On May 7, India launched one of its most extensive and coordinated military operations — a tri-services strike, codenamed Operation Sindoor. But why were the SCALP and HAMMER chosen as weapons of choice? Watch to know the mission and the firepower behind it.

On May 7, India launched one of its most extensive and coordinated military operations - a tri-services strike, codenamed Operation Sindoor.

Operation Sindoor: Why SCALP & HAMMER were India's weapons of choice

Operation Sindoor: Why SCALP & HAMMER were India’s weapons of choice

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Similarly, 35 incoming flights are also likely to be cancelled during the day, they said.
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"We have been at Hyderabad Airport from yesterday at 6:00 PM until today at 9:00 AMover 12 hourswith no action taken by IndiGo regarding the Pune flight. This situation has caused significant inconvenience," a netizen said in a post on Thursday.
"Total chaos at Hyderabad airport today  flights delayed 12+ hours. To not give accommodation, they kept pushing it by "just 2 more hours" every single time for 12 hours. Same excuse: crew is coming soon. Unacceptable," another flyer said.
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Requesting the passengers to 

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Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh noted that the 23rd annual summit between the President of Russia and the Prime Minister of India in the last 26 years begins today.
"These ties go back even longer.Exactly 70 years ago the top two leaders of the USSR came to India. Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev were here for an extraordinary 19 days: from November 18 to 30, 1955, and again from Dec 7 to 14, 1955. This followed Jawaharlal Nehru's journey to the USSR six months earlier," Ramesh said.
The Bulganin-Khrushchev visit established the foundations of close Indo-Soviet collaboration of which the Bhilai Steel Plant and IIT Bombay were only tw

The Bulganin-Khrushchev visit established the foundations of close Indo-Soviet collaboration of which the Bhilai Steel Plant and IIT Bombay were only two of the early examples, Ramesh said

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Operation Sindoor: Why SCALP & HAMMER were India’s weapons of choice

On May 7, India launched one of its most extensive and coordinated military operations — a tri-services strike, codenamed Operation Sindoor. But why were the SCALP and HAMMER chosen as weapons of choice? Watch to know the mission and the firepower behind it.

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