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Operation Sindoor remains one of the most defining episodes of the India–Pakistan confrontation in May 2025, and even now, months away from its one‑year anniversary, new details continue to emerge that highlight just how close the region came to a dangerous escalation, reported ET Now.The recent awarding of the Nao Sena Medal (Gallantry) to Commander Saurabh Kumar has provided fresh insight into
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has issued a stark warning to India, declaring that Islamabad could target Kolkata if provoked. His remarks, made in Sialkot, alleged that New Delhi might stage a ‘false flag’ operation using planted bodies, and he claimed Pakistan would respond by “taking it to Kolkata.”No evidence was presented to substantiate these claims, which echo earlier aggressive
The geopolitical landscape of South Asia has reached a fever pitch following provocative statements from Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif.In a blunt departure from traditional diplomatic restraint, Asif warned that any future military engagement would no longer be confined to border skirmishes. He explicitly threatened to carry the conflict deep into Indian territory, specifically naming
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has issued a stern warning that Islamabad would respond “swiftly, calibrated, and decisively” to any attack, as tensions with India continue to simmer.His remarks were made in direct response to Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who recently declared that any “misadventure” by Pakistan would invite an “unprecedented and decisive” retaliation.Singh,
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has issued a stern warning to Pakistan, stating that any future misadventure would be met with an "unprecedented and decisive" response from the Indian Armed Forces.Speaking at a Sainik Samman Sammelan in Kerala, the minister’s remarks follow recent revelations regarding the sheer scale of India’s military readiness during a period of heightened regional tension.The
The Indian Army has made notable strides in modernising its artillery, with systems such as the Dhanush and the K-9 Vajra strengthening its firepower, The Week observed.Despite these acquisitions, experts argue that significant gaps remain in the Army’s ability to deliver sustained, precise, and long-range artillery support. The Army’s ambition to expand its regiments from 226 to 270 underscores
The Indian Army has implemented a sweeping reshuffle of its senior leadership, marking a pivotal transition in the command structure of the nation’s most critical operational theatres.Following a series of high-level retirements on the final day of March, New Delhi confirmed the appointment of a new Vice Chief of the Army Staff and fresh leadership for the Western, Eastern, and Southern Commands.
China’s Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, marked the 76th anniversary of
diplomatic ties between Beijing and New Delhi with a call for stable and
cooperative relations. In a post on X, he emphasised that China and India are
“neighbours that cannot be moved apart” and should remain “good-neighbourly
friends and partners that help each other succeeds”
He described this
In a striking revelation at a naval investiture ceremony in Mumbai, Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi disclosed that his forces were mere minutes from launching strikes against Pakistan from the sea during Operation Sindoor last year.The operation followed the devastating Pahalgam terror attack, prompting a swift and robust military response.Admiral Tripathi, while awarding Yudh Seva
India has taken another significant step towards strengthening its indigenous defence capabilities under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative. On 31 March 2026, the Ministry of Defence signed a major capital acquisition contract worth approximately ₹1,950 crore with Bharat Electronics Limited for the procurement of two Mountain Radars, along with associated equipment and infrastructure, for the