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Refresh- Operation Sindoor: What, where, and how India avenged the deaths of 26 in deadly Pahalgam attack, explainedIndia initiated Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam terror attack. The operation targeted terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. Indian forces struck nine terror-linked sites. Pakistan has placed its air force on high alert. Air travel in northern India faces major disruptions. US President Donald Trump has called for calm. The Central government will share more details soon.
- Operation Sindoor: India launches targeted strikes at nine targets in Pakistan & PoK to avenge PahalgamIndia has conducted precise strikes, named Operation Sindoor, targeting nine terror infrastructure sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in response to the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians. The joint operation by the Indian Army and Air Force deliberately targeted senior leaders of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba, while Pakistan has vowed to respond at a time and place of its choosing.
- India-Pakistan conflict: China 'regrets military actions' by India, says it is concerned after Operation SindoorIndia-Pakistan conflict: China expressed "regret" over India's strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK after 26 civilians were killed in Pahalgam. Beijing urged both India and Pakistan to remain calm, avoid escalation, and prioritise peace and stability amid rising tensions. It said it was concerned about the current developments.
- What after Operation Sindoor? Here's what Pakistan may do after India attacked terror launchpadsPakistan's retaliation following India's special precision munitions strike during 'Operation Sindoor' is most likely a symbolic one and any significant escalation would be unwise for Pakistan, given its limited military, diplomatic, and financial capabilities, says defence expert Brigadier (retd) Govind Sisodiya on Wednesday.
- Operation Sindoor’s hit list: A closer look at the nine spots that faced India's wrath against PakistanThe Pakistan army and ISI are reportedly providing support to terrorist groups. Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed receive infrastructure and communication equipment. Training is also facilitated by the Pakistan army. Indian military targeted nine terrorist facilities in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and deep inside Pakistan. These camps are used for recruitment, training, and launching terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir.
- Operation Sindoor: Pakistan a 'safe haven' for terrorists, more attacks on India were planned, says MEAOperation Sindoor Indian Army Press Conference: India launched Operation Sindoor, a series of targeted military strikes on terror-linked sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK), in response to the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 civilians, including tourists and a Navy officer. The Indian government said the attack was carried out by a Pakistani national associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba.
- Operation Sindoor exhibits ability to strike Pak without crossing LoC, borderIndia's Operation Sindoor marks a shift in Indo-Pak military dynamics. India can now strike targets inside Pakistan without crossing borders. This operation used standoff weapons, hitting terror nerve centers. Markaz Taiba and JeM headquarters in Bahawalpur were targeted. Pakistan faces a difficult decision regarding retaliation. Any escalation could halt Indus Waters Treaty talks. Operation Sindoor redefines response to terror attacks.
- Reliance junks application 'filed inadvertently' to get 'Operation Sindoor' trademarkReliance Industries withdrew its trademark application for 'Operation Sindoor,' citing an inadvertent filing by a junior employee. The company reaffirmed its respect for the Armed Forces and the operation's significance in combating terrorism following the Pahalgam attack. RIL emphasized its 'India First' motto and support for the government and military after news reports surfaced regarding the trademark application.
- ET Graphic: How the India-UK FTA turned the tariff tideIndia’s trade deal with the UK has significantly slashed duties on various products. 64% of tariff lines will be eligible for duty-free imports into India immediately after the pact is in force.
- With Operation Sindoor, India's red line for Pakistan is firmly etchedOperation Sindoor, named symbolically for justice, marks a significant escalation in India's response to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism following the Pahalgam attack. This operation targeted multiple terror sites deep within Pakistan, employing precision munitions and a zero-intrusion strategy. India's decisive action and diplomatic efforts have reinforced its deterrence doctrine, signaling a clear red line against cross-border terrorism.
- India prepared to 'retaliate resolutely' if Pakistan provokes, NSA Ajit Doval tells global counterparts after Operation SindoorNational Security Advisor Ajit Doval informed his counterparts in the US, UK, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Russia, and France about India's targeted strikes on terror infrastructure within Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Doval emphasized that India seeks no escalation of tensions. However, he affirmed India's readiness to respond decisively if Pakistan initiates further hostile actions, ensuring regional stability.
- Lahore's Air Defence system neutralised: India strikes back after Pakistan tried to hit military targets on May 7-8 nightOn the night of May 7–8, 2025, Pakistan launched drone and missile attacks targeting multiple Indian military sites across Northern and Western India, including cities like Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, and Chandigarh. These attacks were successfully intercepted and neutralized by India's Integrated Counter-UAS Grid and Air Defence systems, with debris confirming Pakistan’s involvement
- 57 injured in J&K, Poonch worst hit; Army Soldier among 13 killed in Pak firingFollowing strikes by India in Pakistan and PoK, intense exchange of fire along the LoC in J&K resulted in at least 13 fatalities, including children and a soldier, with 57 others injured. Civilian flights were suspended, schools closed, and residents hoarded essentials as artillery shelling continued for the 13th night, particularly impacting the Poonch district.
- Operation Sindoor: At least 100 terrorists killed in Indian strikes in Pakistan; govt hints it's not over yetDefence Minister Rajnath Singh informed an all-party meeting that at least 100 terrorists were killed in India’s missile strikes under Operation Sindoor, launched in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. Singh asserted that India would respond forcefully if Pakistan retaliates. The meeting, which included top government officials and opposition leaders, was convened to update all political parties on the success and implications of the operation.
- Operation Sindoor: No Pakistani civilian, economic or military targets have been hit, says Indian Embassy in Washington DCFollowing the deadly Pahalgam attack, which India attributes to Pakistan-based terrorists, India initiated 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pak-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Embassy in Washington DC stated the strikes were precise and non-escalatory, focusing solely on terror camps. NSA Ajit Doval briefed his US counterpart Marco Rubio on the operation.
- Calling the general’s bluff: Pakistan’s Kashmir obsession and India’s moral standTensions escalate between India and Pakistan following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, with India retaliating against Pakistani terrorist bases. Pakistan, under army influence, threatens further conflict, suspending the Simla Agreement. Despite international calls for restraint, the situation is highly volatile, raising concerns about a potential full-scale war and the future of Kashmir.
- Who is Colonel Sophia Qureshi, the decorated Army officer who briefed media on Operation Sindoor?Colonel Sophia Qureshi Indian Army: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and Colonel Sophia Qureshi briefed the media on Operation Sindoor. Colonel Sophia Qureshi is a decorated officer. She commanded an Indian Army contingent in a multinational military exercise.
- Disinformation offensive: Pakistan mounts campaign of lies, deceitFollowing 'OPERATION SINDOOR,' Pakistan has initiated a disinformation campaign, attempting to manipulate the narrative through fabricated claims and digital manipulation. False images of downed Indian jets and surrendered soldiers have been circulated, amplified by pro-Pakistan social media and even government officials.
- PM Modi lauds security forces' action as India hits at Pakistan with Operation SindoorPrime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the armed forces for their targeted strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, following the Pahalgam attack. 'Operation Sindoor' was launched, leading the Union Cabinet to commend the action and the Prime Minister's leadership. Modi reiterated his government's zero tolerance towards terror, emphasizing the operational freedom granted to the armed forces.
- Karnataka unit of Congress posts Mahatma Gandhi quote emphasising peace hours after Operation Sindoor, then deletes itKarnataka Congress posted a Mahatma Gandhi quote about peace on social media. The post was deleted later. This happened after India conducted air strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. The strikes were in response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Congress then praised the Indian Air Force. D K Shivakumar called India's response "befitting".
- Lahore's Air Defence system neutralised: India strikes back after Pakistan tried to hit military targets on May 7-8 nightOn the night of May 7–8, 2025, Pakistan launched drone and missile attacks targeting multiple Indian military sites across Northern and Western India, including cities like Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, and Chandigarh. These attacks were successfully intercepted and neutralized by India's Integrated Counter-UAS Grid and Air Defence systems, with debris confirming Pakistan’s involvement
- Operation Sindoor: What, where, and how India avenged the deaths of 26 in deadly Pahalgam attack, explainedIndia initiated Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam terror attack. The operation targeted terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. Indian forces struck nine terror-linked sites. Pakistan has placed its air force on high alert. Air travel in northern India faces major disruptions. US President Donald Trump has called for calm. The Central government will share more details soon.
- Operation Sindoor: India launches targeted strikes at nine targets in Pakistan & PoK to avenge PahalgamIndia has conducted precise strikes, named Operation Sindoor, targeting nine terror infrastructure sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in response to the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians. The joint operation by the Indian Army and Air Force deliberately targeted senior leaders of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba, while Pakistan has vowed to respond at a time and place of its choosing.
- India-Pakistan conflict: China 'regrets military actions' by India, says it is concerned after Operation SindoorIndia-Pakistan conflict: China expressed "regret" over India's strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK after 26 civilians were killed in Pahalgam. Beijing urged both India and Pakistan to remain calm, avoid escalation, and prioritise peace and stability amid rising tensions. It said it was concerned about the current developments.
- What after Operation Sindoor? Here's what Pakistan may do after India attacked terror launchpadsPakistan's retaliation following India's special precision munitions strike during 'Operation Sindoor' is most likely a symbolic one and any significant escalation would be unwise for Pakistan, given its limited military, diplomatic, and financial capabilities, says defence expert Brigadier (retd) Govind Sisodiya on Wednesday.
- Operation Sindoor’s hit list: A closer look at the nine spots that faced India's wrath against PakistanThe Pakistan army and ISI are reportedly providing support to terrorist groups. Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed receive infrastructure and communication equipment. Training is also facilitated by the Pakistan army. Indian military targeted nine terrorist facilities in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and deep inside Pakistan. These camps are used for recruitment, training, and launching terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir.
- Operation Sindoor: Pakistan a 'safe haven' for terrorists, more attacks on India were planned, says MEAOperation Sindoor Indian Army Press Conference: India launched Operation Sindoor, a series of targeted military strikes on terror-linked sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK), in response to the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 civilians, including tourists and a Navy officer. The Indian government said the attack was carried out by a Pakistani national associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba.
- Operation Sindoor exhibits ability to strike Pak without crossing LoC, borderIndia's Operation Sindoor marks a shift in Indo-Pak military dynamics. India can now strike targets inside Pakistan without crossing borders. This operation used standoff weapons, hitting terror nerve centers. Markaz Taiba and JeM headquarters in Bahawalpur were targeted. Pakistan faces a difficult decision regarding retaliation. Any escalation could halt Indus Waters Treaty talks. Operation Sindoor redefines response to terror attacks.
- Reliance junks application 'filed inadvertently' to get 'Operation Sindoor' trademarkReliance Industries withdrew its trademark application for 'Operation Sindoor,' citing an inadvertent filing by a junior employee. The company reaffirmed its respect for the Armed Forces and the operation's significance in combating terrorism following the Pahalgam attack. RIL emphasized its 'India First' motto and support for the government and military after news reports surfaced regarding the trademark application.
- Operation Sindoor: At least 100 terrorists killed in Indian strikes in Pakistan; govt hints it's not over yetDefence Minister Rajnath Singh informed an all-party meeting that at least 100 terrorists were killed in India’s missile strikes under Operation Sindoor, launched in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. Singh asserted that India would respond forcefully if Pakistan retaliates. The meeting, which included top government officials and opposition leaders, was convened to update all political parties on the success and implications of the operation.
- S-400 missile system: Here's all about Sudarshan Chakra air defence system that stopped Pakistan missile attacks on 15 Indian citiesS400 air defence system: The Indian Air Force stopped an aerial attack by Pakistan using its S-400 systems. Pakistan targeted military locations in north and west India after Operation Sindoor. India responded by intercepting threats with the S-400, called Sudarshan Chakra. India struck Pakistani air defence systems near Lahore. The Ministry of Defence said India responded proportionately and wants non-escalation if Pakistan respects it.
- ET Graphic: How the India-UK FTA turned the tariff tideIndia’s trade deal with the UK has significantly slashed duties on various products. 64% of tariff lines will be eligible for duty-free imports into India immediately after the pact is in force.
- India prepared to 'retaliate resolutely' if Pakistan provokes, NSA Ajit Doval tells global counterparts after Operation SindoorNational Security Advisor Ajit Doval informed his counterparts in the US, UK, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Russia, and France about India's targeted strikes on terror infrastructure within Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Doval emphasized that India seeks no escalation of tensions. However, he affirmed India's readiness to respond decisively if Pakistan initiates further hostile actions, ensuring regional stability.
- With Operation Sindoor, India's red line for Pakistan is firmly etchedOperation Sindoor, named symbolically for justice, marks a significant escalation in India's response to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism following the Pahalgam attack. This operation targeted multiple terror sites deep within Pakistan, employing precision munitions and a zero-intrusion strategy. India's decisive action and diplomatic efforts have reinforced its deterrence doctrine, signaling a clear red line against cross-border terrorism.
- 57 injured in J&K, Poonch worst hit; Army Soldier among 13 killed in Pak firingFollowing strikes by India in Pakistan and PoK, intense exchange of fire along the LoC in J&K resulted in at least 13 fatalities, including children and a soldier, with 57 others injured. Civilian flights were suspended, schools closed, and residents hoarded essentials as artillery shelling continued for the 13th night, particularly impacting the Poonch district.
- Calling the general’s bluff: Pakistan’s Kashmir obsession and India’s moral standTensions escalate between India and Pakistan following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, with India retaliating against Pakistani terrorist bases. Pakistan, under army influence, threatens further conflict, suspending the Simla Agreement. Despite international calls for restraint, the situation is highly volatile, raising concerns about a potential full-scale war and the future of Kashmir.
- Operation Sindoor: No Pakistani civilian, economic or military targets have been hit, says Indian Embassy in Washington DCFollowing the deadly Pahalgam attack, which India attributes to Pakistan-based terrorists, India initiated 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pak-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Embassy in Washington DC stated the strikes were precise and non-escalatory, focusing solely on terror camps. NSA Ajit Doval briefed his US counterpart Marco Rubio on the operation.
- Pakistan defence minister says US leading de-escalation efforts in India conflictPakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif told Reuters on Thursday that the United States is taking the lead in global efforts to ease tensions between India and Pakistan.
- Operation Sindoor: Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar's sister & other family members killed in India's targeted strikesJaish-e-Mohammad chief Maulana Masood Azhar confirmed that 10 family members and four close associates were killed in India's missile strike on the group’s headquarters in Bahawalpur during Operation Sindoor. The casualties include Azhar’s sister, her husband, and several children. The strike was part of India’s response to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians.
- IC-814 hijacking mastermind Abdul Rauf Azhar killed in Operation SindoorIndia launched precision airstrikes under Operation Sindoor, targeting terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir in response to the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people. One of the key targets was the Jaish-e-Mohammed headquarters in Bahawalpur, where Abdul Rauf Azhar—brother of Masood Azhar and mastermind of the 1999 IC 814 hijacking—was reportedly killed.
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