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"Could've Been A Bad Nuke War," Claims Trump. What PM Modi Said Shortly After
Donald Trump has taken credit for having "stopped a nuclear conflict - a bad one" in the brink of time. Both India and Pakistan have "lots of nuclear weapons", said the US President, adding that the two nations were going at it "hot and heavy".
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'We Did Not Hit Kirana Hills In Pakistan': Indian Air Force Trashes Rumours
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Monday trashed social media rumours that it hit Pakistan's Kirana Hills, which reportedly has a nuclear facility.
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Guardians Of The Sky - India's Integrated Air Defence That Outfoxed Pakistan
India's Integrated Air Command and Control System (IACCS) played a pivotal role in defending the skies. An automated system integrates data from forces to combat aerial threats.
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A Virat Kohli Mention In Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor Briefing
"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. If Lillee don't get you, Thommo must," a witty caption in an Australian daily on a cricket match between Australia and England in the 1970s found a mention in the Indian Armed Forces' latest briefing today.
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Sensex, Nifty Clock Best Single-Day Rally In 4 Years After Ceasefire Deal
The understanding for a ceasefire between India and Pakistan brought cheers for investors who were richer by more than Rs 16 lakh crore in a single day -- as Sensex and Nifty gained a massive nearly 4 per cent in a bull rally seen after February 2021
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17 New Born Girls Named 'Sindoor' In UP After Indian Army's Military Op
Inspired by Operation Sindoor, India's military action against Pakistan to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack last month, 17 newborn girls here have been named Sindoor by their families.
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"All Systems Fully Functional, Ready For Ops If Needed In Future": India
India said all its military bases are fully functional and continue to remain so, debunking Pakistan's claims that it struck Indian bases.
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"No Enemy Aircraft Was Allowed To...": Indian Navy On Operation Sindoor
No enemy aircraft was allowed to come within hundreds of kilometres of Indian territory during Pakistan's attempts to target the country's installations last week, Director General of Naval Operations, Vice Admiral A N Pramod, said on Monday.
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"The Pakistani Mirage": India Says Destroyed Enemy In The Sky
The Indian army today shared a compilation video of Operation Sindoor at a special briefing of top defence officials. The video, titled 'Destroy the Enemy in the Sky', featured footage of several army, navy and air force operations.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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Pak Says Man Who Led Terrorists' Funeral "A Family Man". US Disagrees
The Pakistani armed forces have claimed that Hafiz Abdur Rauf, a US-designated global terrorist, who led the funeral of the terrorists killed in Indian airstrikes during Operation Sindoor is an ordinary citizen.
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"War Is Not Romantic, Not Your Bollywood Movie": Ex-Army Chief Manoj Naravane
Speaking at an event in Pune, former Indian Army chief General Manoj Naravane said if ordered, he would go to war, but diplomacy would be his first choice.
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Indian Air Force Struck Karachi's Malir Cantt: Big Revelation On Op Sindoor
The Air Force carried out strikes against targets near Karachi in Pakistan, Air Marshal AK Bharti, the Director-General of Operations for the IAF indicated in a special briefing Sunday evening.
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10 Satellites Working Continuously To Ensure Safety Of Citizens: ISRO Chief
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman V Narayanan said that at least 10 satellites are continuously working round-the-clock for the strategic purpose to ensure the safety and security of the citizens of the country.
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Sensex Up 2,200 Points As Markets Open For First Time Since Ceasefire
Indian equities saw a strong rally as the markets opened for the first time since India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire after weeks of tensions in the aftermath of Pahalgam terror attack.
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"Could've Been A Bad Nuke War," Claims Trump. What PM Modi Said Shortly After
Donald Trump has taken credit for having "stopped a nuclear conflict - a bad one" in the brink of time. Both India and Pakistan have "lots of nuclear weapons", said the US President, adding that the two nations were going at it "hot and heavy".
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'We Did Not Hit Kirana Hills In Pakistan': Indian Air Force Trashes Rumours
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Monday trashed social media rumours that it hit Pakistan's Kirana Hills, which reportedly has a nuclear facility.
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Guardians Of The Sky - India's Integrated Air Defence That Outfoxed Pakistan
India's Integrated Air Command and Control System (IACCS) played a pivotal role in defending the skies. An automated system integrates data from forces to combat aerial threats.
-
A Virat Kohli Mention In Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor Briefing
"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. If Lillee don't get you, Thommo must," a witty caption in an Australian daily on a cricket match between Australia and England in the 1970s found a mention in the Indian Armed Forces' latest briefing today.
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Sensex, Nifty Clock Best Single-Day Rally In 4 Years After Ceasefire Deal
The understanding for a ceasefire between India and Pakistan brought cheers for investors who were richer by more than Rs 16 lakh crore in a single day -- as Sensex and Nifty gained a massive nearly 4 per cent in a bull rally seen after February 2021
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17 New Born Girls Named 'Sindoor' In UP After Indian Army's Military Op
Inspired by Operation Sindoor, India's military action against Pakistan to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack last month, 17 newborn girls here have been named Sindoor by their families.
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"All Systems Fully Functional, Ready For Ops If Needed In Future": India
India said all its military bases are fully functional and continue to remain so, debunking Pakistan's claims that it struck Indian bases.
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"No Enemy Aircraft Was Allowed To...": Indian Navy On Operation Sindoor
No enemy aircraft was allowed to come within hundreds of kilometres of Indian territory during Pakistan's attempts to target the country's installations last week, Director General of Naval Operations, Vice Admiral A N Pramod, said on Monday.
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"The Pakistani Mirage": India Says Destroyed Enemy In The Sky
The Indian army today shared a compilation video of Operation Sindoor at a special briefing of top defence officials. The video, titled 'Destroy the Enemy in the Sky', featured footage of several army, navy and air force operations.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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Pak Says Man Who Led Terrorists' Funeral "A Family Man". US Disagrees
The Pakistani armed forces have claimed that Hafiz Abdur Rauf, a US-designated global terrorist, who led the funeral of the terrorists killed in Indian airstrikes during Operation Sindoor is an ordinary citizen.
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"War Is Not Romantic, Not Your Bollywood Movie": Ex-Army Chief Manoj Naravane
Speaking at an event in Pune, former Indian Army chief General Manoj Naravane said if ordered, he would go to war, but diplomacy would be his first choice.
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Indian Air Force Struck Karachi's Malir Cantt: Big Revelation On Op Sindoor
The Air Force carried out strikes against targets near Karachi in Pakistan, Air Marshal AK Bharti, the Director-General of Operations for the IAF indicated in a special briefing Sunday evening.
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10 Satellites Working Continuously To Ensure Safety Of Citizens: ISRO Chief
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman V Narayanan said that at least 10 satellites are continuously working round-the-clock for the strategic purpose to ensure the safety and security of the citizens of the country.
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Sensex Up 2,200 Points As Markets Open For First Time Since Ceasefire
Indian equities saw a strong rally as the markets opened for the first time since India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire after weeks of tensions in the aftermath of Pahalgam terror attack.
