New Details on Op Sindoor: Several Indian Women Pilots Took Part; 42 Pak Soldiers, over 170 Terrorists Killed

New details on Op Sindoor: Several Indian women pilots took part; 42 Pak soldiers, over 170 terrorists killed

Op Sindoor: The major blow to terror infrastructure was dealt on May 7, when Indian strikes caused maximum damage in the Bahawalpur region, known to house training camps of the terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed.

India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ targets terrorists after a massacre of Hindus

The government of India began military action against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan in retaliation for the April 22 massacre against Hindu civilians in Kashmir by Pakistani-sponsored terrorists. On May 7, the Indian Armed Forces launched “Operation Sindoor,” a coordinated military operation that targeted terrorist sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). India said that the

Fresh Details Emerge On Ops Sindoor, Daring Women Pilots, Deep BrahMos Strikes, Over 170 Multi-Outfit Terrorists Killed

Operation Sindoor was launched by India as a decisive counterterror response to the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam terror attack, which resulted i...

Operation Sindoor sparked panic in Pakistan army, intercept...

The Indian Army’s recent precision strikes under Operation Sindoor triggered chaos and panic within the Pakistani military ranks, with intercepts revealing that several of its officers...

India: After the Pahalgam terror attack, India, which was devastated by the incident, has taken action against Pakistan, which is providing shelter to terrorists. As part of this, it has razed terrorist camps in Pakistan under the name of ‘Operation Sindoor’. It has also temporarily suspended the implementation of the Indus Water Treaty. It has formed special teams with all-party members and is denouncing the actions of its kinsmen… and is also …

Operation Sindoor: Global media coverage-less with facts, more with bias

New Delhi: This weekend, as delegations of Indian lawmakers land on different continents, they may be surprised by the ground realities in Europe and America. Their mission—to rally support for Operation Sindoor, part of India’s new doctrine that treats terrorism as an act of war—could face scepticism from global media and segments of the political establishment. Much of this pushback stems from how outlets like CNN, BBC, The Economist, and Glob…