Operation Sindoor and India’s Diplomatic Gamble: Isolation or Strategic Assertion?

Op Sindoor: How India defeated Pakistan in the war of narratives too

In the theatre of global perception, silence is not neutrality. India understood this—launching a coordinated, image-conscious campaign that outmanoeuvred Pakistan’s fragmented efforts

Operation Sindoor and India’s Diplomatic Gamble: Isolation or Strategic Assertion?

As New Delhi dispatches multi-party delegations worldwide, questions arise over India’s global standing, its approach to Pakistan, and the limits of transactional diplomacy.

Mahira Khan’s ‘Ranbir Kapoor’ dialogue from Pakistani film Love Guru goes VIRAL, netizens say 'Weren't we hating...'

Pakistani actress Mahira Khan has been in the news. Her recent comments on India's Operation Sindoor left everyone angry. The Pahalgam attacks were the most shocking thing for Indians and then in reply to those attacks, Operation Sindoor was started. However, Mahira and other Pakistani artists wrote against it and hence, we saw them being banned in India. Now, she is again in the news after a dialogue from her film has gone viral. Mahira used Ra…

Operation Sindoor: India must reflect on key lessons from conflict with Pakistan

While India’s military actions on May 7 and 10 were successful, it is vital to assess strategic and tactical lessons and shortcomings

Op Sindoor & After

By Satish Aparajit Beyond Celebration, Towards Strategic Clarity The decisive victory of Operation Sindoor has justifiably sparked a wave of celebration across India. Political leaders have seized the moment, rallying public sentiment in what is also a clear effort to harness electoral advantage. The operation’s success—defined by seamless coordination among the Army, Navy, and Air Force—showcased India’s growing military prowess and strategic s…

The Fire of Sindoor Scheduled for June 27 Release Examines India’s 2025 Military Strikes

INDIA: Write India Publishers has announced that The Fire of Sindoor: India’s Strike Against Terror will be released on June 27, 2025. The nonfiction work, authored by Roshan Bhondekar and Niloy Chattaraj, examines India’s May 7, 2025, military strikes—referred to as Operation Sindoor—on alleged terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), following the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people. According to I…