Indian paramilitary soldiers patrol along a street in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on 8 May, 2025. Photo: FIRDOUS NAZIR / AFP
We've seen the worst outbreak of violence in Pakistan and India in 30 years this week.
Both countries are accusing the other of carrying out drone attacks and Reuters is reporting that 48 people have been killed so far in the latest escalation of conflict.
India's cricket board has suspended the Indian Premier League tournament, one of the world's richest sporting leagues.
Meanwhile, world leaders are calling for calm amid fears of a further violence between the two nuclear powers.
Gaurav Sharma is RNZ's Indo NZ senior journalist and talks to Mihi.
