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China has for the first time officially admitted that its personnel were present on Pakistani soil during Operation Sindoor, providing direct technical support to the Pakistan Air Force, reported NDTV.This revelation came through China’s state broadcaster CCTV, where engineers from the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) described their involvement in supporting Pakistani operations.&
Pakistan’s Bholari base struck by Indian armed forcesSatellite imagery taken in May 2026 confirms that Pakistan has not yet fully repaired the extensive damage inflicted on its airbases and military infrastructure during India’s Operation Sindoor in May 2025.The imagery reveals ongoing construction at key sites such as PAF Bholari and Nur Khan, where damaged hangars and runways remain under
On the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, India’s senior military leadership revealed unprecedented details of the tri-services campaign that followed the Pahalgam terror attack of April 2025.At a joint press briefing in Jaipur, Deputy Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Awadhesh Kumar Bharti stated that Indian forces had struck 11 Pakistani airfields and destroyed 13 aircraft, including a
India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal on 7 May 2026 underscored that Bangladesh must cooperate in the repatriation of illegal immigrants.His remarks came in response to Dhaka’s concerns over alleged “push-in” incidents following the Bharatiya Janata Party’s victory in the West Bengal assembly elections.Jaiswal clarified that such concerns should be viewed in the
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s planned visit to Nepal, which was due to commence on Monday, has been postponed at the last minute.Sources from both the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nepal and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu confirmed that the trip has been unexpectedly called off.Preparations had been underway for the two-day visit, but communication from the Indian side conveyed that the
Nepal has once again reiterated its claim over the Lipulekh region, calling for the resolution of the territorial issue through diplomatic channels with India.The renewed assertion comes in the wake of the recent opening of the route to the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage via Lipulekh Pass, which is scheduled to operate from June to August 2026 under the organisation of the Indian Government.At a
Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai marked the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor with a powerful declaration that the mission was not an end but the beginning of India’s sustained campaign against terrorism.His words underscored India’s determination to maintain zero tolerance towards terror and to continue strengthening its sovereignty through decisive military preparedness.On the solemn occasion
A year after Operation Sindoor, the Indian armed forces are undergoing a significant transformation in their combat structures and air defence capabilities. Senior military officials in Jaipur confirmed that the Indian Army is restructuring its battle formations to make them more agile, while the Indian Air Force is preparing to induct two additional squadrons of the S-400 air defence system to
India has solemnly commemorated the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, reaffirming its uncompromising stance against terrorism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh led tributes to the armed forces, while the Army and Air Force released powerful videos showcasing the precision strikes that dismantled terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied
India’s defence sector is experiencing a historic upswing, with exports surpassing 38,000 crore rupees. This surge is directly linked to the triumph of Operation Sindoor, a 96-hour engagement that highlighted the capabilities of India’s domestic defence systems. As international markets respond positively, key technologies like the BrahMos missile and Akash-NG air defence are leading the