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India has firmly reiterated its right to defend itself against Pakistan-backed cross-border terrorism, marking the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor with a strong message from the Ministry of External Affairs.The statement underscored India’s decisive military response to the Pahalgam terror attack and its continuing commitment to the global fight against terrorism.On Thursday, the Ministry
India’s Defence Ministry released a special video at 1:05 a.m., commemorating the precise moment of its strikes on terror targets in Pakistan last year—launched in retaliation for the Pahalgam attack.The Indian Army and Air Force have marked the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor with powerful videos and images, reaffirming India’s uncompromising stance against terrorism.Defence Minister
Operation Sindoor, launched a year ago, has emerged as a defining military milestone that has not only redrawn India’s response thresholds to cross‑border terrorism but also crystallised several hard‑earned lessons for future warfare.The operation has shifted the calculus from strategic restraint to strategic proactiveness, signalling to adversaries that New Delhi is prepared to respond swiftly,
A year on from Operation Sindoor, India’s defence firms have called for a stronger push towards indigenous technologies and systems, aligning with the government’s vision of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’. They emphasised that the private sector must move in step with this ecosystem to ensure sensitive data linked to national security remains under Indian control.Operation Sindoor, conducted in May
Austrian aerial warfare analyst and historian Tom Cooper has described India’s response to the Pahalgam terror attack and subsequent Operation Sindoor as a “clear-cut military victory,” underscoring India’s decisive edge over Pakistan during the confrontation.Nearly a year after the operation, Cooper emphasised that India not only outmatched Pakistan militarily but also sent a strong strategic
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the North Tech Symposium in Prayagraj, described Operation Sindoor as a specimen of technological warfare.He emphasised that the operation demonstrated India’s ability to integrate advanced systems such as the Akash missile system, AkashTeer, and BrahMos, alongside other modern equipment, proving the armed forces’ readiness to
Bangladesh’s junior foreign minister Shama Obaed Islam has clarified that the Bharatiya Janata Party’s victory in the West Bengal assembly elections will not alter Dhaka’s foreign policy towards India. Speaking to reporters, she emphasised that foreign policy is shaped by national interests and reiterated that Bangladesh’s guiding principle remains “Bangladesh First.” She stressed that
Nepal has reiterated its position on the Lipulekh area, with government spokesperson and Minister for Education, Science and Technology, Sasmit Pokharel, stating that the disputed territory belongs to Nepal.He emphasised that the government remains committed to resolving the issue through diplomatic means, noting that the Foreign Ministry had already issued a formal note and that India had
India has firmly rejected Nepal’s latest territorial claims over Lipulekh Pass, calling them “untenable” and historically unfounded, while reiterating that the route has been used for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra since 1954.The Ministry of External Affairs emphasised that dialogue and diplomacy remain open for resolving boundary issues, but unilateral cartographic assertions will not be
Nepal has formally objected to India and China conducting the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Lipulekh Pass in 2026, claiming the territory belongs to Kathmandu under the Sugauli Treaty of 1816.India has rejected these claims, stating the route has been used since 1954 and that Nepal’s assertions are neither justified nor based on historical facts. The dispute has reignited longstanding tensions