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"It's A Hittile": BrahMos Ex-Chief On Missile's Journey, Strength And Future
The world's fastest supersonic cruise missile, BrahMos, showcased "India's military might" during Operation Sindoor after it struck Pakistan's military infrastructure during the 100-hour battle.
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5 Things India Is Planning To Do With BrahMos After Op Sindoor Success
A BrahMos supersonic cruise missile flies at three times the speed of sound and can strike targets 400 kilometres away.
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"We Were Ready To Act After Prayers, But India Launched Brahmos": Pak PM
The Indian strikes were carried out under Operation Sindoor - a targeted military attack on terror infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
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S Jaishankar On Pahalgam And Pak Army Chief's 'Extreme Religious Outlook'
The India-Pakistan military conflict this month - a tense 100 hours in which the two fired missiles at the other - was triggered by the "barbaric" April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Ground Report From Indian Army Post At LoC That Stopped Pak Attack
NDTV on Monday visited an Indian Army post at the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, days after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire following four days of intense cross-border drone and missile strikes.
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"They Have To Find A Deep Hole": Top Officer On Pak Plan To Relocate Army HQ
India's offensive strikes during Operation Sindoor targeted key Pakistani airbases with precision, utilising loitering munitions to destroy high-value targets.
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How Indian Army Responded To Pak's Attempt To Target Golden Temple
Indian Air Defence systems, including AKASH missile system, L-70 Air Defence Guns, saved the Golden Temple in Amritsar and cities of Punjab from Pakistani missile and drone attacks.
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"India Has Launched Missiles": Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif Recounts 2:30 AM Asim Munir Call
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in a rare public admission confirmed Indian missiles struck the Nur Khan Airbase and other targets inside Pakistan during the early hours of May 10.
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Ex-Pak Air Marshal Admits Losing AWACS Aircraft At Bholari Base In Op Sindoor
While the Pakistani military has continuously downplayed the extent of damage caused by the Indian strikes, satellite images have shown the real picture.
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India, Pak To Work Towards Reducing Alertness Levels: Sources
India and Pakistan will continue the confidence-building measures agreed between their two top military officers to end the brief conflict following the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists, sources have said.
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Opinion | The Rise Of Indigenous Defence Under PM Modi - By Pradeep Bhandari
The Armed Forces launched precision strikes in Pakistan using indigenous missile systems, AI-enabled surveillance drones, and smart munitions.
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"China-Made Air Defence System In Pakistan Jammed By Air Force," Says India
In a big reveal, the Government of India on Wednesday, said that the Indian Air Force had successfully jammed Chinese air defence systems that Pakistan had installed all along its border and Line of Control with India.
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Concrete Evidence Of Hostile Imported Tech Used By Pakistan: 5 Points
All strikes under Operation Sindoor were executed without any loss of Indian assets. The Indian Air Force bypassed and jammed Pakistan's Chinese-supplied air defence systems, completing the mission in 23 minutes, showing India's technological edge.
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Opinion | Six Big - But Less Noticed - Takeaways From Operation Sindoor
Though the S-400 system hogged media limelight, it was the indigenous radars, SAM and Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems that formed the backbone of our ground-based air defence, highlighting the value of indigenous armament.
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India Can Hit Every Corner Of Pak, Army, Terrorists Know This Now: PM Modi
Standing in front of the advanced S-400 air defence system in Punjab's Adampur, which Pakistan claimed it had destroyed, PM Modi exposed Islamabad's blatant lies when he made a televised address from the forward air force base.
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"It's A Hittile": BrahMos Ex-Chief On Missile's Journey, Strength And Future
The world's fastest supersonic cruise missile, BrahMos, showcased "India's military might" during Operation Sindoor after it struck Pakistan's military infrastructure during the 100-hour battle.
-
5 Things India Is Planning To Do With BrahMos After Op Sindoor Success
A BrahMos supersonic cruise missile flies at three times the speed of sound and can strike targets 400 kilometres away.
-
"We Were Ready To Act After Prayers, But India Launched Brahmos": Pak PM
The Indian strikes were carried out under Operation Sindoor - a targeted military attack on terror infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
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S Jaishankar On Pahalgam And Pak Army Chief's 'Extreme Religious Outlook'
The India-Pakistan military conflict this month - a tense 100 hours in which the two fired missiles at the other - was triggered by the "barbaric" April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Ground Report From Indian Army Post At LoC That Stopped Pak Attack
NDTV on Monday visited an Indian Army post at the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, days after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire following four days of intense cross-border drone and missile strikes.
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"They Have To Find A Deep Hole": Top Officer On Pak Plan To Relocate Army HQ
India's offensive strikes during Operation Sindoor targeted key Pakistani airbases with precision, utilising loitering munitions to destroy high-value targets.
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How Indian Army Responded To Pak's Attempt To Target Golden Temple
Indian Air Defence systems, including AKASH missile system, L-70 Air Defence Guns, saved the Golden Temple in Amritsar and cities of Punjab from Pakistani missile and drone attacks.
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"India Has Launched Missiles": Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif Recounts 2:30 AM Asim Munir Call
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in a rare public admission confirmed Indian missiles struck the Nur Khan Airbase and other targets inside Pakistan during the early hours of May 10.
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Ex-Pak Air Marshal Admits Losing AWACS Aircraft At Bholari Base In Op Sindoor
While the Pakistani military has continuously downplayed the extent of damage caused by the Indian strikes, satellite images have shown the real picture.
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India, Pak To Work Towards Reducing Alertness Levels: Sources
India and Pakistan will continue the confidence-building measures agreed between their two top military officers to end the brief conflict following the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists, sources have said.
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Opinion | The Rise Of Indigenous Defence Under PM Modi - By Pradeep Bhandari
The Armed Forces launched precision strikes in Pakistan using indigenous missile systems, AI-enabled surveillance drones, and smart munitions.
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"China-Made Air Defence System In Pakistan Jammed By Air Force," Says India
In a big reveal, the Government of India on Wednesday, said that the Indian Air Force had successfully jammed Chinese air defence systems that Pakistan had installed all along its border and Line of Control with India.
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Concrete Evidence Of Hostile Imported Tech Used By Pakistan: 5 Points
All strikes under Operation Sindoor were executed without any loss of Indian assets. The Indian Air Force bypassed and jammed Pakistan's Chinese-supplied air defence systems, completing the mission in 23 minutes, showing India's technological edge.
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Opinion | Six Big - But Less Noticed - Takeaways From Operation Sindoor
Though the S-400 system hogged media limelight, it was the indigenous radars, SAM and Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems that formed the backbone of our ground-based air defence, highlighting the value of indigenous armament.
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India Can Hit Every Corner Of Pak, Army, Terrorists Know This Now: PM Modi
Standing in front of the advanced S-400 air defence system in Punjab's Adampur, which Pakistan claimed it had destroyed, PM Modi exposed Islamabad's blatant lies when he made a televised address from the forward air force base.
