Operation Sindoor

Zaid Hamid claimed that a youth saw Prophet Muhammad protecting Pakistan's armaments in his dream.

The Congress leader implied that "Operation Sindoor" hurt the civilians in Pakistan rather than the terrorists.

Highlighting Indian Air Force's (IAF) bravery during the Operation Sindoor, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday asserted that the operation is not over yet and whatever happened was just a "trailer".

In his address to Pakistan's Senate on Thursday, Dar said, "Telegraph writes Pakistan Air Force is the undisputed king of the skies." The image of The Telegraph he believed as genuine news, was an obvious fake.

The global community has repeatedly expressed concerns regarding the safety of Pakistan's nuclear weapons.

Following the Pakistan-backed terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22nd, which killed scores of Indian citizens on the basis of their religion, India responded with precision strikes on Pakistani terror camps in places like Muridke and Bahawalpur on May 7th.

However, as India published satellite imagery, elaborate and undeniable evidence of the damage inflicted on Pakistani terror and military establishments in the precision strikes conducted under Operation Sindoor, NYT changed tunes though not without downplaying Indian success.

As India dealt devastating blows with Operation Sindoor, Pakistan clung not to facts but to Aurangzeb Ahmed’s jargon-filled delusions, where “centre of gravity” became the national crutch for denial and a smokescreen for embarrassing military failure.

India has declared that it will now regard any act of terrorism directed at the nation as an "act of war."

Whether in drone warfare, layered air defence, or electronic warfare, Operation Sindoor marks a milestone in India’s journey towards technological self-reliance in military operations.