One year ago, in the meadows of Baisaran near Pahalgam, Pakistan-backed terrorists asked Hindu Indian tourists their religion before murdering them in cold blood. Twenty-six civilians died in an attack designed to rupture India’s social fabric. It was the sort of atrocity Islamabad had long believed it could orchestrate from the shadows while hiding behind the old doctrine of plausible deniability. Instead, it triggered something new in form of ‘Operation Sindoor,’ which far