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"Professional Militaries Not Affected By Losses": Chief Of Defence Staff
Losses suffered in a military conflict are not as important as the targeted outcome of that operation, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan said Tuesday afternoon in a special lecture on 'Future Wars and Warfare'.
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"We Have Enormous Respect But...": Shashi Tharoor On Trump's India-Pak Ceasefire Claim
US President Trump has repeatedly claimed that he played a key role in facilitating the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
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'Lot Of Space Before Nuclear Threshold Is Crossed': Top Military Official On Op Sindoor
India switched tactics after suffering losses in the air on the first day of conflict with Pakistan earlier this month and established a decisive advantage before the neighbours announced a ceasefire three days later.
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US 'Very Close' To Making Trade Deal With India, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said the "deal" he is most proud of is that he was able to stop "potentially a nuclear war" between India and Pakistan through trade as opposed to through "bullets".
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"We Are Not Greedy For Pakistan, Their Region": Salman Khurshid On Op Sindoor
India is not greedy for Pakistan and does not seek to capture their territory or destroy them, Congress leader Salman Khurshid has said.
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'No, Tariffs Never Came Up...': India After Trump's Latest Ceasefire Claim
India has debunked, firmly and yet again, any link between tariffs imposed by the United States and discussions with that country over the May 10 cessation of hostilities with Pakistan.
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Yunus Talks Of "Elusive" Peace As Bangladesh Frees Man Who Killed Thousands
Bangladesh's interim chief Mohammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming elusive in Asia and beyond, with wars and man-made conflicts destroying the lives and livelihoods of thousands.
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"After Losing Wars, Pak Chose Terrorism To Target India": Indian Delegation In Congo
BJP leader SS Ahluwalia, part of the all-party delegation led by Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde, scathingly criticised Pakistan, stating that it has repeatedly used terrorism as a weapon against India after losing three wars.
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"Have Decided To Remove 'Terror Thorn' From India": PM Modi's Vow In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday targeted Pakistan over continuing support for cross-border attacks, accusing it of using terrorism as a weapon and "waging war" against India and declaring "we have decided to remove the 'terror thorn' from Ind
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"Astonished...": S Jaishankar On Whether India, Pak Were Close To Nuke War
India and Pakistan were nowhere close to a nuclear conflict during their recent military clash, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said, pointing to a narrative in the West that anything that happens in South Asia is promptly linked to a nucle
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India Expels Another Pak High Commission Official, 2nd In 8 Days
India on Wednesday expelled a second official working at the Pakistan High Commission for "indulging in activities not in keeping with his official status" and directed the official to leave the country within 24 hours.
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Opinion | Can China's Arms Market Recover From India-Pak War Embarrassment?
Most of China's military equipment - estimated to have cost Pakistan more than $20 billion - underperformed, missed their targets, malfunctioned, destroyed, or fell like duds in the war theatre.
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Bid To "Hoodwink The World": India Junks Pak's Charges On Suicide Bombing
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Wednesday dismissed Pakistan's allegation that India was trying to "foment terrorism" in the neighbouring country, saying any "attempt to hoodwink the world is doomed to fail".
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Opinion | Why Operation Sindoor Will Be Studied The World Over
While brief in duration compared to the grinding wars of Eastern Europe and the Middle East, the significance of Sindoor lies in the speed, sophistication, and multi-domain nature of Indias military and political response.
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Opinion | Why Bangladesh Army Chief's Russia Tilt May Be Good For India
A Russian presence in Bangladesh, instead of resurrecting Cold War alignments, might just enable multipolarity in the Bay of Bengal region, balancing out the presence of extra-regional actors here.
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"Professional Militaries Not Affected By Losses": Chief Of Defence Staff
Losses suffered in a military conflict are not as important as the targeted outcome of that operation, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan said Tuesday afternoon in a special lecture on 'Future Wars and Warfare'.
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"We Have Enormous Respect But...": Shashi Tharoor On Trump's India-Pak Ceasefire Claim
US President Trump has repeatedly claimed that he played a key role in facilitating the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
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'Lot Of Space Before Nuclear Threshold Is Crossed': Top Military Official On Op Sindoor
India switched tactics after suffering losses in the air on the first day of conflict with Pakistan earlier this month and established a decisive advantage before the neighbours announced a ceasefire three days later.
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US 'Very Close' To Making Trade Deal With India, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said the "deal" he is most proud of is that he was able to stop "potentially a nuclear war" between India and Pakistan through trade as opposed to through "bullets".
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"We Are Not Greedy For Pakistan, Their Region": Salman Khurshid On Op Sindoor
India is not greedy for Pakistan and does not seek to capture their territory or destroy them, Congress leader Salman Khurshid has said.
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'No, Tariffs Never Came Up...': India After Trump's Latest Ceasefire Claim
India has debunked, firmly and yet again, any link between tariffs imposed by the United States and discussions with that country over the May 10 cessation of hostilities with Pakistan.
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Yunus Talks Of "Elusive" Peace As Bangladesh Frees Man Who Killed Thousands
Bangladesh's interim chief Mohammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming elusive in Asia and beyond, with wars and man-made conflicts destroying the lives and livelihoods of thousands.
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"After Losing Wars, Pak Chose Terrorism To Target India": Indian Delegation In Congo
BJP leader SS Ahluwalia, part of the all-party delegation led by Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde, scathingly criticised Pakistan, stating that it has repeatedly used terrorism as a weapon against India after losing three wars.
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"Have Decided To Remove 'Terror Thorn' From India": PM Modi's Vow In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday targeted Pakistan over continuing support for cross-border attacks, accusing it of using terrorism as a weapon and "waging war" against India and declaring "we have decided to remove the 'terror thorn' from Ind
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"Astonished...": S Jaishankar On Whether India, Pak Were Close To Nuke War
India and Pakistan were nowhere close to a nuclear conflict during their recent military clash, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said, pointing to a narrative in the West that anything that happens in South Asia is promptly linked to a nucle
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India Expels Another Pak High Commission Official, 2nd In 8 Days
India on Wednesday expelled a second official working at the Pakistan High Commission for "indulging in activities not in keeping with his official status" and directed the official to leave the country within 24 hours.
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Opinion | Can China's Arms Market Recover From India-Pak War Embarrassment?
Most of China's military equipment - estimated to have cost Pakistan more than $20 billion - underperformed, missed their targets, malfunctioned, destroyed, or fell like duds in the war theatre.
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Bid To "Hoodwink The World": India Junks Pak's Charges On Suicide Bombing
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Wednesday dismissed Pakistan's allegation that India was trying to "foment terrorism" in the neighbouring country, saying any "attempt to hoodwink the world is doomed to fail".
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Opinion | Why Operation Sindoor Will Be Studied The World Over
While brief in duration compared to the grinding wars of Eastern Europe and the Middle East, the significance of Sindoor lies in the speed, sophistication, and multi-domain nature of Indias military and political response.
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Opinion | Why Bangladesh Army Chief's Russia Tilt May Be Good For India
A Russian presence in Bangladesh, instead of resurrecting Cold War alignments, might just enable multipolarity in the Bay of Bengal region, balancing out the presence of extra-regional actors here.
