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New Delhi: Pakistan’s leadership is visibly angry as it scuttles to shift blame with a barrage of denials following India’s execution of ‘Operation Sindoor.’ The diplomatic fallout from the three-to-four-day-long skirmish with India has…

New Delhi: The Rahim Yar Khan airbase is now in ruins. India’s Operation Sindoor responded to the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam with blistering accuracy and stripped Pakistan’s military infrastructure of its strength. The damage…

Mumbai: Yes Bank is poised to grow significantly. Prashant Kumar, CEO of Yes Bank, announced that Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) will buy a 20% stake in the Indian lender. The deal, which is pegged at ₹13,483 crore…

New Delhi: In the ongoing heightened tensions with Pakistan, India's air defence systems have shown how strong they are. They have shot down and destroying every drone and missile launched from the other side of the border. As Pakistan…

New Delhi: India revealed the identities of Pakistani military officers who were present at the funerals of terrorists eliminated in 'Operation Sindoor'. This highlighted uncomfortable connections between the Pakistani military and…

New Delhi: With India and Pakistan trying to maintain a tenuous ceasefire, Chinese posturing in the region is under scrutiny, but the net result is a clever combination of diplomatic offers and strategic pressure. As the world hoped that a…

New Delhi: In a viral image from the 1999 Kargil War, a missile is painted with the name Raveena Tandon. It is surrounded by a heart and an arrow piercing through it. The widely circulated photo, which should not be mistaken as a hoax, is…

New Delhi: A week after launching 'Operation Sindoor' on May 7, Prime Minister Narendra Modi handed down a blunt message to the Indian armed forces: if Pakistan misbehaves, hit back hard and fast. According to sources in the government, the…

New Delhi: BJP addressed recent military operations in erstwhile Jammu & Kashmir and its impact on regional dynamics at the first official press conference following the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. BJP national…

New Delhi: We live among an endless number of upgrades and innovations, and yet, one lowly invention remains. The safety pin. The humble safety pin was not only invented by American mechanic Walter Hunt in 1849 but has also retained its…