Let me inform you it’s not the so-called ‘End of Times ‘. It will take a long time for time to end.

Please read this essay by the notable scholar, Professor Hilal Ahmed :
https://www.telegraphindia.com/opinion/india-triumphs-pakistan-has-lost-the-war-on-political-ideas-prnt/cid/2099792#goog_rewarded
“…Let us unpack the chronology of the present clash. The Pakistani army chief, Asim Munir, delivered a highly provocative anti-India speech prior to the Pahalgam attack. Munir made it very clear that Pakistan’s anti-India position stemmed from its uncompromising adherence to the two-nation theory. Munir asserted that the differences between Hindus and Muslims constituted the philosophical foundation of Pakistan; and, for that reason, Muslim Pakistan would continue to support the militant struggle in Kashmir in the name of Islam to defeat Hindu India.
The Pahalgam massacre was the logical outcome of this assertion. There were three aspects to this terrorist attack which made it rather unprecedented. First, the terrorists discovered a new soft target — common, non-Muslim tourists. The presence of these visitors in Kashmir posed a serious challenge to the Pakistan-supported terrorist networks. The enthusiastic participation of Kashmiri people in the recent elections had already delegitimised the Pakistani claim that Kashmiri Muslims did not have faith in Indian democracy. It was clear that the Pakistan-supported terrorist groups did not represent the aspirations of ordinary Kashmiris. The terrorists wanted to re-establish their dominance and innocent tourists were the easily available targets.
The communal nature of the Pahalgam terror attack was the second important feature. Terrorists asked the tourists to reveal their religious identity. They even forced people to recite the Kalima before killing them. This overemphasis on the religion of the victims provided a clear Muslim versus Hindu framework to the event, something which was highlighted by Munir in his speech as well.
Finally, the presentation of violence was the third unique feature of the Pahalgam terror attack. Terrorists knew that this violent event would be recorded and disseminated widely. They, it seems, were clear that this mass killing would produce a number of horrifying images — pictures, videos, reels, and memes. They wanted to use these troubling imageries to reproduce the central premise of the two-nation theory: that Hindus and Muslims are involved in a permanent war.
Interestingly, the Indian responses to Pahalgam were different. Local Kashmiris, religious leaders, political elites, and Kashmir’s civil society groups strongly condemned the Pahalgam massacre. It has been strongly asserted that Kashmiri Muslims do not want to be linked either to Pakistan or to any self-claimed jihadi terrorist group. The sacrifice of Syed Adil Hussain Shah, the only local Kashmiri killed in the Pahalgam bloodshed, was portrayed as evidence of Kashmir’s resistance against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism.
The Muslim response to Pahalgam outside Kashmir was almost similar. Sermons condemning the Pahalgam massacre were delivered from mosques across the country on the very next Friday congregational prayer. Muslim worshippers wore black bands on their shoulders to express their disapproval of terrorism. Muslim religious organisations, prominent Muslim civil society leaders, and even political leaders, including the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen’s Asaduddin Owaisi, strongly objected to the Pahalgam attack, urging the Government of India to take strong action against Pakistan…The outcome is clear: Pakistan has already lost the war of ideas primarily because India has refused to become a Hindu Pakistan.”

Your prediction could probably occur if Pakistan under the reign of its Army chief General Asif Munir undertakes another terrorist attack upon civilians in India.

https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/147594?single

Here are additional satellite and reconnaissance drone images showing the aftermath of India’s strikes on Pakistani military assets. Note: These images were released by the Indian military. @DDGeopolitics

https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/147588?single Reports suggest India may have also targeted the Kirana Hills—an underground military storage site housing both nuclear and conventional weapons—near Mushaf Airbase in Sargodha. Absolutely wild, if true.

Please accept my warmest and most sincere congratulations on this great holiday – Happy Victory Day! 🩷

Zhuravli (Cranes) by Dmitri Hvorostovsky https://youtu.be/JTjPbkd_UlY?si=3i8VQoqs2riNg_Ds Zhuravli (Cranes) by Dmitri Hvorostovsky

It sometimes seems me

that the soldiers

Who didn’t return from

the bloody battlefields,

Did not lay down

into our earth long ago,

But turned into white cranes.

From those distant times,

they until now

Still fly and send

their calls to us.

Isn’t that why so often

and so sorrowfully

We become silent

when looking at the sky?

Across the sky flies,

flies the tired formation,

Flies in the fog

at the end of the day.

And in that array,

there is a small gap —

Maybe that is the place for me.

The day will come,

when with the flock of cranes

I’ll also float in such

a bluish-grey haze.

Calling from beneath the sky

as a bird

All you, who I left behind

on the earth.

It sometimes seems to me,

that the soldiers

Who didn’t return from the bloody battlefields,

Did not lay down

into our earth long ago,

But turned into white cranes.

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/zhuravli-cranes.html-0

Fly on the wings of the win “Uletaj na kryl’jach vetra” (Fly on the wings of the wind) https://youtu.be/91DqNaY2-lg?si=Z2UndW-AMxSZk23J

(Soprano)

Fly away on the wings of wind

To the homeland, my dear song,

To the land where we can sing freely,

Where it was so carefree for you and me.

(Altos)

Where the air is full of delight under the sultry sky,

There mountains dream in the clouds listening to the sea.

(Soprano)

There the sun shines so bright,

And dear mountains are luminous with its light,

Roses flourish in valleys,

And nightingales sing in green forests…

Sing in forests…

(Altos)

There the sun is so bright…

There a rose blooms…

And sweet grapes grow…

(Soprano)

There it is more carefree for you, song…

(Altos)

So fly away there!

https://www.letras.com/dance-dance-revolution/549660/english.html

A song from “Doctor Zhivago” by Boris Pasternak:

As a hare was running about the wide world,

About the wide world, over the white snow,

He ran, the lop-eared hare, past a rowan tree,

Past a rowan tree and complained to her :

Have I not, I–lop-eared hare, a timorous heart,

Frightened of the wild beast’s tracks,

The wild beast’s tracks, the wild wolf’s hungry belly.

Pity me, O rowan bush ! O fair rowan tree!

Do not give thy beauty to the wicked enemy,

The wicked enemy, the wicked raven.

Scatter thy red berries to the wind,

Scatter them in handfuls to the wind, and let it carry them

Over the wide world, over the white snow.

Fling them, roll them to my native town,

To the far end of the street, the last house,

The last house in the street, the last window, the room

Where she hides in hermit solitude,

My dear, my longed for love.

Whisper to my grieving love, my bride,

A warm, an ardent word.

I, a soldier, languish in captivity,

Homesick, I–poor soldier, kept in foreign parts.

I’ll escape out of my bitter durance,

I will go to my red berry, my fair love.