India-Pakistan conflict: Modi says Islamabad has to destroy terror infrastructure for lasting peace

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed to respond strongly to any future "terrorist attacks". He also demanded that Pakistan destroys what he called "terror infrastructure", if there is to be lasting peace. The two nuclear-armed neighbours reached a ceasefire on May 10 following intense fighting last week. Mr Modi, in his address to the nation, also said that New Delhi "will not tolerate any nuclear blackmail". Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.