Vishnu Som
An NDTV veteran, now in his 30th year at the company, Vishnu Som anchors the flagship programme Left, Right and Centre at 10 pm and is Senior Managing Editor. He writes prolifically on national and international security issues and has covered conflict and natural disasters around the world.
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Historic Move As 3 Private Players In Race To Build AMCA, India's Homegrown Stealth Fighter Jet
The Rs 15,000 crore project will see the winning private partner build five prototypes of the AMCA at a new greenfield facility in Andhra Pradesh
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Blog | Sergio Gor And The Night American Diplomacy Went Full 'Disco'
On Sunday evening in New Delhi, Sergio Gor and his team staged a massive show at Bharat Mandapam, India's premier international convention centre. The evening's special guest of honour was his boss, the visiting Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
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Efforts To End Iran War On, No Timeline On Strikes: Marco Rubio To NDTV
Rubio told NDTV that US President Donald Trump prefers to solve these two problems - the nuclear issue and opening the Strait of Hormuz through a negotiated agreement and diplomacy.
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"It's Not About India": Marco Rubio To NDTV On New US Greencard Rule
"Well, it's not about India. It's about the whole world," US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told NDTV today on the new green card policy
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3 Army Officers Survive Chopper Crash In Leh, Major General Then Clicks Selfie
The chopper, Cheetah, was carrying a lieutenant colonel and two majors and crashed on May 20, with the officials confirming the news this morning.
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Quad, Oil, Defence: Why Marco Rubio's India Visit Carries High Stakes
India continues to purchase large volumes of discounted Russian oil, but the US is looking to expand its footprint in India's energy market through LNG and crude exports.
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Gita Gopinath Decodes Global Oil Shock, Backs PM's Fuel Cutback Advice
"If this conflict continues for a few more weeks, the right reaction is for there to be a cutback in usage of all these fields," because the petro prices are "expected to rise further," Gita Gopinath said
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Exclusive: Indian Air Force Officers Recount "Once In A Lifetime" Op Sindoor Mission
The success of the high-precision Operation Sindoor can be attributed to the dedication and focus of many personnel from the Indian armed forces.
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'Don't Have Control Over Our Enriched Uranium': Iran Minister
Kazem Gharibabadi, Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran, in an exclusive interview with NDTV, added that Iran had been ready to discuss all aspects of the nuclear issue but that the US had refused genuine negotiations and instead demanded its own terms.
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NDTV Exclusive: How Mediator Pakistan Has Been Harbouring Iranian Military Jets For Years
In a statement, the government of Pakistan, while not denying the presence of the aircraft, has stated that it 'categorically rejects the CBS News report regarding the presence of Iranian aircraft at Nur Khan Air Base as misleading and sensationalise
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Exclusive: Satellite Image Confirms Pak May Be Shielding Iran's Military Aircraft
Iran sent multiple aircraft including a reconnaissance and intelligence plane to Pakistan's Nur Khan airbase soon after US President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire in April, CBS News reported
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1 Year Of Op Sindoor: Target-By-Target Walkthrough, With Ex-IAF Vice Chief
Operation Sindoor: Air Marshal Narmdeshwar Tiwari (retired) discusses with NDTV's Vishnu Som a target-by-target walkthrough
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Book Excerpt | 'Sir, Confirm Fire': The Story Of How India Downed The Very First Pak Jet In Op Sindoor
Group Captain Animesh Patni, a serving IAF officer, describes the very first launch of an S-400 surface-to-air missile from Adampur on May 7, which brought down a Pakistani jet.
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India Is "Top-Tier Security Partner": Australian Envoy To NDTV
The Australian National Defence Strategy places a great deal of importance on India, referring to the South Asian nation as "a top-tier security partner".
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Exclusive: Ex-Army Chief Denies Being "Abandoned" During China Face-Off
General Manoj Mukund Naravane (retired) told NDTV that the orders that he received were in fact unambiguous and that Indian soldiers had the right to open fire if their safety was at stake
