INDIAN ARMED FORCES
Women's T20 WC: India continue with 'no handshake' policy against Pakistan
Harmanpreet Kaur, India's women's cricket captain, followed a policy of not shaking hands with Pakistan's Fatima Sana at the T20 World Cup toss. This practice began after a terror attack. Both players focused solely on cricket during pre-match discussions. The teams had previously avoided handshakes in other matches. The focus remains on the game itself.
President Murmu confers 7 Kirti Chakras; IAF pilot, Gaganyatri Prasanth Nair among recipients
President Droupadi Murmu presented gallantry awards to defense personnel. Seven Kirti Chakras, 15 Vir Chakras, and 29 Shaurya Chakras were awarded. These honors recognize exceptional courage and dedication. Air Commodore Prasanth Balakrishnan Nair and Navy officers Lt Commander Dilna K and Lt Commander Roopa A were among the recipients. Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the ceremony.
Anand Mahindra hails new CDS appointment, praises General NS Raja Subramani’s vision for India's 'modern defence' ecosystem
India has appointed General NS Raja Subramani as the new Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) amid a wider leadership reshuffle in the armed forces. The move has been welcomed by Anand Mahindra, who said the CDS role is crucial in today’s world where integration matters more than just military strength, and praised the General’s vision of linking the armed forces with industry, academia, startups, and research.
Gen NS Raja Subramani takes charge as Chief of Defence Staff, succeeds Gen Anil Chauhan
India's defense landscape welcomes a new leader as General NS Raja Subramani steps into the role of Chief of Defence Staff, succeeding General Anil Chauhan. Known for his vast expertise in military operations related to border challenges with China and Pakistan, General Subramani's mission will center on the crucial theaterisation agenda.
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Pradhan Mantri-Mantri Pradhan 'jugalbandi' destroying hopes of lakhs of youth: Congress
The Congress party has accused the Modi government of damaging the education system and youth prospects. Following delays in the CUET-UG exam, the party criticized the Prime Minister and Education Minister. Allegations include promoting unqualified academics and widespread corruption. The government is reportedly attempting damage control, but the Congress claims these efforts are failing.
"All three services preparing well for Operation Sindoor 2.0, if it takes place": COAS General Upendra Dwivedi
Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi stated that all three Indian Armed Forces branches are preparing for 'Operation Sindoor 2.0' with a temporary cessation of hostilities in place. He emphasized enhancing jointness and readiness for future warfare, noting the transparency of modern battlefields and the importance of public trust in information warfare.
Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi reviews NDA's 150th passing out parade in Pune
Pune hosted the Passing Out Parade for the 150th National Defence Academy Course. Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi reviewed the ceremony. 355 cadets were commissioned into the Indian Armed Forces. The event celebrated military precision and discipline. General Dwivedi, an alumnus, returned to his alma mater. Cadets shared their experiences of academic growth and gratitude.
CDS Gen Anil Chauhan releases doctrine on joint air defence
General Anil Chauhan, the Chief of Defence Staff, has introduced an innovative military doctrine dedicated to joint air defence, signaling a transformative leap for the Indian Defence Forces. This doctrine seeks to weave together operations and readiness, constructing a robust framework for India's air defence capabilities.
Rajnath Singh releases volume on Operation Sindoor with accounts of officers, aviators, other combatants
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has officially launched the book 'Operation Sindoor', a documented chronicle of extraordinary heroism featuring accounts from 100 dedicated participants. This pivotal operation not only marked a significant achievement but also led to an expedited ceasefire with Pakistan.
Armenia turns to India for weapons to counter Azerbaijan, Pakistan and Türkiye defence nexus, orders $2 billion systems
Armenia is bolstering its defence ties with India, seeking robust security against Azerbaijan's growing threats, bolstered by Pakistan and Türkiye. This strategic shift involves significant Indian defence procurements, including advanced missile systems and radars, alongside expanded joint training initiatives. New Delhi is emerging as a crucial defence partner for Yerevan, enhancing regional stability.
Corporate India gets a call of duty and it's raring to go
In a dynamic shift, India's defence industry is witnessing a groundbreaking transformation where private corporations are spearheading pivotal projects like the creation of cutting-edge fighter jets. This transition from a state-controlled realm to vibrant private sector involvement is set to unleash a wave of innovation and operational efficiency. Meanwhile, emerging small businesses are broadening their skill sets.
Indian Air Force chief bats for self-reliance in defence capabilities
Air Chief Marshal A P Singh stressed self-reliance for India's defence. He spoke at the Air Force Test Pilots School graduation. Seventeen officers completed rigorous training. These graduates will boost indigenous defence capabilities. They will work to strengthen India's aerospace ecosystem. The Chief of Air Staff urged them to uphold honesty and precision.
Army orders probe into helicopter crash close to LAC
The Army is investigating a helicopter crash in Ladakh. Major General Sachin Mehta and two pilots were injured. The incident occurred near the Shyok river. A Court of Inquiry will determine the cause. The aging Cheetah helicopter fleet is under scrutiny. This accident highlights concerns about the aircraft's technical condition.
Major General among 3 injured in Army helicopter crash in Ladakh; Inquiry ordered
An Indian Army Cheetah helicopter crashed in Ladakh's Tangste area. Three Army personnel on board survived with minor injuries. The incident occurred earlier this week. A formal inquiry is underway to determine the cause. The aging Cheetah fleet faces scrutiny due to past accidents. The Army plans to replace these helicopters with indigenous Light Utility Helicopters.
Social worker Janardan Bapurao Bothe to receive Padma Shri
Janardan Bapurao Bothe, a dedicated social worker and educationist, will receive the prestigious Padma Shri award. President Droupadi Murmu will present the honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Bothe has devoted over six decades to social service and rural development. He is a key figure in the All-India Shri Gurudev Seva Mandal. His work has significantly impacted tribal and underprivileged communities.
We dominated escalation matrix on all 4 days of conflict: CDS Gen Chauhan on Operation Sindoor
Indian forces achieved superior situational awareness and battlefield transparency during Operation Sindoor. They dominated the escalation matrix for four days. This military action avenged a terror attack with precision strikes. The conflict lasted nearly 88 hours. Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan highlighted the importance of clear objectives and exit strategies for future warfare.
Rolls-Royce, HAL joint venture doubles down on India manufacturing
In a groundbreaking development, International Aerospace Manufacturing Private Ltd—formed through the collaboration of Rolls-Royce and Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd—has unveiled its expanded manufacturing center in Hosur, Tamil Nadu.
From Rafales to space surveillance how India expanded military capabilities after Operation Sindoor
India is significantly boosting its military strength after Operation Sindoor. Major defense deals are being finalized, including new Rafale fighter jets and indigenous submarines. The nation is also developing advanced air defense systems like Mission Sudarshan Chakra. Focus is on drones, electronic warfare, and satellite surveillance. Long-range missile capabilities are also being enhanced for deeper strikes.
Operation Sindoor reflected Indian military's joint prowess: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised Operation Sindoor for showcasing India's military prowess. He urged commanders to stay prepared for evolving security threats. The minister stressed the need for advanced technologies like AI and secure networks. Future conflicts will involve hybrid warfare across multiple domains. Singh highlighted the importance of jointness and innovative thinking for military success.
Rajnath Singh releases film on Operation Sindoor in Jaipur
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released a film on Operation Sindoor in Jaipur. The movie marked the first anniversary of the military operation. Singh was received by Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. The film honors the armed forces' courage and spirit. It reflects India's resolve to safeguard its sovereignty.
India commemorates first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, marking decisive military action against terror infrastructure
India marked the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, a decisive military action against terror infrastructure in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Pakistan, launched in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. The operation, described as a "symbol of national resolve," involved precise strikes and reinforced India's unwavering stance against terrorism and its backers.
'Game of chess', 'innings defeat', 'trusted orchestra': How military leaders described Op Sindoor
Operation Sindoor was launched by Indian forces to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack. Military leaders have described the operation using analogies like chess and innings defeat. The nearly 88-hour conflict involved precision strikes on terror infrastructure. India's response was focused and proportionate. The operation continues to convey a strong message against terrorism.
Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, other ministers change social media profile photos to 'Op Sindoor' logo
Indian ministers marked the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor by changing their social media profile pictures. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to do the same to honor the armed forces. Operation Sindoor was a decisive response to the Pahalgam terror attack. Indian forces conducted precision strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir. The operation demonstrated India's resolve and military capability.
Operation Sindoor anniversary: PM Modi lauds 'courage, precision and resolve' of armed forces
Operation Sindoor anniversary: Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the Indian armed forces for their exceptional courage and precision during Operation Sindoor. This operation served as a strong response to the Pahalgam terror attack. The nation honors the forces for their bravery. Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's firm stance against terrorism and its commitment to national security.
Powerful symbol of national resolve, preparedness: Rajnath Singh on anniversary of Operation Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commemorated Operation Sindoor. This operation was a strong military response to a terror attack. Indian forces targeted terror launchpads in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Over 100 terrorists were eliminated. Pakistan responded with attacks, leading to a conflict. India conducted retaliatory strikes. A ceasefire was agreed upon, ending the hostilities.
Boosting self-reliance: MBDA to develop local maintenance facility for IAF's MICA missiles
European missile maker MBDA and the Indian Air Force have signed an agreement. This pact will develop local capability for MICA missile maintenance, repair, and overhaul. The Indian Air Force will operate the facility. MBDA will provide machinery, tools, and training. This move supports India's self-reliance campaign. It will enhance operational readiness and sustainment efforts for the armed forces.
There was an excellent coordination among Army, Navy, Air Force: Air Marshal Patnaik (Retd.) on Operation Sindoor
Operation Sindoor, a swift military response to the Pahalgam terror attack, showcased strong coordination among India's Army, Navy, and Air Force. The operation successfully targeted terror launchpads in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. This led to a four-day conflict, with India conducting retaliatory strikes. A ceasefire was agreed upon, ending hostilities and preventing further loss of life and infrastructure.
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