Indian Army

India repels Pakistan’s air raids: What were the targets, how were drones intercepted?

Pakistan has launched missiles and drone attacks on multiple locations in Jammu. The development comes a day after India conducted terror strikes on terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in Operation Sindoor. Earlier, India thwarted Pakistan’s attempt to target over a dozen locations in northern and western India. But what were the targets? How were the projectiles intercepted?

What is S-400 and Akash system that India used to foil Pakistan’s drone assault?

India on Thursday neutralised an attempted attack from Pakistan on various locations in northern and western parts of the country. India used its S-400 and Akash weapons systems to foil Pakistan’s drone assault. But what do we know about them?

Neutralising Pak missiles and air defence system: How India is stopping a retaliatory attack

Despite India’s warnings, Pakistan has attempted to attack India. However, its missiles aimed at 15 cities were destroyed, and the air defence system neutralised. Here’s how Indian forces have prepared to take on the neighbour, as tensions escalate after Operation Sindoor

Operation Sindoor: Inside Indian Army and Air Force's two-pronged attack on Pakistan terror hubs

Operation Sindoor saw the Indian Army and Indian Air Force carry out strikes on nearly two dozen terror bases across nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. But how did they plan and execute this historic military action? Let’s take a closer look

Pahalgam to Poonch: Two tales of responses, India follows UNSC as Pakistan commits war crimes

Pakistan's shelling of Poonch civilians seen as a war crime and breach of international law

How Operation Sindoor symbolises calibrated, coordinated tri-service response

While it marks a step on the escalatory ladder, India has demonstrated considerable restraint in its selection of targets and method of execution, employing all three services to strike targets in Pakistan and POK for the first time since 1971

Rafales, Mirages, Sukhois: The jets India used to dismantle Pakistan terror camps

India’s Operation Sindoor saw a coordinated aerial strike on terror targets across Pakistan and the PoK without a single fighter jet crossing the border. With Rafales launching Scalp missiles, Mirages reportedly deploying Spice-2000 bombs, and Sukhois providing top cover, the Indian Air Force demonstrated how modern precision warfare works

From Operation Vijay to Operation Sindoor: India’s military operations against Pakistan have evolved

India has conducted at least ten major military operations in response to aggression or terrorism emanating from Pakistan, including Operation Trident (1971), Operation Vijay (1999), Operation Bandar (2019) and most recently, Operation Sindoor (2025). These have involved air, land and naval assets and reflect a steady evolution toward high-precision, targeted counterforce strategies

Operation Sindoor: How India made it difficult for Pakistan to respond militarily to strikes

India struck nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir today (May 7) in response to the Pahalgam attack in which 26 were left dead. India has used a variety of methods to make it difficult for Pakistan to respond militarily. Let’s take a closer look

Operation Sindoor: What missiles does Pakistan have? How far can they travel into India?

On May 7, India struck at several targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) in ‘Operation Sindoor’ as retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack. Islamabad has called the strikes an ‘act of war’ and said that it has every right to give a ‘befitting reply’. But what do we know about Islamabad’s different missile systems? How far can they travel into India?