The BJP has accused Congress MP Rahul Gandhi of speaking "the language of Pakistan" after he questioned the Narendra Modi government if Pakistan was informed about the attacks in advance that India was to carry out on its terror infrastructure on May 7, and how many fighter aircraft did the Indian Air Force lose as a result.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay a visit to the Nal Air Base of the Indian Air Force (IAF) on May 22 to greet the soldiers for their grand success in "Operation Sindoor".
The verse illustrates a lesson from Lord Rama, who, despite advocating humility, resorted to invoking fear when faced with unyielding opposition.
The speculation comes amidst the multiple social media handles posting videos and pictures of blasts at the Kirana Hills, located in Sargoda district of Pakistan's Punjab province, during Operation Sindoor.
As the country buzzed with pride and anticipation over the Indian Air Force’s strategic airstrikes on militant camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, a 22-year-old youth from Alipurduar took his curiosity to an unusual height, quite literally.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to carry out a landmark trial on the under-construction Ganga Expressway in Uttar Pradesh.
The conference focused on bolstering self-reliance, indigenization, and long-term sustainment of critical assets.
Multiple videos of the IAF officer thrashing and kicking a biker before being attacked surfaced on social media, questioning his narrative.
In a historic first for Jharkhand’s capital, the Indian Air Force's elite Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team mesmerised thousands of spectators at the Army Ground in Khojatoli, Namkum.
As per the reports, a total of six aircrafts were used under the relief operations, termed Operation Bramha.
