Schools located in Punjab districts that share a border with Pakistan will reopen on Wednesday, following a recent period of increased military activity and tension in the region. This decision comes after the Pakistani army publicly acknowledged that 11 of its soldiers were killed during Operation Sindoor, which took place during last week's conflict with Indian forces. The border situation has reportedly stabilized, with both sides maintaining military patrols to ensure security. On Tuesday morning, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Adampur air base in Punjab, a move seen as a show of support for the armed forces and to assess the security situation. Operation Sindoor refers to a recent military engagement between India and Pakistan, although detailed information about the operation has not been officially released. The reopening of schools indicates a return to normalcy for civilians in the affected areas.