INDIA

Watch| PM Modi Visits Adampur Airbase After 'Operation Sindoor', Says Nation Eternally Grateful to Armed Forces
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The visit follows closely after the Indian and Pakistani governments announced a ceasefire, coming on the heels of the successful outcome of 'Operation Sindoor' — a high-impact anti-terror operation conducted by Indian forces, hitting important terrorist establishments in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
India Identifies China as Source of Missiles Used by Pakistan, Reveals Remnants
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During a media briefing, Air Marshal A.K. Bharti, the Director General of Air Operations, provided visual evidence of missile debris. He indicated pieces of the PL-15 long-range missile that had fallen within Indian lines, including a remarkably intact rear portion recovered in Hoshiarpur, Punjab. "You can see the pieces of it on the screen," Bharti said.
India, Pakistan DGMOs agree to reduce troops on borders
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At 5 pm on Monday, Indian DGMO Lt General Rajiv Ghai had a conversation with his Pakistani counterpart, Major General Kashif Abdullah, their second since Saturday when the two sides agreed to stop military operations.
Indian Army Reacts to Recent Drone Sightings in J&K's Samba
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Residents of the Samba sector sighted red lines in the sky and heavy blasts on Monday evening. These have since been seen as India's air defence catching Pakistani drones by Army sources who spoke to PTI.
Suspected Drones Sighted Near Jammu's Samba; Army Reports Situation Under Control
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The drone movement took place only a few hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the country for the first time after Operation Sindoor and the interaction between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan.
Satellite Data Shows India Targeted 15 Terrorist Camps, Including LeT Headquarters
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​​​​​​​The operation led to the destruction of 15 key locations linked to extremist organizations. Satellite imagery, interpreted by OSINT analyst Damien Symon, showed conclusive evidence of damage at key Pakistani airbases.
India, Pakistan DGMOs Hold Hotline Talks to Restore Border Tranquility
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Pakistan has made its intentions known to refrain from further escalation of the conflict and has been willing to respect the ceasefire pact, according to official sources.
Defence Ministry Asserts Combat Readiness Amid Rising Regional Tensions
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If India is pushed into another battle, our forces are prepared for it," Air Marshal Bharti stated in a comprehensive media briefing. "The next battle will not be similar to the previous one—it will be a cat-and-mouse game where remaining ahead of the curve is imperative.
India's Fight Against Terrorism Met with Pakistani Military Intervention: Air Marshal Bharti
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Addressing a joint press conference, Air Marshal A.K. Bharti, Director General of Air Operations, underlined that Indian strikes on May 7 were restricted to terrorist camps. Still, he deplored, "It is a pity that the Pakistani military decided to interfere — and that too in favor of terrorists — which forced us to retaliate."
Muslim Cleric Praises India's Operation Sindoor, Condemns Pakistan's Exploitation of Islam
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"India destroyed the terrorist camps of Pakistan. This is a monumental feat. Nobody in the world has ever executed such targeted annihilation of terror camps within Pakistan, and our troops even returned home safely after targeting military bases. This is an even greater achievement," remarked Maulana Hussain, praising the precision and success of the military.
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