Military says Operation Sindoor reshaped India's strategic doctrine with calibrated yet lethal response against terror infrastructure
India has intensified diplomatic engagement after Operation Sindoor, focusing on counter-terrorism, trade partnerships and global support against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism
On Operation Sindoor's first anniversary, India reaffirmed its right to counter Pakistan-backed cross-border terrorism and strengthen global anti-terror efforts
Addressing questions on the cessation of hostilities, the Air Marshal said India's operations were aimed at terrorist infrastructure and were completed after achieving objectives
The heads of military operations of the Indian Air Force, Navy and the Indian Army addressed a press conference in Jaipur detailing various aspects of the operation
The military action was embedded with symbolism right from the start with its name, as well as the now widely recognised logo, conveying an unambiguous message
India and the European Union also launched a joint initiative worth 15.2 million euros (around Rs 169 crore) to develop advanced recycling technologies for electric vehicle (EV) batteries
Calling the relationship rooted in strong historical and people-to-people connections, Jaishankar, in a post on X, stated that 'a tough world needs good friends'
Continuing on the front of energy partnership, the Joint Statement noted that the leaders acknowledged their respective climate, sustainable development goals and energy transition priorities
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Modi said the two countries have a common outlook for the Indo-Pacific and both sides will continue to contribute to the rule-of-law, peace, stability, and prosperity
Trade between India and Vietnam crossed $16 billion in the Indian fiscal year that ended in March 2026
President To Lam arrived in India on Tuesday, beginning his visit in Bodh Gaya where he offered prayers at the Mahabodhi Temple
Jaishankar said ties had expanded into a 'robust, multifaceted engagement' covering infrastructure, trade, training and cultural links
Vietnamese President To Lam's India visit may boost defence ties, with talks likely to focus on BrahMos missile sales, trade growth and stronger strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific
Several experts concurred that the military operation also emphasised that future conflicts would play out not only in airspace, but also in cyberspace and information and cognitive domains
Both sides affirmed the importance of the India Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership and agreed to deepen public private partnerships in economic security, the MEA said
Both sides also exchanged views on regional and international developments of mutual interest, reaffirming their shared commitment to deepening South-South cooperation
EAM Jaishankar said that India is 'actually today a very significant contributor to overall global economic growth' amid 'very, very uncertain, unpredictable economic time'