Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has clarified that India has only 'paused' its military action against Pakistan, emphasizing that the country remains vigilant and prepared to respond to any future provocations. Modi's statement follows a recent ceasefire that ended a period of heightened hostilities between India and Pakistan, two countries with a history of conflict and longstanding disputes, particularly over the Kashmir region. The Prime Minister asserted that India is closely monitoring Pakistan's actions and warned that any attack would prompt a response at a time and manner of India's choosing. The ceasefire, which took effect over the weekend, has so far held, bringing a temporary calm after a series of cross-border exchanges and military engagements. The situation remains tense, with both governments under domestic and international pressure to avoid further escalation. Modi's remarks signal that while open conflict has subsided for now, the underlying tensions and readiness for military action persist.