Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised the Indian Armed Forces on Friday for their swift and decisive action during Operation Sindoor, stating that Pakistan was forced to acknowledge the devastating power of India’s BrahMos missiles. Addressing air warriors at the Bhuj airbase in Gujarat,
In a significant diplomatic initiative, India is set to dispatch an all-party delegation of Members of Parliament (MPs) to key countries following May 22. The delegation, comprising senior MPs from various political parties, aims to brief international leaders on the
John Spencer, Chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the Modern War Institute and a noted expert on urban combat, has weighed in on recent developments in the India-Pakistan conflict. Commenting on reports and satellite images that show no visible damage
Market analyst Shankar Sharma has drawn attention to the critical role of intelligence gathering in the success of Operation Sindoor, emphasizing that the behind-the-scenes efforts must be equally celebrated. In a post on X, Sharma highlighted the importance of appreciating the precision intelligence, attributing
India’s indigenous defence systems have sent a clear and resounding message — not just to its adversaries, but to the global defence community watching closely. According to John Spencer, retired United States Army officer and Chair of Urban Warfare Studies
In a powerful joint briefing by the Indian Armed Forces on Operation Sindoor, Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), strongly condemned Pakistan’s role in recent terror attacks. He highlighted the shift in the nature of terrorism
