Operation Sindoor

'Full context ignored': Defence ministry responds as Congress brings up Rajnath Singh's 'no soldiers killed during Op Sindoor' speech

The Defence Ministry clarifies that the ninister's statement referred to a specific false narrative about Indian pilots being killed, not the overall casualty count of Indian soldiers

Indian soldiers killed in action during Operation Sindoor: Names of 6 martyrs made public

The names of the fallen heroes have also been published in the Roll of Honour section on the National War Memorial website

Op Sindoor impact: Missile-strapped Russian military may opt for BrahMos

BrahMos Aerospace had been eyeing Russian orders for a long time and the ongoing war in Ukraine may finally convince Moscow

'Constant pressure on Pakistan': Indian Navy Chief details submarine, warship deployments after Pahalgam attack

The Indian Navy's aggressive posture during 'Operation Sindoor' forced the Pakistan Navy to remain confined to its ports and dented Islamabad's maritime economy by driving up shipping risks and insurance premiums, Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi said

‘That standard now belongs to you’: Indian Army Chief on Operation Sindoor

OPINION | One year after Operation Sindoor: What India learned about drone warfare

What made Operation Sindoor particularly important was that it highlighted the importance of ownership of the critical control and communication electronic stack of UAVs

Indian forces were able to dominate every ladder of escalation during Op Sindoor: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan

Operation Sindoor was launched early on May 7 last year to avenge the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, with Indian forces conducting precision strikes on multiple terror infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Fighting during Operation Sindoor ended in days because war is not a Bollywood movie: General Manoj Naravane

The Indian armed forces targeted terror hubs in Pakistan after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, and the restraint India showed—despite having the capability to inflict further damage—should be the nation’s identity, former Army Chief General Manoj Naravane said.

Chinese on-site tech support to Pakistan during Op Sindoor: Congress demands discussion in Parliament

Beijing, for the first time, has confirmed that it provided on-site technical support to Pakistan during the four-day conflict with India last year.

From calling Pakistan's 'nuclear bluff' during Operation Sindoor to reducing enemy's risk appetite: Here's what top defence officials said

The vice admiral highlighted how indigenous defence systems, including drones, layered defence systems and counter-uncrewed aerial systems played a key role in the operation

'Op Sindoor reflected India's unwavering resolve to eliminate terrorism'

Rajnath Singh hailed the "unmatched valour" of the Indian armed forces, adding that Operation Sindoor is a "golden chapter" in India's military history

Comeback of Kashmir's tourism: How security and scenery are drawing tourists back

Kashmir is experiencing a subdued season, but the valley’s enduring appeal remains intact

Evolution of India’s defence: Decoding the lasting impact of Operation Sindoor

A year on, Operation Sindoor’s significance lies in the transformation it has triggered—precision strikes, drone warfare and doctrinal change reshaping India-Pakistan security dynamics

Barak-8: The unsung hero of Operation Sindoor that protected Delhi from Pak ballistic missile

Jointly developed by Israel and India, Barak-8 medium-range surface-to-air missile (MRSAM) systems ensured a threat to Delhi was neutralised in the skies of Sirsa when Operation Sindoor was going on

Ground intel, joint targeting and EW: Inside India’s multi-domain 'Op Sindoor' strike playbook

India launched Operation Sindoor, a military campaign against terrorist hubs in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, in May in retaliation for the Pahalgam massacre

OPINION | Airpower’s reckoning: Lessons that we don't want to learn from Ukraine, Sindoor and Iran confrontations

The war in Ukraine, Operation Sindoor, and conflict around Iran are not isolated lessons; they form a single narrative about the changing character of war in the air

Should Pakistan commit any misadventure amidst Iran war... Defence Minister's strong 'Op Sindoor' warning

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh declared in Kerala that Operation Sindoor is not over yet, and that India was fast becoming self-reliant in defence

During Op Sindoor, Pakistan got help from three allies while none came to support India: Maj Gen Gaurav Bagga

Rising powers like India cannot compromise on ‘Atma Nirbharta’ (self-reliance), as the experience from Operation Sindoor underlines, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Golden Katar Division, Major General Gaurav Bagga, has said

IAF pilot killed in Sukhoi SU-30MKI crash was part of Operation Sindoor

Flight Lieutenant Purvesh Duragkar, who was killed in the Sukhoi Su-30 fighter jet crash in Assam's Karbi Anglong was a participant in Operation Sindoor last year

Pahalgam attack: Why NIA is seeking Chinese help to trace a GoPro Hero 12 camera

The camera is important for establishing pre-attack reconnaissance, movement and operational preparation of terrorist module

‘They cannot fight us’: Pakistan will find Operation Sindoor 2.0 harsher, warns Western Command GOC

Following Indian counter-strikes targeting their airbases, Pakistan tried to enforce a ceasefire and even tried to get foreign nations involved, Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar said

What was the IAF's role in Op Sindoor? Exercise 'Vayu Shakti' will show on 27 February at Pokhran

Akash missiles, SpyDer and Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems will be part of the exercise along with IAF's Rafale, Sukhoi, Mirage 2000, Mig-29, Jaguar and LCA Tejas aircraft

IAF’s Brahmos-Storm Shadow strike combo: India to buy at least 100 more SCALP missiles for Rafale jets, says report

A Rs 3,000 crore deal is being finalised to equip the IAF with no less than 100 SCALP missiles after they successfully beat Chinese radars and air defence systems during Operation Sindoor

Indian Army received smokeless fuel during Operation Sindoor; here is why LSLA SKO is an asset in critical border areas

The Indian Army wanted special fuel which would not emit smoke and the Guwahati Refinery was able to supply 19,000 metric tonnes exclusively during Operation Sindoor

‘India's S-400 ambushed PAF before BrahMos, Rampage missiles struck principal Air Force stations’: Swiss report on why Pakistan wanted ceasefire

The Indian Army was entrusted with striking seven of the nine terror camps targeted during Operation Sindoor, while the Indian Air Force (IAF) was asked to target the other two situated deeper inside Pakistani territory, a study published by Swiss military think tank CHPM claimed