Divya Delhi: Pakistani militants killed 26 tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, heightening tensions between India and Pakistan. Former Pakistani President Zia-ul-Haq's exhortation to "bleed India with a thousand cuts" to encourage Kashmiri terrorism appears to have backfired. India is taking meticulous preparations to ‘Bleed Pakistan with a thousand cuts’ this time. In anticipation of war, the Central government has taken significant diplomatic measures to punish Islamabad for cross-border terrorism. Pakistan's clandestine military plot to shatter India by attacking Jammu and Kashmir has been hit hard. The Central Government's major decisions after the Pahalgam terror assault show intent on all fronts, including cyber, commerce, and more.  The Prime Minister cut short his Saudi Arabia trip to return to India a day after the deadly incident. The PM chaired a high-profile Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) meeting that made crucial decisions to teach Pakistan a lesson and defeat terrorism and its backers. India plans to "bleed Pakistan with a thousand cuts" with its counterattack. The current situation has raised issues about whether Pakistan's military leadership under Asim Munir has adopted Zia-ul-Haq's Kashmir approach. The recent speech Munir gave before the Pahalgam incident made his objectives toward India apparent. Before digging deeper, one must comprehend Pakistan's outdated military strategy, “Bleed India With A Thousand Cuts”.