Defense

India’s Operation Sindoor crippled Pakistan’s military infrastructure, dismantling its air power and strategic deterrence with precision strikes on key airbases and defence sites.

Colonel Prithipal Singh Gill, the only Indian to serve in the Army, Navy, and Air Force, lived a legendary life of service and honour, spanning decades and wars. He passed away peacefully at 100.

After India’s Op Sindoor, conspiracy theories of a radiation leak and nuclear mishap at Pakistan’s secretive ‘Area 51’—Kirana Hills—refuse to die, fueled by mysterious flights, viral documents, and a string of shallow earthquakes.

Indian stock indices closed lower on Tuesday, likely due to profit-booking after Monday's rally fueled by de-escalation of the India-Pakistan conflict.

Indian defence stocks have surged due to recent geopolitical tensions and successful displays of indigenously developed defence systems. This growth reflects increased investor confidence and govt's focus on self-reliance in defence manufacturing.

The viral document claiming a radiation leak in Pakistan amid Operation Sindoor and ongoing India-Pakistan tensions has sparked fears and conspiracy theories, despite being widely dismissed as fake.

PM Modi visited Adampur airbase and posed beside the S-400 system, debunking Pakistan’s false claim of its destruction. His visit affirmed India’s strong defences after Operation Sindoor and rising cross-border tensions.

Operation Sindoor showcases India’s use of advanced space technology for national security, blending homegrown satellites and global data. This mission marks a major leap in modern warfare and reflects India’s growing space power.

An explosion during the disposal of expired military ammunition in West Java, Indonesia, resulted in the death of 13 people, including four military officers.

Pakistan finally admits 11 military personnel were killed in India's Operation Sindoor, marking a significant acknowledgment amid efforts to de-escalate border tensions.