Top of the Morning : India’s Women Make History | Buffett’s $381 Billion Cash Pile | ISRO’s Big Lift-Off | India–Pakistan War Drills

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint.. I’m Nelson John and here are today’s top stories.It’s been a week where power, pride, and precision all shared the spotlight.India-Pakistan War Games: Both nations are running massive military drills — in overlapping waters. Pakistan’s naval firing exercises in the Arabian Sea coincide with India’s tri-services Trishul operation involving 25 warships, 40 aircraft, and tens of thousands of troops. Despite the overlap, experts say coordination will keep things cool — though the timing, coming months after Operation Sindoor, sends a firm message across the border.India’s Women Rewrite History: In Navi Mumbai, the Indian women’s cricket team finally lifted the World Cup, defeating South Africa by 52 runs. Jemimah Rodrigues’ heroics in the semi, Smriti Mandhana’s runs, and Deepti Sharma’s wickets powered a victory that was years in the making — and marked a turning point for women’s sport in India.ISRO’s Big Lift: India launched its heaviest homegrown satellite, CMS-03, aboard the LVM3 rocket, ending dependence on foreign launchers. Another flawless flight for Bahubali.Buffett’s Record Cash: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway now holds $381.7 billion in cash — more than most nations’ GDP — after cutting Apple and Bank of America stakes. As Buffett prepares to hand over to Greg Abel, he’s arming the company with dry powder for the next big play.AI Boom, Market Shock: Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are set to pour $380 billion into AI infrastructure. Cloud players like Amazon and Google surged; Meta plunged 11%. The AI arms race just got real.