India sent bipartisan teams to Russia and Japan to rally international backing against terrorism after the recent Pahalgam attack. The talks zeroed in on teaming up to combat extremism and calling out Pakistan’s alleged involvement in cross-border terrorism. Russia doubled down on its pledge to fight terror alongside India, while Japan threw its full support behind New Delhi’s position.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just diplomatic handshakes—it’s India shoring up crucial alliances after a major terror strike. With Russia and Japan publicly aligning with India’s counter-terror push, it adds weight to New Delhi’s efforts to isolate Pakistan on the global stage. For everyday Indians, it signals their government’s working to turn global sympathy into concrete partnerships.