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    Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit Takes Charge as 29th IAF Chief, A.P. Singh Retires After 42 Years

    Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit has taken charge as the 29th Chief of the Air Staff, succeeding A.P. Singh, who retired after 42 years of service.

    New Security Strategy

    For India, the successful Operation Sindoor, conducted to strike at terrorist bases within Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam massacre, has taught our armed forces a great deal. The Ministry of Defense has formulated a new policy for the restructuring and technological transformation of the military. The Ministry’s 2025-26 report provides a roadmap for this.

    Retd Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra of Operation Sindoor fame to be first CEO of Ram Temple

    Ayodhya: Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra is set to become the first Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ayodhya’s Ram Temple, people familiar with the Trust’s decision said on Wednesday. Former IAF Western Command Chief to Take Charge The former officer held several commanding positions in the Indian Air Force and was the chief of its.

    Former CDS hints: Pakistan informed the US about the Operation Sindoor ceasefire

    Former Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan stated that the ceasefire during Operation Sindoor was reached through direct negotiations between India and Pakistan.

    BrahMos emerges as India’s defence export star after Op Sindoor, draws global interest: Report

    New Delhi: The accuracy and lethality of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile played a crucial role in prompting Pakistan to swiftly call for a ceasefire during Operation Sindoor, as the weapon demonstrated its capability to successfully evade Chinese-origin air defence systems deployed by it, according to a new report. The battlefield performance of the missile.

    Operation Sindoor: India Releases Names of 6 Soldiers Killed in Action, Added to National War Memorial

    New Delhi: For the first time since Operation Sindoor, the Indian government has officially released the names of six armed forces personnel who were killed in action during the operation, marking a significant moment of recognition for the fallen soldiers. Official Recognition of Fallen Soldiers: The names of the six personnel have now been included.

    National War Memorial to Immortalise Six Soldiers Martyred in Operation Sindoor

    Six bravehearts of the Indian armed forces, who laid down their lives during 'Operation Sindoor' – India’s military response to the Pahalgam massacre, against Pakistan in May last year, are set to be immortalised at the National War Memorial.

    IAF Procurement Move Exposes Pakistan’s Claims of Rafale Losses During Op Sindoor

    Pakistan's oft-repeated claim that India lost several Rafale fighters during Operation Sindoor has now been squarely contradicted by the Indian Air Force itself.

    ISI Expands Global Influencer Network to Amplify Anti-India Narratives

    The decision by the ISI to pick up Shahzad Bhatti, once a social media influencer, was a strategic move. Bhatti runs a massive network online through which he recruits people mainly from India to be part of terror networks.

    Pak Political Class to Rebuild Lashkar

    The Lashkar-e-Taiba has been in regroup mode ever since the Indian armed forces undertook Operation Sindoor. The outfit faced immense losses in the operation, and the most visible one was the destruction of its primary training facility in Muridke. Since then, there have been multiple meetings between the leaders of the terror outfit and ISI,.

    Operation Sindoor marked decisive shift in India’s anti-terror doctrine: Report

    New Delhi/Colombo: One year after Operation Sindoor, the military campaign continues to be viewed as a defining moment in India’s evolving security doctrine, signalling a major shift in the country’s approach towards terrorism and national security, according to a recent report. Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian armed forces on May 6 and 7,.