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Rajnath Singh (File Photo) NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday raised concerns over Sir Creek and blamed Pakistan’s intentions for stalled dialogue, even 78 years after independence.The Sir Creek dispute is a long-standing boundary issue between India and Pakistan in the Rann of Kutch region, where the creek meets the Arabian Sea.“Even after…
NEW DELHI: Stressing that warfare is now measured in hours and seconds, with satellites, drones and sensors redefining the nature of conflict, defence minister Rajnath Singh Monday directed the Coast Guard to develop a futuristic road map that anticipates new challenges, adapts new strategies and integrates cutting-edge technologies.“Preparedness, adaptability and rapid response must be the…
Rajnath Singh (File photo) NEW DELHI: Pakistan thought it could frighten India through infiltration, guerrilla tactics and surprise attacks during the 1965 war, but little did it know every Indian soldier serves motherland with the feeling the nation’s sovereignty & integrity will never be compromised at any cost, defence minister Rajnath Singh said Friday. Interacting…
NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday cited the latest admission by Jaish-e-Mohammad’s top commander about the devastation that Operation Sindoor incurred on terrorists in Pakistan, to hail the bravery and courage of Indian Armed Forces.While addressing a gathering in Hyderabad, Rajnath said that country’s strength has grown even further under the leadership of…
NEW DELHI: The armed forces should go beyond the traditional concepts of war, remaining alert and ready to also deal with ‘invisible challenges’ emanating from unconventional threats such as information, ideological, ecological and biological warfare, defence minister Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday.Addressing the ongoing combined commanders’ conference in Kolkata, Singh stressed the need for a…
Defence minister Rajnath Singh NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh called on the armed forces to move beyond traditional notions of warfare and remain prepared for “invisible challenges” such as information, ideological, ecological, and biological warfare. His remarks came at the Combined Commanders’ Conference 2025 in Kolkata on September 16, according to a Ministry of…
