Operation Sindoor: Weaponising Patriarchy in Nationalist Rhetoric

Op Sindoor proves traditional warfare concepts are irrelevant: Indian military chief - The Tribune

He argued that with weapons capable of striking targets hundreds of kilometres away with precision, traditional concepts such as front, rear, and flanks, combat zones, and depth areas become obsolete.

In India, war came dressed in feminist camouflage

Operation Sindoor used women’s bodies and symbols to cloak an old patriarchal script.

Exclusive: Top Defence Official On Challenges, Timelines Of Deliveries

India's Operation Sindoor that smashed terror infrastructure deep inside Pakistan has reignited interest in homegrown defence technology and hardware. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh speaks to NDTV in an exclusive interview.

India: repression after Operation Sindoor and Modi’s ‘new normal’

A shaky peace has held between India and Pakistan after they traded blows in a brief war last month. While the bombs have fallen silent for now, Indian Prime Minister Modi is exploiting the opportunity to target dissenters for harassment, arrest and (in the case of Maoist fighters in Chhattisgarh) extra-judicial murder, all under the cover of postwar patriotism.

Operation Sindoor: Opposition playing into the hands of foreign lobbies

India’s opposition parties must realise that criticism should not be at the cost of larger national interest

After Operation Sindoor, India’s strategic communication challenge

If the CDS was identified as the senior most military officer to confirm losses, then why in Singapore and why to a foreign news agency and not an Indian one such as PTI?