The evolving dynamics of warfare between India and Pakistan are emblematic of the broader shifts in global conflict paradigms, driven by technological advancements, geopolitical changes, and strategic innovations. This paper explores the transformation of warfare in the India-Pakistan context, with a focus on the implications of nuclear deterrence, military doctrines, and technological progressions for regional security. Employing a qualitative methodology, the study examines various aspects of the shifting warfare paradigms, including kinetic and non-kinetic warfare, hybrid warfare theory, and the impact of these changes on the national security landscape of Pakistan. The analysis is rooted in an exploration of secondary data sources, including academic journals, reports, and articles, offering a comprehensive overview of India’s evolving military capabilities and strategic postures, and their implications for National Security of Pakistan. The research underscores the significance of understanding these evolving dynamics for policymakers and practitioners tasked with maintaining regional stability and preventing conflict in South Asia.