Beyond the major wars, India and Pakistan have been embroiled in numerous other conflicts and skirmishes that have exacerbated tensions between the two nations. A significant factor in these ongoing hostilities is the long-running dispute over the Kashmir region, which has been a flashpoint for numerous border clashes and military standoffs[1]. From late 2016 to 2018, there was a notable increase in border skirmishes along the Line of Control (LoC), the de facto border in the disputed Kashmir area[4]. These skirmishes often involved exchanges of fire and artillery between the two sides, resulting in military and civilian casualties. These tensions periodically escalate into larger conflicts, as seen in previous decades, where minor confrontations have sometimes led to full-scale wars[4]. The issue of cross-border terrorism also contributes to the ongoing discord, with accusations from both sides fueling the cycle of conflict and retribution[1]. Despite various attempts at peace talks and agreements, the underlying issues remain unresolved, perpetuating a state of persistent hostility between India and Pakistan[12].