Shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the nation after Operation Sindoor, drones were sighted in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba on Monday (May 12).
PM Modi on Monday (May 12) addressed the nation for the first time after Operation Sindoor, warning Pakistan that India's patience has limits when it comes to cross-border terrorism and stressing to dismantle their terror infrastructure.&nbsp;
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Shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the nation after Operation Sindoor, drones were sighted in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba on Monday (May 12). PM Modi on Monday (May 12) addressed the nation for the first time after Operation Sindoor, warning Pakistan that India's patience has limits when it comes to cross-border terrorism and stressing to dismantle their terror infrastructure. Click on the headlines for more Operation Sindoor: Drones sighted in J&K's Samba shortly after PM Modi's address; 'They are being engaged,' says Army sources Despite a ceasefire agreement that was reached on Saturday (May 10) drones were sighted in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba on Monday (May 12). 'Terror and talks can't go together': PM Modi warns Pakistan after Operation Sindoor, says 'dismantle terror infrastructure' Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a firm warning to Pakistan on Monday (May 12) during his first address to the nation following Operation Sindoor, India’s military retaliation after the brutal Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 Indian citizens, most of them tourists. 'Could have been a bad nuclear war': Trump reacts to India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement US President Donald Trump on Monday (May 12) reacted to the India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement saying "It could have been a bad nuclear war." 'After being badly beaten...': Pakistan appealed to whole world post India's Operation Sindoor, PM Modi says In his first address to the nation after Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) stressed that after India's retaliatory action, Pakistan begged the world to reduce tensions after being badly beaten. ‘Terrorists wiped off our women’s Sindoor, we obliterated their headquarters’: PM Modi explains symbolism behind ‘Operation Sindoor’ Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Monday (May 12) for the first time since the Indian Army launched Operation Sindoor, a military response to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 Indians, most of them tourists. Operation Sindoor | 'Action on Pakistan only paused for now': PM Modi says future steps will be taken based on Pak behaviour Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) addressed the nation two days after the India-Pakistan ceasefire and warned that the retaliation against Pakistan remains on hold. WION DataLabs: Pakistan got $22 billion from the IMF in 25 years, but spent $185 billion on its military The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recently approved a fresh $2.3 billion package for Pakistan. Out of this, $1 billion will be given immediately under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), and $1.3 billion will come through a new Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF). Trump signs executive order aiming to slash drug costs in US by 50% US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday that aims to cut prescription drug costs in the US by aligning what the government pays for certain medications with the prices paid in other countries. The order, experts say, is far more aggressive than the one during Trump’s first term to cut drug costs, which was blocked by a federal judge and failed hence. John Abraham’s The Diplomat true story: How India envoy JP Singh rescued Uzma Ahmed from Pakistan In 2017, the entire nation was shocked by the story of Uzma Ahmed, who was rescued from Pakistan and called the "daughter of India" by then External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj. Eight years later, John Abraham's film The Diplomat brings her story to the silver screen, depicting the real-life ordeal of Uzma and how the Indian envoy, J.P. Singh, played a pivotal role in bringing her back. Virat Kohli even eclipses Sachin on cultural influence - Ian Chappell’s huge praise for Test giant Sachin Tendulkar could be a more successful Test cricketer, but Virat Kohli’s influence on cultural and psychological impact on India’s cricketing identity is larger, former Australia captain Ian Chappell wrote in his column for ESPNcricinfo. On Monday (May 9), Virat took to social media to announce his Test retirement, ending a glorious yet proud 14-year career in the whites.

Top 10 world news: Drones sighted in J&K's Samba, PM Modi addresses nation after Operation Sindoor

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation, confirming that Indian missiles and drones have struck terror camps inside Pakistan. He made it clear that dialogue cannot proceed unless Pakistan dismantles its terror infrastructure. The message marks a sharp escalation in India’s stance.

'Pakistan must eradicate terror infrastructure to survive': PM Modi addresses nation on Op Sindoor

'Terrorists never thought India will take such a big step': PM Modi addresses nation on Op Sindoor

In a joint military briefing on Operation Sindoor the Indian Air Force says the air defense systems brought down Chinese PL15 missiles and Turkish drones used by Pakistan during the conflict between the two countries after Operation Sindoor. Detailing operation Sindoor the DGMOs demonstrated the images of wreckage of Chinese PL15 missiles Turkish drones further highlighting that India's layered air defense grid proved impenetrable. Watch in for more details!

Operation Sindoor: How damage was kept to a minimum

In his first address to the nation after <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/operation-sindoor">Operation Sindoor</a>, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) stressed that after India's retaliatory action, Pakistan begged the world to reduce tensions after being badly beaten.&nbsp;
PM Modi continued that by then Indian army already destroyed the terrorist infrastructure on a large scale.
"After India's aggressive action, Pakistan started looking for ways to escape. Pakistan was appealing to the world to reduce tensions and after being badly beaten, the Pakistani army contacted our DGMO on the afternoon of May 10," he said during his first address after Operation Sindoor.&nbsp;
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"By then, we had destroyed the infrastructure of terrorism on a large scale and the terrorists were killed. Therefore, when Pakistan said that it would not show any further terrorist activity and military audacity, India also considered it...," PM Modi added.&nbsp;
<h2>'Pakistan pleaded with India to stop attacks'</h2>
Prime Minister Modi said that Pakistan urged India to stop attacks, but India only considered when they promised to stop their misadventure.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Pakistan pleaded with us to stop attacks but we considered it only after they promised to stop their misadventure," he said.&nbsp;
He said that Pakistan slumped into gloom after India's attack on terror camps, however, they dared to attack us rather than helping fight terror.
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He added, "The entire world saw how Pakistani drones were downed into dumps by our military might. India has struck at the heart of Pakistan, our missiles attacked with precision to damage their air bases."&nbsp;
PM Modi also confirmed further that more than 100 dreaded terrorists were slaughtered in Indian attack on Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).&nbsp;
He said that the Indian government gave full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists.&nbsp;
"We have given full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists..."
PM added, "Enemy has now realised consequences of removing 'sindoor' from forehead of our women; Operation Sindoor was not just a name."
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Prime Minister Modi said that Pakistan urged India to stop attacks, but India only considered when they promised to stop their misadventure. India news pakistan

In his first address to the nation after Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) stressed that after India's retaliatory action, Pakistan begged the world to reduce tensions after being badly beaten. PM Modi continued that by then Indian army already destroyed the terrorist infrastructure on a large scale. "After India's aggressive action, Pakistan started looking for ways to escape. Pakistan was appealing to the world to reduce tensions and after being badly beaten, the Pakistani army contacted our DGMO on the afternoon of May 10," he said during his first address after Operation Sindoor. Also read: Operation Sindoor | ‘We demolished global universities of terrorism at Bahawalpur, Muridke’: PM Modi "By then, we had destroyed the infrastructure of terrorism on a large scale and the terrorists were killed. Therefore, when Pakistan said that it would not show any further terrorist activity and military audacity, India also considered it...," PM Modi added. 'Pakistan pleaded with India to stop attacks' Prime Minister Modi said that Pakistan urged India to stop attacks, but India only considered when they promised to stop their misadventure. “Pakistan pleaded with us to stop attacks but we considered it only after they promised to stop their misadventure," he said. He said that Pakistan slumped into gloom after India's attack on terror camps, however, they dared to attack us rather than helping fight terror. Also read: Operation Sindoor | PM Modi's message to nation: All you need to know in just 5 minutes He added, "The entire world saw how Pakistani drones were downed into dumps by our military might. India has struck at the heart of Pakistan, our missiles attacked with precision to damage their air bases." PM Modi also confirmed further that more than 100 dreaded terrorists were slaughtered in Indian attack on Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). He said that the Indian government gave full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists. "We have given full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists..." PM added, "Enemy has now realised consequences of removing 'sindoor' from forehead of our women; Operation Sindoor was not just a name." Also read: Operation Sindoor | 'Action on Pakistan only paused for now': PM Modi says future steps will be taken based on Pak behaviour

'After being badly beaten...': Pakistan appealed to whole world post India's Operation Sindoor,  PM Modi says

Operation Sindoor: 'Indian missiles and drones targeted terror camps in Pakistan'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a firm warning to Pakistan on Monday (May 12) during his first address to the nation following Operation Sindoor, India&rsquo;s military retaliation after the brutal Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 Indian citizens, most of them tourists.
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In his speech, PM Modi made it clear that India's patience has limits when it comes to cross-border terrorism.
<h2>'Water and blood cannot flow together'</h2>
Without mincing words, PM Modi warned Islamabad, &ldquo;Pakistan must dismantle its terror infrastructure; there is no other path to peace.&rdquo;
He added, &ldquo;Terror and talks cannot go together and water and blood cannot flow together.&rdquo;
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<h2>A message to terrorists and their backers</h2>
PM Modi stated clearly that the Indian Army had been given full freedom to act, saying, "We have given full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists and today every terrorist, every terror organisation knows 'ki hamari behano, betiyon ke maathe se Sindoor hatane ka anjaam kya hota hai'."
He added, "...Aatankiyo ne hamari behano ka Sindoor ujada tha isliye Bharat ne aatank ke headquarters ujaad diye'. Over 100 terrorists were killed..."
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India news: Without mincing words, PM Modi warned Islamabad, “Pakistan must dismantle its terror infrastructure; there is no other path to peace.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a firm warning to Pakistan on Monday (May 12) during his first address to the nation following Operation Sindoor, India’s military retaliation after the brutal Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 Indian citizens, most of them tourists. Also read: PM Narendra Modi declares Operation Sindoor as policy, lists 3 pillars of India's new anti-terrorism doctrine In his speech, PM Modi made it clear that India's patience has limits when it comes to cross-border terrorism. 'Water and blood cannot flow together' Without mincing words, PM Modi warned Islamabad, “Pakistan must dismantle its terror infrastructure; there is no other path to peace.” He added, “Terror and talks cannot go together and water and blood cannot flow together.” Related stories: 'After being badly beaten...': Pakistan appealed to whole world post India's Operation Sindoor, PM Modi says ‘Terrorists wiped off our women’s Sindoor, we obliterated their headquarters’: PM Modi explains symbolism behind ‘Operation Sindoor’ A message to terrorists and their backers PM Modi stated clearly that the Indian Army had been given full freedom to act, saying, "We have given full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists and today every terrorist, every terror organisation knows 'ki hamari behano, betiyon ke maathe se Sindoor hatane ka anjaam kya hota hai'." He added, "...Aatankiyo ne hamari behano ka Sindoor ujada tha isliye Bharat ne aatank ke headquarters ujaad diye'. Over 100 terrorists were killed..." Also read: Is Hyderabad's Karachi bakery Indian or Pakistani ? Know its origin as protesters attacked 73-yr-old establishment amid India-Pak tensions

'Terror and talks can't go together': PM Modi warns Pakistan after Operation Sindoor, says 'dismantle terror infrastructure'

India and Pakistan came head-to-head after India struck terror hideouts in Pakistan occupied Kashmir and in other parts of eastern Pakistan. India asserts its fight is against terrorism and not the Pakistani military.

Operation Sindoor | IAF: Air defence intercepted, neutralised nearly all threats

India and Pakistan have reached a ceasefire agreement, bringing calm to the Line of Control. Following the agreement on May 10, 32 airports have reopened, and normalcy is returning to Jammu and Kashmir. The Srinagar airport is set to open on May 13, with no fresh reports of ceasefire violations.

Operation Sindoor: India announces reopening of 32 airports shut due to conflict

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) addressed the nation two days after the India-Pakistan ceasefire and warned that the retaliation against Pakistan remains on hold.&nbsp;
He said that the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force remain on alert and have "just paused" for now.&nbsp;
The Indian defence will take action according to Pakistan's behaviour, PM Modi said.&nbsp;
"We have only paused our retaliatory action on Pakistan&rsquo;s terrorist and military infrastructures for now. In upcoming days, every step taken by Pakistan will be keenly observed based on the approach and conduct it adopts," he stressed.
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PM Modi stated clearly that the Indian Army had been given full freedom to act, saying, "We have given full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists and today every terrorist, every terror organisation knows 'ki hamari behano, betiyon ke maathe se Sindoor hatane ka anjaam kya hota hai'."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) stressed that after India's retaliatory action, Pakistan begged the world to reduce tensions after being badly beaten.&nbsp;
PM Modi continued that by then Indian army already destroyed the terrorist infrastructure on a large scale. "After India's aggressive action, Pakistan started looking for ways to escape. Pakistan was appealing to the world to reduce tensions and after being badly beaten, the Pakistani army contacted our DGMO on the afternoon of May 10," he said during his first address after Operation Sindoor.&nbsp;
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<h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/operation-sindoor">Operation Sindoor</a></h2>
The name &ldquo;Operation Sindoor&rdquo;&nbsp;carries&nbsp;deep cultural meaning in India.&nbsp;Sindoor, or vermilion, is a red powder worn by married Hindu women. When a husband dies, tradition often requires the woman to wipe off the sindoor and stop wearing it from then, a sign of mourning and loss.
The prime minister said, "Operation Sindoor is not just a name. It&nbsp;is a reflection of&nbsp;the feelings of millions of people in the country. Operation Sindoor is an unbroken pledge of justice. Late night of 6 May and morning of 7 May, the whole world has seen this pledge turning into results."
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PM Modi said the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force remain on alert and have "paused" for now and will take action according to Pakistan's behaviour. India news pakistan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) addressed the nation two days after the India-Pakistan ceasefire and warned that the retaliation against Pakistan remains on hold. He said that the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force remain on alert and have "just paused" for now. The Indian defence will take action according to Pakistan's behaviour, PM Modi said. "We have only paused our retaliatory action on Pakistan’s terrorist and military infrastructures for now. In upcoming days, every step taken by Pakistan will be keenly observed based on the approach and conduct it adopts," he stressed. Also read: LIVE | India-Pakistan Ceasefire: 'It is the new normal and red line,' PM Modi on Operation Sindoor PM Modi stated clearly that the Indian Army had been given full freedom to act, saying, "We have given full freedom to the Indian army to wipe out the terrorists and today every terrorist, every terror organisation knows 'ki hamari behano, betiyon ke maathe se Sindoor hatane ka anjaam kya hota hai'." Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (May 12) stressed that after India's retaliatory action, Pakistan begged the world to reduce tensions after being badly beaten. PM Modi continued that by then Indian army already destroyed the terrorist infrastructure on a large scale. "After India's aggressive action, Pakistan started looking for ways to escape. Pakistan was appealing to the world to reduce tensions and after being badly beaten, the Pakistani army contacted our DGMO on the afternoon of May 10," he said during his first address after Operation Sindoor. Also read: Operation Sindoor | ‘We demolished global universities of terrorism at Bahawalpur, Muridke’: PM Modi Operation Sindoor The name “Operation Sindoor” carries deep cultural meaning in India. Sindoor, or vermilion, is a red powder worn by married Hindu women. When a husband dies, tradition often requires the woman to wipe off the sindoor and stop wearing it from then, a sign of mourning and loss. The prime minister said, "Operation Sindoor is not just a name. It is a reflection of the feelings of millions of people in the country. Operation Sindoor is an unbroken pledge of justice. Late night of 6 May and morning of 7 May, the whole world has seen this pledge turning into results." Also read: PM Narendra Modi declares Operation Sindoor as policy, lists 3 pillars of India's new anti-terrorism doctrine

Operation Sindoor | 'Action on Pakistan only paused for now': PM Modi says future steps will be taken based on Pak behaviour

In a stark demonstration of military prowess India's armed forces have showcased the superior operational readiness and technological edge during the recent operation Sindoor while Pakistan retaliated with Chinese-made PL15 missiles these missiles failed to hit their intended targets underscoring their robustness of India's multi-layered air defense systems.

Operation Sindoor: A showcase of India's military excellence

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After the Pahalgam terror attack carried out by Pakistan-backed terrorists killed 26 people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation, giving a befitting warning to the terrorists.

PM Modi is soon going to address the nation on May 12 (Monday) at 8 pm, two days after India-Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. However, Pakistan violated the ceasefire multiple times. 

After the Pahalgam attack, PM Modi addressed a rally in Bihar on April 24, vowing to finish terrorism and punish terrorists.

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After the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pahalgam-terror-attack">Pahalgam terror attack</a> carried out by Pakistan-backed terrorists killed 26 people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation, giving a befitting warning to the terrorists.&nbsp;
PM Modi is soon going to address the nation on May 12 (Monday) at 8 pm, two days after India-Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. However, Pakistan violated the ceasefire multiple times.&nbsp;
After the Pahalgam attack, PM Modi addressed a rally in Bihar on April 24, vowing to finish terrorism and punish terrorists.&nbsp;
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<h2>PM Modi's warning after Pahalgam attack</h2>
While speaking in Bihar, PM Modi vowed to identify, track and punish every terrorist and those backing them.&nbsp;
"We will pursue them to the ends of the Earth. India's spirit will never be broken by terrorism," the prime minister assured.&nbsp;
On April 22, terrorists attacked in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, claiming the lives of 26 people. The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the deadly attack in Pahalgam.&nbsp;
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PM Modi further vowed to punish the terrorists with an unimaginable punishment.&nbsp;
"I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine," he stressed.&nbsp;
On May 6-7, Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian Armed Forces in retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack.&nbsp;
Following this, India carried out missile strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).&nbsp;
India carried out a series of precision strikes on nine terror infrastructure sites, &nbsp;including terror camps and launchpads, in Pakistan and PoK on Wednesday midnight.&nbsp;
The Ministry of Defence confirmed the strikes calling them a &ldquo;focused, measured and non-escalatory&rdquo; response to the recent attack in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Pahalgam.&nbsp;
Soon after the strikes, the Indian Army took to social media platform X to say: &ldquo;Justice is served. Jai Hind!&rdquo; Prior to this, the Army had posted: &ldquo;prhaaraay snnihitaaH, jyaay prshikssitaaH&rdquo; &mdash; Ready to strike, trained to win.
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PM Modi is soon going to address nation at 8 pm, two days after India-Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. However, Pakistan violated the ceasefire. India news pakistan

After the Pahalgam terror attack carried out by Pakistan-backed terrorists killed 26 people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation, giving a befitting warning to the terrorists. PM Modi is soon going to address the nation on May 12 (Monday) at 8 pm, two days after India-Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. However, Pakistan violated the ceasefire multiple times. After the Pahalgam attack, PM Modi addressed a rally in Bihar on April 24, vowing to finish terrorism and punish terrorists. Also read: WION DataLabs: Pakistan got $22 billion from the IMF in 25 years, but spent $185 billion on its military PM Modi's warning after Pahalgam attack While speaking in Bihar, PM Modi vowed to identify, track and punish every terrorist and those backing them. "We will pursue them to the ends of the Earth. India's spirit will never be broken by terrorism," the prime minister assured. On April 22, terrorists attacked in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, claiming the lives of 26 people. The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the deadly attack in Pahalgam. Also read: Trump wants India-Pak to de-escalate situation, Rubio in constant touch with PM Modi, Shehbaz amid soaring tensions PM Modi further vowed to punish the terrorists with an unimaginable punishment. "I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine," he stressed. On May 6-7, Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian Armed Forces in retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack. Following this, India carried out missile strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). India carried out a series of precision strikes on nine terror infrastructure sites, including terror camps and launchpads, in Pakistan and PoK on Wednesday midnight. The Ministry of Defence confirmed the strikes calling them a “focused, measured and non-escalatory” response to the recent attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam. Soon after the strikes, the Indian Army took to social media platform X to say: “Justice is served. Jai Hind!” Prior to this, the Army had posted: “prhaaraay snnihitaaH, jyaay prshikssitaaH” — Ready to strike, trained to win. Also read: 'Pakistan will get devastating response if they do anything': PM Modi told JD Vance, reveal Indian govt sources

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In a blazing display of military prowess, India&rsquo;s Medium-Range Surface-to-Air Missile (MR-SAM), codenamed Barak 8 or 'Abhra,' decimated Pakistan&rsquo;s desperate aerial counteroffensive during Operation Sindoor on May 8, 2025. 
This indigenously developed air defence juggernaut, forged through a fiery collaboration between India&rsquo;s DRDO and Israel&rsquo;s IAI, proved its mettle by shredding over 50 Pakistani drones and missiles, safeguarding Indian skies and cementing India&rsquo;s dominance in the face of terrorism. 
Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, to pulverise nine terrorist strongholds in Pakistan and PoK in retaliation for the heinous Pahalgam attack, showcased not just India&rsquo;s offensive might but the impregnable shield of the MR-SAM.
<h2>MR-SAM: The annihilator of Pakistan&rsquo;s aerial ambitions</h2>
When Pakistan unleashed a swarm of 300&ndash;400 drones targeting Indian military bases and cities like Srinagar, Jammu, and Bathinda, the MR-SAM stood as an unyielding sentinel. Its 70 km range and vertical launch capability obliterated threats from every angle, neutralising drones in Udhampur, Samba, Akhnoor, and Pathankot with surgical precision. 
Armed with advanced radar and active homing, the system tore through Pakistan&rsquo;s barrage, ensuring no missile or drone breached India&rsquo;s defences. This wasn&rsquo;t just defence, it was a statement: India&rsquo;s airspace is inviolable.
<h2>Synergy of destruction: MR-SAM&rsquo;s role in India&rsquo;s Air Defence grid</h2>
The MR-SAM didn&rsquo;t fight alone. Integrated with the S-400 Triumf and Akash systems in India&rsquo;s Counter-UAS Grid, it formed a layered fortress that Pakistan&rsquo;s drones couldn&rsquo;t penetrate. 
While the S-400 guarded the skies at long range and Akash tackled closer threats, the MR-SAM&rsquo;s rapid response and multi-target engagement crushed the enemy&rsquo;s swarm tactics. From protecting Srinagar airport to thwarting attacks on Bathinda&rsquo;s military station, the system ensured Pakistan&rsquo;s retaliation fizzled into futility.
<h2>Strategic smackdown: How MR-SAM shaped Operation Sindoor</h2>
Operation Sindoor wasn&rsquo;t just about demolishing terrorist camps&mdash;it was about asserting India&rsquo;s sovereignty. The MR-SAM&rsquo;s defensive dominance allowed Indian forces to execute precision strikes without distraction, maintaining a &ldquo;focused, non-escalatory&rdquo; posture that avoided Pakistani military targets. By neutralising threats in civilian areas like Ferozepur, where injuries were minimised, the system underscored India&rsquo;s commitment to precision and restraint, even as it delivered justice for the 26 lives lost in Pahalgam.
<h2>Indigenous fury: A symbol of India&rsquo;s unstoppable rise</h2>
The MR-SAM, a product of India&rsquo;s DRDO, isn&rsquo;t just a weapon, it&rsquo;s a testament to India&rsquo;s technological ascendancy. Its flawless performance in Operation Sindoor silenced doubters and electrified the nation, with leaders across the spectrum hailing the armed forces&rsquo; resolve. 
This wasn&rsquo;t just a victory over Pakistan&rsquo;s drones; it was a triumph of Indian innovation, proving that India can build world-class systems to crush its enemies.
<h2>Global shockwaves: MR-SAM&rsquo;s diplomatic and deterrent impact</h2>
The MR-SAM&rsquo;s success reverberated beyond the battlefield. By thwarting Pakistan&rsquo;s aggression, it bolstered India&rsquo;s diplomatic stance, earning nods from global powers like the US, UK, and Russia. The system&rsquo;s ability to prevent escalation while protecting Indian assets showcased a mature, formidable military power. Pakistan, humiliated by its failed counterattack, now faces the stark reality of India&rsquo;s defensive superiority&mdash;a deterrent that will echo for years.
<h2>Technical Terror: What makes MR-SAM unstoppable</h2>
Range and Reach: A 70 km radius of destruction, capable of annihilating drones, missiles, and aircraft at any altitude.
Radar Supremacy: Multi-function radar tracks multiple targets, ensuring no threat escapes its wrath.
Lightning Reflexes: Vertical launch and rapid reaction time make it a nightmare for surprise attacks.
Seamless Synergy: Integration with India&rsquo;s air defence network creates an impenetrable shield.
<h2>Conclusion: A roaring victory for India</h2>
The MR-SAM didn&rsquo;t just defend India during Operation Sindoor, it redefined the battlefield. By annihilating Pakistan&rsquo;s drone swarm, protecting lives, and enabling a flawless offensive, it proved that India&rsquo;s enemies will face an unrelenting force. This Indigenous titan, born of Indian ingenuity, has etched its name in history as the guardian of a nation&rsquo;s honour. Operation Sindoor wasn&rsquo;t just a response to terrorism,&nbsp; it was a declaration that India, armed with the MR-SAM, is an unstoppable force.

India news: Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, to pulverise nine terrorist strongholds in Pakistan and PoK in retaliation for the heinous Pahalgam attack, showcased not just India’s offensive might but the impregnable shield of the MR-SAM.

In a blazing display of military prowess, India’s Medium-Range Surface-to-Air Missile (MR-SAM), codenamed Barak 8 or 'Abhra,' decimated Pakistan’s desperate aerial counteroffensive during Operation Sindoor on May 8, 2025. This indigenously developed air defence juggernaut, forged through a fiery collaboration between India’s DRDO and Israel’s IAI, proved its mettle by shredding over 50 Pakistani drones and missiles, safeguarding Indian skies and cementing India’s dominance in the face of terrorism. Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, to pulverise nine terrorist strongholds in Pakistan and PoK in retaliation for the heinous Pahalgam attack, showcased not just India’s offensive might but the impregnable shield of the MR-SAM. MR-SAM: The annihilator of Pakistan’s aerial ambitions When Pakistan unleashed a swarm of 300–400 drones targeting Indian military bases and cities like Srinagar, Jammu, and Bathinda, the MR-SAM stood as an unyielding sentinel. Its 70 km range and vertical launch capability obliterated threats from every angle, neutralising drones in Udhampur, Samba, Akhnoor, and Pathankot with surgical precision. Armed with advanced radar and active homing, the system tore through Pakistan’s barrage, ensuring no missile or drone breached India’s defences. This wasn’t just defence, it was a statement: India’s airspace is inviolable. Synergy of destruction: MR-SAM’s role in India’s Air Defence grid The MR-SAM didn’t fight alone. Integrated with the S-400 Triumf and Akash systems in India’s Counter-UAS Grid, it formed a layered fortress that Pakistan’s drones couldn’t penetrate. While the S-400 guarded the skies at long range and Akash tackled closer threats, the MR-SAM’s rapid response and multi-target engagement crushed the enemy’s swarm tactics. From protecting Srinagar airport to thwarting attacks on Bathinda’s military station, the system ensured Pakistan’s retaliation fizzled into futility. Strategic smackdown: How MR-SAM shaped Operation Sindoor Operation Sindoor wasn’t just about demolishing terrorist camps—it was about asserting India’s sovereignty. The MR-SAM’s defensive dominance allowed Indian forces to execute precision strikes without distraction, maintaining a “focused, non-escalatory” posture that avoided Pakistani military targets. By neutralising threats in civilian areas like Ferozepur, where injuries were minimised, the system underscored India’s commitment to precision and restraint, even as it delivered justice for the 26 lives lost in Pahalgam. Indigenous fury: A symbol of India’s unstoppable rise The MR-SAM, a product of India’s DRDO, isn’t just a weapon, it’s a testament to India’s technological ascendancy. Its flawless performance in Operation Sindoor silenced doubters and electrified the nation, with leaders across the spectrum hailing the armed forces’ resolve. This wasn’t just a victory over Pakistan’s drones; it was a triumph of Indian innovation, proving that India can build world-class systems to crush its enemies. Global shockwaves: MR-SAM’s diplomatic and deterrent impact The MR-SAM’s success reverberated beyond the battlefield. By thwarting Pakistan’s aggression, it bolstered India’s diplomatic stance, earning nods from global powers like the US, UK, and Russia. The system’s ability to prevent escalation while protecting Indian assets showcased a mature, formidable military power. Pakistan, humiliated by its failed counterattack, now faces the stark reality of India’s defensive superiority—a deterrent that will echo for years. Technical Terror: What makes MR-SAM unstoppable Range and Reach: A 70 km radius of destruction, capable of annihilating drones, missiles, and aircraft at any altitude. Radar Supremacy: Multi-function radar tracks multiple targets, ensuring no threat escapes its wrath. Lightning Reflexes: Vertical launch and rapid reaction time make it a nightmare for surprise attacks. Seamless Synergy: Integration with India’s air defence network creates an impenetrable shield. Conclusion: A roaring victory for India The MR-SAM didn’t just defend India during Operation Sindoor, it redefined the battlefield. By annihilating Pakistan’s drone swarm, protecting lives, and enabling a flawless offensive, it proved that India’s enemies will face an unrelenting force. This Indigenous titan, born of Indian ingenuity, has etched its name in history as the guardian of a nation’s honour. Operation Sindoor wasn’t just a response to terrorism, it was a declaration that India, armed with the MR-SAM, is an unstoppable force.

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India's senior military officers addressed a special briefing on <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/operation-sindoor">Operation Sindoor</a> on Monday (May 12), and gave a quirky answer to a question related to Pakistan's nuclear base in Kirana Hills, the topic which created a buzz on social media in the past days.&nbsp;
During the briefing, one of the reporters asked, "Social media and Twitter is abuzz with the fact that we hit a site called Kirana Hills which is supposed to be a nuclear storage facility...Is there a confirmation that we hit Kirana Hills?"&nbsp;
To this, Air Marshal AK Bharti gave a quirky reply, saying that he didn't know that Kirana Hills houses some nuclear installations. He further rejected the buzz of hitting Kirana Hills.&nbsp;
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"Thank you for telling us that Kirana Hills houses some nuclear installations. We did not know about it," Director General of India's Air Operations, Air Marshal AK Bharti said.&nbsp;
He added, "We have not hit Kirana Hills, whatever is there. I did not brief in my briefing yesterday."
Kirana Hills is believed to be a storage facility for nuclear warheads. It is also known to be a reservation of Pakistan's Ministry of Defence.&nbsp;
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In the past few days, news of the Indian Armed Forces hitting Kirana Hills made rounds on social media. Some handles shared images, videos, and maps claimed a blast at the Kirana Hills in Sargodha district of Punjab province in PoK.&nbsp;
The comments were made during a joint press briefing where military officials including Lt Gen Rajeev Ghai from the Army, Vice Admiral A N Pramod from the Navy, were present.&nbsp;
The officers shared details of the Indian Armed Force's "Operation Sindoor".&nbsp;
Air Marshal Bharti further clarified that the Indian Armed Forces' actions targeted terrorists and their support networks exclusively, not Pakistan's military forces.
They even presented video evidence showing the impact of their strikes on Pakistani installations.
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Air Marshal AK Bharti said that he didn't know that Kirana Hills houses some nuclear installations. He rejected the buzz of hitting Kirana Hills. India news pakistan

India's senior military officers addressed a special briefing on Operation Sindoor on Monday (May 12), and gave a quirky answer to a question related to Pakistan's nuclear base in Kirana Hills, the topic which created a buzz on social media in the past days. During the briefing, one of the reporters asked, "Social media and Twitter is abuzz with the fact that we hit a site called Kirana Hills which is supposed to be a nuclear storage facility...Is there a confirmation that we hit Kirana Hills?" To this, Air Marshal AK Bharti gave a quirky reply, saying that he didn't know that Kirana Hills houses some nuclear installations. He further rejected the buzz of hitting Kirana Hills. Also read: Indian military shows debris of Chinese-origin missile, Turkish drones used by Pakistan "Thank you for telling us that Kirana Hills houses some nuclear installations. We did not know about it," Director General of India's Air Operations, Air Marshal AK Bharti said. He added, "We have not hit Kirana Hills, whatever is there. I did not brief in my briefing yesterday." Kirana Hills is believed to be a storage facility for nuclear warheads. It is also known to be a reservation of Pakistan's Ministry of Defence. Also read: From Srinagar to Chandigarh: India announces reopening of 32 airports shut due to India-Pakistan conflict | Check full list HERE In the past few days, news of the Indian Armed Forces hitting Kirana Hills made rounds on social media. Some handles shared images, videos, and maps claimed a blast at the Kirana Hills in Sargodha district of Punjab province in PoK. The comments were made during a joint press briefing where military officials including Lt Gen Rajeev Ghai from the Army, Vice Admiral A N Pramod from the Navy, were present. The officers shared details of the Indian Armed Force's "Operation Sindoor". Air Marshal Bharti further clarified that the Indian Armed Forces' actions targeted terrorists and their support networks exclusively, not Pakistan's military forces. They even presented video evidence showing the impact of their strikes on Pakistani installations. Also read: India downed Pakistani Mirage Jet during Operation Sindoor, Army shares proof | Watch

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As India-Pakistan tensions escalated, India launched <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/operation-sindoor">Operation Sindoor</a>, following which multiple airports across northern and western India were closed due to security concerns. On Monday, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) announced that the 32 airports that were closed have reopened now.&nbsp;
The announcement comes two days after the ceasefire was announced between the two nations. Pakistan, since the India strike, has continued to violate the ceasefire and also resorted to drone attacks in multiple Indian cities.
"Attention Flyers; reference notice issued for the temporary closure of 32 Airports for civil Aircraft operations till 05:29 hrs of 15 May 2025. It is informed that these Airports are now available for civil Aircraft operations with immediate effect," the Airports Authority of India (AAI) said.&nbsp;
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In light of evolving circumstances and dynamic airspace conditions, commercial flight operations were temporarily suspended at 32 Airports until 05:29 hrs of May, 15th 2025. It is pleased to inform that these Airports are now fully operational for <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CivilAircraft?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#CivilAircraft</a> movements with&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/KmkTEBN0D0">pic.twitter.com/KmkTEBN0D0</a>
&mdash; Airports Authority of India (@AAI_Official) <a href="https://twitter.com/AAI_Official/status/1921822679583142259?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 12, 2025</a></blockquote>
<h2>List of Airports reopened :&nbsp;</h2>
<ol>
<li>Adhampur&nbsp;</li>
<li>Ambala</li>
<li>Amritsar</li>
<li>Awantipur</li>
<li>Bathinda</li>
<li>Bhuj</li>
<li>Bikaner</li>
<li>Chandigarh</li>
<li>Halwara</li>
<li>Hindon</li>
<li>Jaisalmer</li>
<li>Jodhpur</li>
<li>Jammu</li>
<li>Jamnagar</li>
<li>Kandla&nbsp;</li>
<li>Kangra (Gaggal)</li>
<li>Keshod</li>
<li>Kishangarh</li>
<li>Kullu Manali (Bhuntar)</li>
<li>Leh</li>
<li>Ludhiana</li>
<li>Mundra</li>
<li>Naliya</li>
<li>Pathankot</li>
<li>Patiala</li>
<li>Porbandar</li>
<li>Rajkot (Hirasar)</li>
<li>Sarsawa&nbsp;</li>
<li>Shimla</li>
<li>Srinagar&nbsp;</li>
<li>Thoise</li>
<li>Uttarlai&nbsp;</li>
</ol>
This came a day after the Indian Armed Forces attacked nine specific sites linked to terrorism under Operation Sindoor.&nbsp;
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On May 9, a drone&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Srinagar&nbsp;airport was reported and countermeasures were activated. News agency PTI quoting officials confirmed that&nbsp;these attacks on Srinagar airport and Awantipora air base were thwarted.
The closure of these airports resulted in cancellation of over 500 flights, with many carriers offering passengers the option of complete refunds or flight rescheduling.&nbsp;
Moreover, passengers are advised to check flight status directly with the airlines and monitor their websites for updates.&nbsp;
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A drone attack on Srinagar airport was reported. It was confirmed that these attacks on Srinagar airport and Awantipora air base were thwarted. India news Pakistan

As India-Pakistan tensions escalated, India launched Operation Sindoor, following which multiple airports across northern and western India were closed due to security concerns. On Monday, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) announced that the 32 airports that were closed have reopened now. The announcement comes two days after the ceasefire was announced between the two nations. Pakistan, since the India strike, has continued to violate the ceasefire and also resorted to drone attacks in multiple Indian cities. "Attention Flyers; reference notice issued for the temporary closure of 32 Airports for civil Aircraft operations till 05:29 hrs of 15 May 2025. It is informed that these Airports are now available for civil Aircraft operations with immediate effect," the Airports Authority of India (AAI) said. WATCH | Breaking | India-Pakistan tensions: Indian airspace fully open, 32 airports reopen after closure In light of evolving circumstances and dynamic airspace conditions, commercial flight operations were temporarily suspended at 32 Airports until 05:29 hrs of May, 15th 2025. It is pleased to inform that these Airports are now fully operational for #CivilAircraft movements with… pic.twitter.com/KmkTEBN0D0 — Airports Authority of India (@AAI_Official) May 12, 2025 List of Airports reopened : Adhampur Ambala Amritsar Awantipur Bathinda Bhuj Bikaner Chandigarh Halwara Hindon Jaisalmer Jodhpur Jammu Jamnagar Kandla Kangra (Gaggal) Keshod Kishangarh Kullu Manali (Bhuntar) Leh Ludhiana Mundra Naliya Pathankot Patiala Porbandar Rajkot (Hirasar) Sarsawa Shimla Srinagar Thoise Uttarlai This came a day after the Indian Armed Forces attacked nine specific sites linked to terrorism under Operation Sindoor. Also read: Indo-Pak war: Pakistani drone attack next to Srinagar airport after explosions in Jammu On May 9, a drone attack on Srinagar airport was reported and countermeasures were activated. News agency PTI quoting officials confirmed that these attacks on Srinagar airport and Awantipora air base were thwarted. The closure of these airports resulted in cancellation of over 500 flights, with many carriers offering passengers the option of complete refunds or flight rescheduling. Moreover, passengers are advised to check flight status directly with the airlines and monitor their websites for updates. Also read: India-Pak ceasefire: Is your flight on time? Check dos and don’ts here as Delhi & Mumbai airports issue fresh advisories

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