Visakhapatnam: Devotees pay obeisance to deities as temples reopen

A ceasefire may be in place, but India is treating the situation in Iran with caution. The Indian Embassy has issued an urgent advisory asking nationals to leave the country without delay. The move comes amid concerns that the ground situation remains unstable despite a pause in conflict. Citizens have been warned against approaching borders without coordination and advised to follow strict safety protocols. India has already evacuated thousands, but many remain stranded, especially students. The government is working on multiple fronts—diplomatic outreach, evacuation planning, and real-time monitoring. The advisory highlights a critical reality: a ceasefire is only a pause, not a resolution. With risks still present, India is moving swiftly to protect its people. This is not just an advisory—it is a race against uncertainty.