Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted India's transformed security approach, citing Operation Sindoor as a turning point in counter-terrorism. 

Rajnath Singh reiterated India’s zero-tolerance stance on terrorism, urging global unity to combat the menace. Highlighting Operation Sindoor’s success post-Pahalgam attack, he warned of strong retaliation against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism.

Admiral Dinesh Tripathi assured Defence Minister Rajnath Singh of the Navy’s preparedness aboard INS Vikrant. Singh praised Operation Sindoor’s success and warned Pakistan that India’s naval power could have split it into four parts.

Rajnath Singh has demanded that Pakistan hand over terror masterminds Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar to India without delay.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh gave approval of Miniratna “Category I” status to three defence public sector undertakings -- Munitions India Limited (MIL), Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVNL), and India Optel Limited (IOL).

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced the development of five prototypes for the 5th generation Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA), marking a milestone in the 'Make in India' program and promoting self-reliance in defence.

Rajnath Singh said PoK will one day willingly reunite with India, citing deep cultural bonds. Speaking at CII Summit, he also praised India’s indigenous defence growth post-Operation Sindoor, highlighting soaring exports and future warfare readiness.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh revealed India showed restraint during Operation Sindoor, its retaliation against Pakistan's terror attacks.

Rajnath Singh said fight against terrorism is not just a matter of security, but it is now also a part of the National Defence Doctrine.

“Bhuj was witness to our victory against Pakistan in 1965 and 1971. and today again it has been witness to our victory against Pakistan,” Rajnath Singh said.