Operation Sindoor
Coverage of Operation Sindoor in the Nexus archive.
- One year after Operation Sindoor: The threat landscape has not disappeared
One year after Operation Sindoor, the article highlights that the threat landscape remains unresolved. It emphasizes India's need to address cross-border terrorism to maintain its credibility domestically and internationally.
- No talks with Pakistan except on PoK: Rajnath Singh on Kargil Vijay Diwas
Rajnath Singh stated there will be no talks with Pakistan except on PoK during Kargil Vijay Diwas. He highlighted Operation Sindoor as a demonstration of India’s resolve and accused Pakistan of seeking new infiltration methods.
- After Operation Sindoor, trust in ‘made-in-India’ defence platforms got enhanced: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh highlighted that India's defence production has increased from ₹46,000 crore to over ₹1.78 lakh crore in the past 8-9 years, citing enhanced trust in 'made-in-India' defence platforms following Operation Sindoor.
- Indian opposition demands defence minister's resignation for 'lying' about soldiers' deaths in 2025 conflict with Pakistan
India's opposition Congress party has demanded the resignation of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh for allegedly lying in parliament about the deaths of six Indian soldiers during the May 2025 conflict with Pakistan, dubbed 'Operation Sindoor'. The government disclosed the soldiers' names 13 months after the conflict, prompting accusations of concealment and misleading statements from the Modi-led BJP. The Indian government denied the claims, stating it honored the fallen at the 'earliest opportunity'.
- Major General G. Srinivas, who oversaw Operation Sindoor logistics, assumes charge as GOC TASA
Major General G. Srinivas, who oversaw logistics for Operation Sindoor, has assumed the role of General Officer Commanding (GOC) TASA. The appointment marks a leadership transition in the military logistics command structure.
- Operation Sindoor | K.C. Venugopal moves privilege notice against Rajnath for ‘misleading’ Parliament
Congress general secretary K.C. Venugopal filed a privilege notice against Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Lok Sabha, accusing him of misleading Parliament by claiming no Indian soldiers were killed during the Operation Sindoor debate last year.
- Delayed honour: On Operation Sindoor, gains and losses
The article discusses Operation Sindoor, emphasizing the importance of operational secrecy during wars while highlighting the necessity of accountability. It addresses the gains and losses associated with the operation.
- Centre debunks social media claims over Rajnath Singh’s Operation Sindoor speech
The Ministry of Defence clarified that Rajnath Singh's remarks during Operation Sindoor were aimed at countering a false social media narrative claiming Indian Air Force pilots were killed in the operation.
- Congress accuses Rajnath Singh of misleading Parliament on Operation Sindoor casualties
Congress accuses Rajnath Singh of misleading Parliament on Operation Sindoor casualties. The Centre’s disclosure reveals a contradiction between the Defence Minister’s statement and the official record, with the Opposition demanding full disclosure during the monsoon session.
- Why it took nearly a year for Operation Sindoor martyrs’ names to reach the National War Memorial
The names of Operation Sindoor martyrs took nearly a year to be engraved at the National War Memorial due to rigorous verification processes. Each name on the Tyag Chakra undergoes multiple checks to ensure accuracy for official military history.
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Eight individuals were arrested in connection with an alleged embezzlement scandal involving donations for the Ram temple. The article also highlights a standoff between Nihang Sikhs and police in Uttarakhand, the release of names of servicemen who died during Operation Sindoor, and updates on Venezuela’s earthquake death toll, fuel price revisions, Apple product price hikes, and FIFA highlights.
- In a first, government releases names of personnel killed during ‘Operation Sindoor’
The government released the names of six armed forces personnel, including one IAF personnel, killed during 'Operation Sindoor'. This marks the first time such information has been disclosed.
- India’s ‘eye in the sky’ Netra AEW&C system gets Final Operational Clearance
India’s indigenous Netra AEW&C system has received Final Operational Clearance after demonstrating its effectiveness during Balakot strikes and Operation Sindoor. Scientists and IAF officers dedicated the clearance to colleagues killed in a 1999 air crash, with DRDO Aeronautics Cluster chief stating their sacrifice was not in vain.
- Post-Operation Sindoor, CISF trains over 7,000 personnel in drone, counter-drone operations
The CISF, in collaboration with the Indian Air Force, has trained over 7,000 personnel in drone and counter-drone operations following Operation Sindoor. The initiative addresses the growing threat from unauthorized unmanned aerial vehicles.
- Operation Sindoor demonstrated IAF capability to destroy enemy infrastructure with accuracy and precision: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted the Indian Air Force's precision in Operation Sindoor and emphasized the growing role of women, including the first batch of National Defence Academy women officers receiving wings at AFA Dundigal.
- Our indigenous air defence shield Project Kusha will be a game changer, says Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh stated that Project Kusha, an indigenous air defense shield, will be a game changer, citing its demonstrated importance during Operation Sindoor in Hyderabad.