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28 Jul

Parliament Gears Up for High-Stakes 16-Hour Debate on ‘Operation Sindoor’ Amid Monsoon Session

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New Delhi (National Times): The Lok Sabha is set to witness a heated 16-hour-long debate on Monday, July 28, over Operation Sindoor, India’s military counterstrike following the recent Pahalgam terror attack. The discussion marks a crucial moment in the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament, with both the ruling NDA and the Opposition INDIA bloc expected to lock horns on key aspects of the operation and its geopolitical implications. According to Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, the Business Advisory Committee had unanimously decided to prioritise a special discussion on Operation Sindoor, following persistent demands from the Opposition, especially the Congress, for clarity…

27 Jul

NCERT to Introduce Modules on Operation Sindoor to Highlight India’s Military Prowess

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New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): In a move aimed at instilling awareness of national security and military achievements among students, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is preparing two educational modules centered on Operation Sindoor, India’s recent cross-border counter-terror operation against targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. According to senior officials from the Ministry of Education, the initiative is designed to familiarize schoolchildren with India’s military capabilities and the response to terrorism emanating from across the border. "Two special modules are currently under development. The first will be tailored for students in Classes 3 to 8, while the…

26 Jul

NCERT to Introduce Special Modules on Operation Sindoor for School Students

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndiaIndian military education, NCERT modules, Operation Sindoor, Pakistan terror strikes, Rajnath Singh, school curriculum

New Delhi: The National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT) is preparing two dedicated educational modules on Operation Sindoor India’s recent strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan to raise awareness among students about the nation’s military capabilities, sources from the education ministry confirmed on Saturday.These modules aim to highlight the achievements of India and its Armed Forces. One version will be designed for students in Classes 3 to 8, while the second, more advanced version will be intended for students from Classes 9 to 12. Each module will span eight to ten pages, narrating how India decisively responded to…

23 Jul

Parliament Set for 16-Hour Debate on Pahalgam Terror Attack and Operation Sindoor Next Week

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndia, PoliticsLok Sabha, Operation Sindoor, Pahalgam terror attack, Parliament debate, PM Modi, Rajya Sabha

New Delhi, July 25, 2025 — The Indian Parliament is preparing for a 16-hour-long debate in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha next week on the Pahalgam terror attack and the subsequent Operation Sindoor. This follows mounting pressure from the Opposition, which has demanded a clear response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the matter.The Lok Sabha is scheduled to begin the discussion on July 28, followed by the Rajya Sabha on July 29, provided that the sessions proceed without disruptions. The decision comes after meetings of the Business Advisory Committees (BAC) of both Houses, where the government agreed to…

20 Jul

Operation Sindoor: Satellite Imagery Suggests Indian Missile Strike on Pakistan’s Nuclear Site at Kirana Hills

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New Delhi/Islamabad (National Times): New satellite imagery has surfaced, appearing to confirm a missile strike by India on Pakistan’s sensitive Kirana Hills region, home to key elements of its nuclear infrastructure. The development marks a significant turn in the narrative around Operation Sindoor, the covert Indian military campaign carried out in May 2025. The imagery, captured by Google Earth in June 2025 and analyzed by noted geo-intelligence expert Damien Symon, reveals what appears to be a missile impact point in the Sargodha district of Pakistan’s Punjab province — specifically, in the Kirana Hills, long linked to the country’s nuclear program.…

17 Jul

Trump May Visit Pakistan in September, Possibly India Too; Islamabad Denies Confirmation

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National Times Bureau, July 17, 2025 — United States President Donald Trump is likely to visit Pakistan in September, according to multiple media reports in the country. Citing sources close to the matter, Reuters also reported that after his Pakistan visit, Trump may make a stop in India as part of his South Asia tour.While there has been no official confirmation, Pakistan’s foreign office has stated that it is unaware of any such plans. If confirmed, Trump’s visit would mark the first by a U.S. President to Pakistan in nearly two decades — the last being George W. Bush in…

13 Jul

Sonia Gandhi to Lead Congress Strategy Meet Ahead of Stormy Monsoon Session in Parliament

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndia, PoliticsCongress strategy meeting, Monsoon session Parliament, Operation Sindoor, Sonia Gandhi

New Delhi, July 13, 2025 — Congress Parliamentary Party leader Sonia Gandhi will chair a crucial strategy meeting on Tuesday to chalk out the party’s approach for the upcoming Monsoon session of Parliament, as the opposition gears up for potential clashes with the government over a host of sensitive issues.The session, now scheduled from July 21 to August 21, has been extended by a week beyond its original timeline, signaling the government’s intent to push through significant legislative business. Among the key items on the government’s agenda is legislation to pave the way for private sector participation in India’s nuclear…

29 Jun

Row Erupts Over Indian Defence Attache’s Remarks on IAF Losses During Operation Sindoor

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New Delhi/Jakarta, June 30, 2025 — A political controversy has erupted over remarks made by Captain Shiv Kumar, the Indian defence attache in Indonesia, who indicated that the Indian Air Force lost fighter jets during the initial phase of Operation Sindoor due to restrictions imposed by political leadership against striking Pakistani military targets.A video of Captain Kumar’s comments from a June 10 seminar in Jakarta surfaced on Sunday, prompting sharp reactions from India’s political opposition and clarifications from the Indian embassy in Indonesia.Captain Kumar, a Navy officer, had been speaking at a university seminar titled “Analysis of the Pakistan-India Air…

11 Jun

OP Sindoor Undermines Traditional Warfare Concepts, Says Military Chief

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndiamodern warfare doctrine, Operation Sindoor, precision strike

New Delhi, June 11, 2025: India’s recent Operation Sindoor has demonstrated that traditional concepts of linear warfare such as defined fronts, rear areas and combat depths no longer apply in modern conflict, according to the country's military leadership. The operation relied on deep-strike precision weaponry and integrated command structures, reflecting a profound shift in military doctrine. In comments carried by The Tribune, India’s military chief highlighted how long-range weapons capable of striking hundreds of kilometres into enemy territory were deployed without crossing national borders. This rendered conventional battle zones moot, while emphasizing agility, accuracy and technologically driven tactics. The operation…

10 Jun

India Demonstrates Unified Commitment on Terrorism After Operation Sindoor

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New Delhi, June 10, 2025 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened over 50 Members of Parliament from seven multi-party delegations today at his official residence, marking the culmination of an extensive diplomatic campaign to globalize India's position against terrorism following the April 22 Pahalgam attack and subsequent Operation Sindoor.These parliamentary delegations, representing parties including the BJP, Congress, DMK, NCP(SP), and Shiv Sena, journeyed to more than 30 countries spanning continents to brief governments, lawmakers, think tanks, and the international media. Led by prominent figures such as Shashi Tharoor, Anand Sharma, Priyanka Chaturvedi, Supriya Sule, and Brijesh Chowta, their mission underscored India’s zero-tolerance…