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Pak President Admits He Was Advised To Move To Bunkers During Op Sindoor
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has admitted that his military secretary had advised him to move to a bunker during the four-day conflict with India in May. However, he had declined that advice, he told a public gathering on Saturday.
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Boy, 10, Delivered Tea, Lassi To Soldiers During Op Sindoor, Gets Bal Puraskar
He is 10 years old, but showed a big heart. Shravan Singh, amidst the risks associated with war during Operation Sindoor, regularly delivered water, milk, and lassi to the Indian soldiers stationed at the border near his home in Punjab's Ferozepur.
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"We Felt It": Asim Munir Says Pakistan Received "Divine Help" During Op Sindoor
Pakistan's Defence Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, has claimed that Islamabad received 'divine help' during the country's military confrontation with India in May after India struck terror targets under Operation Sindoor.
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Indian Armed Forces Are NDTV Indian Of The Year 2025
Following a phenomenal display of valour, coordination and pinpoint precision during Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces have been named NDTV's Indian Of The Year for 2025.
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Giant Red Tarpaulin Covers Building Which Air Force Struck In Murid During Op Sindoor
The Vantor sourced image produced in this report is dated December 16 and shows a large red tarpaulin covering the building located adjacent to a large complex where Pakistan operates Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
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"Defeated On Day 1": Congress Leader's Controversial 'Op Sindoor' Remark
Former Maharashtra Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan claimed that India was defeated on the first day of Operation Sindoor and Indian aircraft were shot down during the four-day conflict.
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The Made-In-Turkey, Fired-From-Lahore Drone Shot Down By India In Op Sindoor
NDTV was given exclusive access Monday to a weaponised drone - one of hundreds Pakistan fired at Indian military installations and civilian settlements in May, during Operation Sindoor - that was deconstructed and put on display at Army Chief General
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"We Could Have Done Much More Had We Wanted": Rajnath Singh On Op Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said the armed forces "could have done much more" during Operation Sindoor in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, but deliberately opted for a "restrained" and "calibrated" response.
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How India's All-Weather Friend Russia Played Key Role In Op Sindoor Success
Indo-Russian friendship is likely to get a new momentum this week with President Vladimir Putin arriving in India for a summit with PM Modi on December 4-5, and India's Sudarshan Chakra or the Indian 'iron dome' may see enhanced co-operation.
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"Operation Sindoor Brilliant Example Of Civil-Military Fusion": Rajnath Singh
Operation Sindoor is a "brilliant example" of civil-military fusion, where the administrative machinery worked seamlessly with the armed forces to communicate vital information and build public confidence, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said.
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Op Sindoor: How 19 Bravehearts Saved 250 Civilians During Pak's Uri Strike
During the India-Pakistan conflict during Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack, shells from across the border had targeted hydroelectric projects at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla
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"India Will Never Allow Borders To Be Compromised": PM Modi Praises Op Sindoor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said India seeks peace but will never allow its borders or national security to be compromised.
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'New Era Of Coercive Clarity In India's Security Doctrine': Report After Op Sindoor
India is undergoing a profound transformation in its national security posture, replacing decades of predictable restraint with a far more assertive doctrine rooted in pre-emption, coercive leverage, and strategic autonomy.
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"Trusted Orchestra": Army Chief On How Operation Sindoor Was Executed
Op Sindoor was a "trusted orchestra" where every musician played a "simultaneous or synergistic role", and that is how in 22 minutes, the Indian armed forces could destroy nine terrorist targets, Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi said on Saturday.
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China Used India-Pak Conflict To Conduct "Real-World" Test Of Its Weapons: Report
China tested its modern weapons systems for the first time during the India-Pakistan conflict in May.
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Pak President Admits He Was Advised To Move To Bunkers During Op Sindoor
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has admitted that his military secretary had advised him to move to a bunker during the four-day conflict with India in May. However, he had declined that advice, he told a public gathering on Saturday.
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Boy, 10, Delivered Tea, Lassi To Soldiers During Op Sindoor, Gets Bal Puraskar
He is 10 years old, but showed a big heart. Shravan Singh, amidst the risks associated with war during Operation Sindoor, regularly delivered water, milk, and lassi to the Indian soldiers stationed at the border near his home in Punjab's Ferozepur.
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"We Felt It": Asim Munir Says Pakistan Received "Divine Help" During Op Sindoor
Pakistan's Defence Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, has claimed that Islamabad received 'divine help' during the country's military confrontation with India in May after India struck terror targets under Operation Sindoor.
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Indian Armed Forces Are NDTV Indian Of The Year 2025
Following a phenomenal display of valour, coordination and pinpoint precision during Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces have been named NDTV's Indian Of The Year for 2025.
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Giant Red Tarpaulin Covers Building Which Air Force Struck In Murid During Op Sindoor
The Vantor sourced image produced in this report is dated December 16 and shows a large red tarpaulin covering the building located adjacent to a large complex where Pakistan operates Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
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"Defeated On Day 1": Congress Leader's Controversial 'Op Sindoor' Remark
Former Maharashtra Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan claimed that India was defeated on the first day of Operation Sindoor and Indian aircraft were shot down during the four-day conflict.
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The Made-In-Turkey, Fired-From-Lahore Drone Shot Down By India In Op Sindoor
NDTV was given exclusive access Monday to a weaponised drone - one of hundreds Pakistan fired at Indian military installations and civilian settlements in May, during Operation Sindoor - that was deconstructed and put on display at Army Chief General
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"We Could Have Done Much More Had We Wanted": Rajnath Singh On Op Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said the armed forces "could have done much more" during Operation Sindoor in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, but deliberately opted for a "restrained" and "calibrated" response.
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How India's All-Weather Friend Russia Played Key Role In Op Sindoor Success
Indo-Russian friendship is likely to get a new momentum this week with President Vladimir Putin arriving in India for a summit with PM Modi on December 4-5, and India's Sudarshan Chakra or the Indian 'iron dome' may see enhanced co-operation.
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"Operation Sindoor Brilliant Example Of Civil-Military Fusion": Rajnath Singh
Operation Sindoor is a "brilliant example" of civil-military fusion, where the administrative machinery worked seamlessly with the armed forces to communicate vital information and build public confidence, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said.
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Op Sindoor: How 19 Bravehearts Saved 250 Civilians During Pak's Uri Strike
During the India-Pakistan conflict during Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack, shells from across the border had targeted hydroelectric projects at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla
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"India Will Never Allow Borders To Be Compromised": PM Modi Praises Op Sindoor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said India seeks peace but will never allow its borders or national security to be compromised.
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'New Era Of Coercive Clarity In India's Security Doctrine': Report After Op Sindoor
India is undergoing a profound transformation in its national security posture, replacing decades of predictable restraint with a far more assertive doctrine rooted in pre-emption, coercive leverage, and strategic autonomy.
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"Trusted Orchestra": Army Chief On How Operation Sindoor Was Executed
Op Sindoor was a "trusted orchestra" where every musician played a "simultaneous or synergistic role", and that is how in 22 minutes, the Indian armed forces could destroy nine terrorist targets, Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi said on Saturday.
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China Used India-Pak Conflict To Conduct "Real-World" Test Of Its Weapons: Report
China tested its modern weapons systems for the first time during the India-Pakistan conflict in May.
