Explainer

Operation Sindoor marked a turning point in India’s military strategy, with Rafale jets using SCALP missiles and HAMMER bombs to inflict precise, devastating damage on Pakistan’s terror and defense infrastructure, redefining precision-based warfare.

India’s Operation Sindoor destroyed terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. As hostile allies plot revenge, India must strengthen defenses, counter alliances, intensify covert actions, and unite diplomatically and domestically to thwart future threats.

India’s PSLV-C61 mission faced a setback as its third stage failed to ignite properly, preventing orbit insertion. Despite the failure, ISRO remains resilient, investigating the issue and preparing stronger for future launches.

India's trade ties with Turkey and Azerbaijan face strain after both nations backed Pakistan and condemned India's anti-terror strikes under Operation Sindoor.

India's integrated air defence network, comprising multi-layered missile systems and radars, successfully thwarted Pakistan’s aerial attacks during the four-day Operation Sindoor.

Anita Anand becomes Canada's first Hindu woman Foreign Minister amid strained India-Canada ties, raising hopes and challenges in resolving the Khalistan issue.

The treaty has governed the use of water from six rivers flowing between the two nations and is vital to Pakistan’s agricultural survival.

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.

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.

Operation Sindoor showcases India’s precise military strikes on Pakistan’s terror hubs, exposing Islamabad’s terror nexus and delivering a strong warning.