‘Operation Sindoor Has Reinforced Thrust on Indigenisation of Defence Products’

‘Operation Sindoor has reinforced thrust on indigenisation of defence products’

Operation Sindoor showcases India's defence capabilities, emphasizing the need for indigenisation and collaboration between industry and academia.

India Admits Heavy Losses in Operation Sindoor After Growing Pressure

Under rising domestic pressure, the Indian government has finally acknowledged significant troop casualties during Operation Sindoor, a military offensive launched against Pakistan on May 7. The admission follows weeks of speculation, criticism from veterans, and a public demand for transparency over the operation’s toll. Government Confirms Death Toll Initially, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government tried to downplay the scale of the losses…

Why is India awarding over 100 soldiers despite 250 casualties at LoC?

During Operation Sindoor, due to the Modi government’s refusal to acknowledge the casualties, the Indian army is under severe internal pressure. According to sources, India suffered major human losses in the war against Pakistan; more than 250 soldiers were killed on the Line of Control alone. Due to the large number of soldiers killed, India has decided to give awards to more than 100 soldiers. Honors will be given to 4 pilots, including 3 Rafa…

Operation Sindoor is India’s greatest victory since 1971

Op Sindoor was not about seizing ground. It was about shaping the future balance of power. In India’s long and proud military history, the 1971 war has stood as the benchmark of strategic triumph. India liberated Bangladesh, decisively defeated Pakistani forces in the east, and captured over 90,000 prisoners of war. It was a political and military earthquake. But there was one thing India did not do in 1971. It did not break through on the weste…

'Operation Sindoor not over': Rajnath Singh warns Pakistan, says any attack on India will invite 'disastrous' consequences