerned should enhance vigilance for shipments originating from areas deemed high risk and consider applying multiple screening methods.

In addition, Akasa Air has issued a travel advisory urging passengers to arrive at airports at least three hours before departure due to heightened security protocols across India. In a tweet, the airline stated that travelers must carry valid government-approved photo ID for airport entry. Passengers will be allowed only one cabin bag weighing up to 7 kg, in addition to their checked luggage. In line with regulatory directives, all flyers will undergo secondary security screening before boarding.

This advisory follows escalating cross-border hostilities, as Pakistan targeted Jammu with loitering munitions on Thursday.

In a post on X, IndiGo said that in these extraordinary times, heightened security measures are taken up across all airports.

“We request you to allow some extra time for your journey to accommodate security checks and formalities,” it added. Spicejet added, “In light of enhanced security measures across all airports, passengers are advised to arrive at the airport at least 3 hours prior to departure to ensure a smooth check-in and boarding process.”

Blackout has also been enforced in Akhnoor of Jammu Division and sirens are being heard. A complete blackout has been enforced in Jammu. India had responded to the Pahalgam terror attack through Operation Sindoor in which terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK was targeted through precision strikes. India also said that any attack on military installations will invite a suitable response.

Sharing a post on X(Twitter), The Indian Army wrote, “Military Stations of Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur in proximity to the International Boundary, in Jammu & Kashmir targeted by Pakistan using missiles and drones. No losses. Threat neutralised by #IndianArmedForces as per SoP with kinetic & non-kinetic means.”

Military Stations of Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur in proximity to the International Boundary, in Jammu & Kashmir targeted by Pakistan using missiles and drones.
No losses.
Threat neutralised by #IndianArmedForces as per SoP with kinetic & non-kinetic means.#OpSindoor… pic.twitter.com/TZlU9BSR9U

— HQ IDS (@HQ_IDS_India) May 8, 2025

The Indian Armed Forces swiftly neutralized the threat using both kinetic and non-kinetic methods, in full accordance with standard operating procedures.

All district magistrates in the national capital are holding meetings with their subordinates to review health and disaster management preparedness in case of any emergency situation, officials said, PTI reported.

This is breaking news. Further details to be updated.

(With PTI Inputs)

“All schools, colleges and universities in Jammu and Kashmir will remain closed for two days on Friday and Saturday,” Education Minister Sakina Itoo told PTI.

She said the decision to shut schools was taken as a precautionary measure in view of the prevailing security situation.

This came after the Defence Ministry said that India swiftly foiled Pakistan’s attempts to hit various key Indian installations including military stations at Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur with drones and missiles on Thursday night.

Tension between the two neighbours soared after the Indian armed forces conducted precision strikes early on Wednesday in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), targeting terror launchpads in response to the attack by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s tourist spot Pahalgam killing 26 civilians in cold blood on April 22.

Blackout has also been enforced in Akhnoor of Jammu Division and sirens are being heard. A complete blackout has been enforced in Jammu. India had responded to the Pahalgam terror attack through Operation Sindoor in which terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK was targeted through precision strikes. India also said that any attack on military installations will invite a suitable response.

This is breaking news. Stay tuned.

India-Pakistan War: Complete blackout in Jammu after blasts heard, sirens blare citywide
01:06: The Indian Army and MEA will hold a press conference at 10 AM tomorrow following the ongoing India-Pakistan tensions.

00:28 AM: Imran Khan’s supporters have reached Adiyala Jail and are reportedly preparing to break in and free him.

00: 10 AM: Pakistani Army General Munir is reportedly under arrest amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. Attacks continue in Peshawar, while cyber warfare and heavy firing persist along the LoC.

11:40 PM: The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) on Thursday banned entry of visitors to the terminal building of airports and also made secondary ladder point checking compulsory for all flights as part of enhanced security arrangements.

“In view of the recent attack in Pahalgam and subsequent surcharged security scenario, it is necessary to enhance security measures at all the civil aviation installations like airports, airstrips, airfields, air force stations, helipads, flying schools, aviation training institutes… so that no untoward incident takes place in the country,” BCAS said in an advisory.

11:16 PM: Union Home Minister Amit Shah speaks with the Director Generals of border guarding forces to take stock of the border situation. He also speaks to the CISF DG regarding airport security.

11: 10 PM: Amid rising tensions with Pakistan, Air India has informed passengers that check-in counters will now close 75 minutes before departure, in line with enhanced airport security directives issued by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security. The airline has urged travelers across India to arrive at airports at least three hours in advance to ensure timely check-in and boarding.

10:35 PM: Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff tweets, “Military Stations of Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur in proximity to the International Boundary, in Jammu & Kashmir targeted by Pakistan using missiles and drones. No losses. Threat neutralised by Indian Armed Forces as per SoP with kinetic & non-kinetic means.”

10:30 PM: Discussed ongoing developments with EU HRVP @kajakallas. India has been measured in its actions. However, any escalation will get a firm response.

10: 14 PM:  National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi to brief him on the ongoing situation with Pakistan, reported IndiaToday.

10:05 PM: Explosions can be heard as Indian air defence intercepts Pakistani drones in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir. Visuals deferred by unspecified time. Viewers note that the red light in the sky is the ignition of the ammunition cap from an anti-drone gun, and the explosion sound thereafter implies a successful hit.

#WATCH | Explosions can be heard as Indian air defence intercepts Pakistani drones in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir.

Visuals deferred by unspecified time.

Viewers note that the red light in the sky is the ignition of the ammunition cap from an anti-drone gun, and the explosion… pic.twitter.com/xDtfkudpdd

— ANI (@ANI) May 8, 2025

9:51 PM: Power supply has been cut off in Srinagar

9:50 PM: Multiple explosions have been reported in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district,

9: 49 PM: A complete blackout has been enforced at all Army installations across Jammu and Kashmir, reported IndiaToday.

9:40 PM: India’s air defence system intercepted and destroyed two of Pakistan’s Kamikaze drones in the Poonch region of Jammu and Kashmir, successfully neutralizing the aerial threat.

9:33 PM: Pakistan has launched loitering munitions at Jammu, while Indian Air Defence systems are retaliating with gunfire.

9:30 PM: DGISPR confirms Pakistan has lost two JF 17 fighter aircrafts

9:19 PM: India’s Army Air Defence system successfully shot down Pakistan’s F-16 fighter jet as continuous artillery fire from the Pakistani side targeted India’s Jammu, Punjab, and Rajasthan regions.

A complete blackout has been enforced in Samba of Jammu Division and sirens can be heard.

• #WATCH | J&K | A complete blackout has been enforced in Samba of Jammu Division and sirens can be heard. pic.twitter.com/FQg159pO0k

  — ANI (@ANI) May 8, 2025

• 9:09 PM: India’s Air Defence system successfully shot down two drones near Jammu University, following multiple blasts heard across Jammu as Pakistan launched missile strikes on Thursday night.
• 9:01 PM: One drone struck Jammu airport, while Indian air defence systems successfully intercepted and downed three others in Pathankot, Jammu city, and Udhampur.

• 9:00 PM: Sirens were also heard in Akhnoor, Samba, and Baramulla. This follows a day after India destroyed nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

As per Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority, Karachi airport was closed until 6 PM, while airports in Islamabad and Lahore were briefly shut down “for operational reasons.”

#WATCH | J&K | A complete blackout has been enforced in Akhnoor of Jammu Division; sirens are being heard. pic.twitter.com/Jgftczowww

— ANI (@ANI) May 8, 2025

This is breaking news. Stay tuned.

According to the news agency ANI report, a complete blackout has been enforced in Kishtwar of Jammu Division, and sirens are being heard throughout the district. Blackout has also been enforced in Akhnoor of Jammu Division and sirens are being heard. A complete blackout has been enforced in Jammu. India had responded to the Pahalgam terror attack through Operation Sindoor in which terrorist infrastructure in Paksitan and PoJK was targeted through precision strikes. India also said that any attack on military installations will invite a suitable response.

The fake notice also falsely stated that 46 lakh students appeared for the 2025 exams and that the results would be declared in stages to manage website traffic. As per the fake CBSE circular, “As you know more than 46 Lakh student appeared in CBSE EXAM 2025, And to reduce the traffic load in the CBSE Result website, CBSE has made a decision to declare this year result in a Halfway Grouped method that will easy for student to access it and same for the CBSE Board to publish it. That’s why this year result might has been delayed due to new method introduce by CBSE.”

#CBSE Fact Check#Fake News Alert pic.twitter.com/UX20JwHN9e

— CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) May 8, 2025

“CBSE will declare result for them on 15th May 2024, @ 11 AM IST. Same Method for class XII, As more than 18 lakh students registered for the CBSE Class XII exams in 2025. Half i.e. 9 lakh student, board will be declared result on 14th May 2025 at 1:00 PM(IST) and Another Half students left, CBSE board will declare result for them on 16th May 2025.@11 AM IST,” the fake notice read.

It is to be noted that CBSE has not yet confirmed any official date or time for the announcement of the Class 10 and Class 12 Results 2025. The spread of fake notices on social media has only added to the confusion among students awaiting their results.

1. Visit the official websites of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) at cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in.
2. Click on the link that reads, “Download Senior Secondary School Examination (Class XII) Results 2025/ Download Secondary School Examination (Class X) Results 2025.”
3. Enter the login credentials such as roll number, school number, date of birth, and admit card ID.
4. Submit details and CBSE 10th mark sheet/CBSE 12th mark sheet will appear on the screen.
5. Download it and take a printout for future reference.

Students can download the CBSE 10th, 12th result 2025 by logging into the official websites– cbse.gov.in and cbseresults.nic.in. In addition, the CBSE Board Result will also be published on the Digilocker app.

Neither CBSE Controller of Examinations Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj nor CBSE Officials have announced the exact date and time for the declaration of the CBSE Class 10, 12 results on the official website.

Sharing a post on X(previously Twitter), Divisional Commissioner Jammu wrote, “In view of the prevailing situation all Schools, Colleges & educational institutions (private as well as Government) in the districts of Jammu, Samba, Kathua, Rajouri and Poonch shall remain closed tomorrow on 9th May as well.”

India-Pakistan tensions bring Baba Vanga’s 2025 war prediction back into focus, it was about….,humanity to…

As per a report by the New York Post, Baba Vanga, the blind Bulgarian mystic, predicted that 2025 would mark the beginning of a devastating war in Europe, which she believed would lead to the “downfall of humanity.” It is also reported that Vanga predicted the world would officially end in 5079. While she did not specify the countries involved, her prediction has gained attention amid growing unrest in several regions, including the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. Her prediction, made several years ago, is being revisited as global headlines increasingly reflect a world marked by instability and growing tensions.

In addition, Baba Vanga foresaw a global economic collapse in 2025, with financial systems around the world descending into chaos. This warning gained renewed attention following former US President Donald Trump’s announcement of significant tariffs on April 9, as seen in his post on Truth Social.

Sharing a post, Trump wrote,”NOBODY is getting ‘off the hook’ for the unfair Trade Balances, and Non-Monetary Tariff Barriers, that other countries have used against us, especially not China, which, by far, treats us the worst!”

( @realDonaldTrump – Truth Social Post )
( Donald J. Trump – Apr 13, 2025, 3:36 PM ET )

NOBODY is getting “off the hook” for the unfair Trade Balances, and Non Monetary Tariff Barriers, that other Countries have used against us, especially not China which, by far, treats us the… pic.twitter.com/FEP2e7Rgqi

— Donald J. Trump TRUTH POSTS (@TruthTrumpPosts) April 13, 2025

According to The Daily Mirror, tariffs have now surged between 10% and 50% for multiple countries, with China hit by an unprecedented 145% duty. Alongside her prediction of a major war, Baba Vanga also foresaw powerful and devastating earthquakes occurring in 2025. One of these predictions appears to have partially come true. On March 28, a massive 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, resulting in over 1,700 fatalities.

The Government of India, along with the Punjab Government, has issued directives under the Civil Defence Act, 1968, mandating a complete blackout in the Gurdaspur district from 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM. According to the news agency ANI report, the measure, effective from May 8, 2025, will remain in place until further notice.

“Due to a sensitive environment on the Indo-Pak border, guidelines of the Government of India and the Government of Punjab. According to this, further orders will be issued from 08.05.2025 to deal with the emergency situation under the Civil Defense Act 1968. From 9.00 pm to 5.00 am the next day, there will be complete “black out” in district Gurdaspur. This order will not be applicable in Central Jail Gurdaspur and hospitals. Though, the windows of Gurdaspur jail and hospitals will be closed every day from 9.00 pm to 5.00 am the next day,” reads the statement.

The measure has been implemented in response to the sensitive situation along the Indo-Pakistan border and is designed to address any potential emergency scenarios that may arise.

Blackout Order Exempts…

• The blackout order exempts Central Jail Gurdaspur and hospitals. However, these institutions must keep their windows closed and securely covered during the specified hours to ensure no light escapes.

After India executed Operation Sindoor, in which nine terror sites deep inside Pakistan were destroyed, Pakistan attempted to engage a number of military targets on the night of May 7. The military targets were engaged in Northern and Western India, including Awantipura, Srinagar, Jammu, Pathankot, Amritsar, Kapurthala, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Adampur, Bhatinda, Chandigarh, Nal, Phalodi, Uttarlai, and Bhuj, using drones and missiles.

These were neutralised by the Integrated Counter UAS Grid and Air Defence systems. The debris of these attacks is now being recovered from a number of locations that prove the Pakistani attacks. Indian Air Force S-400 Sudarshan Chakra air defence missile systems were fired on Wednesday night against targets moving towards India. The targets were successfully neutralised in the operation, multiple domain experts told ANI. An official Government confirmation is awaited. On Thursday morning, the Indian Armed Forces targeted Air Defence Radars and systems at several locations in Pakistan. The Indian response has been in the same domain with the same intensity as Pakistan’s. It has been reliably learnt that an Air Defence system at Lahore has been neutralised.

(With ANI Inputs)