National Security Advisor Doval has revealed Prime Minister Modi's directive for 'Op Sindoor', stating the command to 'go after terrorists wherever they are'.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh praised Operation Sindoor for its role in protecting citizens and sending a strong global message. He drew parallels between the operation's courage and the compassion shown at a large blood donation camp.

Noreen Niazi, sister of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, has been summoned by Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA). The summons is reportedly in connection with 'Op Sindoor'.

Prime Minister Modi told the Indian diaspora in Melbourne that terror hideouts 'crumbled' during 'Operation Sindoor,' with explosions resonating across the world.

The defence ministry clarified that reports of fallen Op Sindoor soldiers not being honored were incorrect, stressing that tribute was paid at the earliest opportunity in 2025.

The opposition has accused Rajnath Singh of misleading Parliament after soldiers killed in 'Op Sindoor' were named, prompting the Ministry of Defence to clarify that the opposition deliberately ignored the full context of his remarks.

Spiritual leader Jagadguru Rambhadracharya asserted that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir would have been integrated with India had Operation Sindoor continued for two more days, speaking at an event attended by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

Indian Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi stated that India is preparing for 'Operation Sindoor 2.0' and that the tri-services are equipping for future warfare. His remarks highlight ongoing strategic military readiness.

A year after "Op Sindoor," Pakistan's Army Chief has reiterated a warning to India, stating that if "Pakistan's enemies" undertake any future moves, the effects of war would not remain limited.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed military commanders, highlighting the importance of the element of surprise for securing a strategic edge. He also stated that 'Op Sindoor' signaled India's evolving military ethos.

India marked the one-year anniversary of Operation Sindoor, with its army warning Pakistan against providing safe havens for terrorists and asserting continued pressure, while China reportedly admitted providing support to Pakistan last year.

Pakistan's reaction to an Indian press conference on "Op Sindoor" has gone viral, with questions raised about the use of English.

A documentary has been released to mark the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, detailing the Indian military's most expansive multi-domain combat mission, including space-based assets and cyber operations.

An opinion piece discusses the one-year anniversary of 'Op Sindoor,' analyzing its past execution and speculating on how a potential 'Round 2' would need to be framed and executed differently.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens and his cabinet team changed their social media display pictures to commemorate the first anniversary of 'Operation Sindoor', honoring the Indian armed forces' valor.

A book excerpt details how India downed the very first Pakistani jet during Operation Sindoor. Group Captain Animesh Patni, a serving IAF officer, describes the launch of an S-400 surface-to-air missile from Adampur on May 7, which successfully brought down the Pakistani aircraft.

The Indian Army has released a list and satellite images of seven Pakistani terror camps that were reportedly destroyed.

India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh warned Pakistan on terror at the SCO meet, stating that 'Op Sindoor' demonstrates India's firm resolve against terrorism.

India and Pakistan have held Track 1.5 and Track 2 diplomatic meetings, with the most recent engagement being a Track 2 meeting in Doha facilitated by a UK-based think tank.

Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi disclosed that a strike during Operation Sindoor last year was deliberately delayed to avoid disrupting 'namaz' prayers at a terrorist camp, ensuring no one was engaged in worship.

Pakistan has demolished a building at its Murid airbase, which was among ten Pakistani airbases struck by the Indian Air Force on May 10, 2025, before Pakistan offered a ceasefire.

Western Command 2 Corps GOC Rajesh Pushkar said that Operation Sindoor 2.0 was ongoing, adding that the scale of preparation was much larger this time.

A US Admiral has lauded India's 'tactical execution' of Operation Sindoor, indicating strong military cooperation and successful strategic planning.

Ajit Doval, India's National Security Advisor, stated that India's generosity and tolerance should not be perceived as weakness, referencing 'Op Sindoor' and emphasizing the nation's ability to retaliate.

Delhi Police officials have reported that social media handles based in Pakistan are actively spreading rumors, fake posts, and edited videos to instigate people, particularly students, amidst ongoing protests. The police claim these handles are exploiting the current situation to circulate misinformation.

General Naravane discussed 'Op Sindoor', stating that a narrative needed to be built and that there was a previous lack in this regard.

Prime Minister Modi delivered an address in Melbourne, where he made key statements regarding 'Op Sindoor', with its 'echo heard across the world'.

The Indian government has rejected misleading social media claims regarding 'Op Sindoor deaths,' stating that it never hid information on the matter.

Six Indian soldiers killed during Operation Sindoor in May 2025 were honored at the National War Memorial, with some receiving posthumous gallantry awards.

The Chief of Defence Staff asserted that Indian forces maintained situational awareness and dominated the escalation matrix on all four days of "Op Sindoor," both on their side and across the border.

Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir claimed that India sought US mediation for a ceasefire following Operation Sindoor, a statement now contradicted by US lobbying records. These documents reveal extensive Pakistani engagement with American officials during the period in question.

The Indian Armed Forces have established strategic goals for 2047, incorporating insights from Operation Sindoor and various global conflicts to shape their future direction.

One year after a victim of the "Op Sindoor" aircraft crash died saving others, his family in Bathinda is still awaiting the promised job.

Prime Minister Modi stated that India remains steadfast in its commitment to defeating terrorism, making the remarks on the anniversary of Operation Sindoor.

The wife of a senior Jammu and Kashmir officer, who died during 'Op Sindoor,' shared her memories, highlighting his dedication to his post as District Development Commissioner.

On the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, India's Ministry of External Affairs stated that the nation delivered a 'befitting reply' to Pakistan-backed terror. Reports also highlighted strategic lessons for India's military future derived from the operation.

One year after its execution, 'Operation Sindoor' is being remembered as India's decisive response to terrorism, involving precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan. The high-tech military action showcased India's advanced arsenal, including Rafale jets and kamikaze drones.

India commemorates the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, a counter-terrorism campaign launched to avenge the Pahalgam killings, with reports detailing its significant successes in crippling terror through precise and swift action.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that India's 'Operation Sindoor' was halted on their terms, sending a strong global message of deterrence against terror. He identified Pakistan as a terror epicentre.

The S-400 air defense system played a crucial role in countering Pakistan's aerial threats during Operation Sindoor, with the delivery of another such system expected soon after the operation's first anniversary.

The Indian Army chief discussed 'Op Sindoor,' describing it as a 'defining case study' for India due to its emphasis on 'integration and fusion' within military operations.

Indian Air Force's Flight Lieutenant Purvesh Duragkar was killed after a Sukhoi Su-30 MKI fighter jet crashed in Assam's Karbi Anglong on Thursday.

US President Donald Trump doubled down on his claim of stopping eight wars during the first year of his second term in the White House.

National Security Adviser Ajit Doval stated India's clear message to the world, emphasizing the country's ability to take risks and retaliate forcefully, following Operation Sindoor launched after a terror attack in Pahalgam.

Delhi Police have identified and blocked over 400 Pakistani social media handles accused of spreading misinformation and rumors during ongoing protests. These accounts were also active during 'Operation Sindoor' and aim to provoke people.

Indian Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth has instructed officers to be ready for 'Op Sindoor 2.0' and 'Op Snow Leopard 2.0', emphasizing combat readiness and holistic preparedness through spot reviews.

Operation Sindoor has made it clear that armed conflicts can be short and strategically, it established a new normal for India's response to terror, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has told…

India's Defence Ministry has refuted claims that Defence Minister Rajnath Singh misled Parliament regarding casualties in Operation Sindoor, clarifying that his address countered a false narrative.

India and Turkey have successfully brought their relationship back from the brink following a period of strain, referred to as 'Op Sindoor strain,' indicating a diplomatic resolution to past tensions.

India's defence forces have released a new Joint Air Defence Doctrine, integrating Army, Navy, and Air Force to enhance aerial protection following successful operations and global vulnerabilities.

India's Army chief lauded "Operation Sindoor," highlighting its military precision, deep strike capability, and describing it as a "coherent national act" and "smart power."

China has for the first time confirmed providing on-site technical support to Pakistan's air force during a past conflict with India. This admission sheds light on the extent of their military cooperation.

A year after a deadly terror attack in Kashmir, a report revisits the military standoff between India and Pakistan, detailing India's precision strikes and the subsequent escalation of tensions.

One year after 'Operation Sindoor,' children in Uri continue to bear the physical and emotional scars from the shelling that occurred during the operation. The articles also provide a detailed walkthrough of the operation's targets.

Indian military officials are reflecting on the aftermath of 'Op Sindoor,' discussing the promotion of General Asim Munir and the lasting emotional impact on those involved. The discussions highlight the human cost and strategic implications of the military engagement.

An article details the progression of "Operation Sindoor," outlining its events from the initial missile strike to the eventual call for a ceasefire.

India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh stated that "Op Sindoor" serves as a prime example of technological warfare and demonstrates India's preparedness in this domain.

India's defense spending has significantly increased, and its strategic approach has shifted following 'Op Sindoor' and the Pahalgam attack, leading the government to put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance and declare terror acts as 'acts of war'.

Pakistan's President has claimed India is preparing for 'another war' and urged talks with both India and Afghanistan amid ongoing conflicts.

The Attari-Wagah border ceremony has seen a significant drop in visitor numbers, nearly halving after Operation Sindoor. Changes implemented post-operation, including the removal of the customary handshake and restricted gate openings, have altered the visitor experience. While footfall has improved since the ceremony's resumption, it has not yet returned to pre-operation levels.