After the ceasefire, the DGMOs of Pakistan and India will meet. What time will it be?

Following the recent ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan, military operations chiefs (DGMOs) from both countries are set to meet on Monday to discuss the next steps for the nuclear-armed neighbours. The ceasefire has brought a temporary calm to the border after nearly three decades of intense fighting.

According to reports, Sunday night was the first peaceful night in recent days along the border, with no explosions or projectiles recorded overnight. While some initial violations of the ceasefire had occurred, the Indian Army confirmed that the situation had significantly improved. However, some schools in the affected regions remain closed due to safety concerns.

The ceasefire, which was announced on Saturday, followed four days of intense fighting and diplomatic pressure from the United States. U.S. President Donald Trump played a key role in facilitating the agreement, urging both sides to de-escalate tensions in the Himalayan region.