Indian Army

'The Pakistani Mirage... Shattered': Indian Army video shows crushed enemy jet

'The Pakistani Mirage... Shattered': Indian Army video shows crushed enemy jet

The Indian Army on Monday shared a powerful compilation video titled 'Destroy the Enemy in the Sky' during a high-level briefing of top defence officials. The video showcased coordinated operations by the Army, Navy, and Air Force as part of the recently concluded Operation Sindoor. A striking segment of the footage included a still collage showing wreckage believed to be of enemy military equipment. One image was boldly captioned: "The Pakistani Mirage... Shattered", underscoring the confirmed downing of a Pakistani fighter jet during the operation. May 12, 2025
DGMO

'Yachna Nahi Ab Ran Hoga' to 'Bhay Bin Hoi Na Preeti': India's Stern Message to Pakistan

Following the ceasefire declared on Saturday, the Indian armed forces issued a resolute warning to Pakistan against any misadventure. Army invoked powerful cultural and literary symbols — from the Shiva Tandava Stotra to Ramdhari Singh Dinkar's poetry and Tulsidas's Ramcharitmanas — to send a clear message: India seeks peace, but is fully prepared for war if provoked. May 12, 2025
From Drone, missile Strikes to blackouts, sirens, India foils Pakistan's overnight air attacks with advanced defence systems

From drone, missile strikes to blackouts: What happened in last 12 hours amid Indo-PAK conflict

Air raid sirens were sounded in the Union Territory – Chandigarh on Friday morning (around 9:30 am), following an air warning received from the Air Force station surrounding a possible aerial attack. People were advised to remain indoors and away from balconies, according to a message issued by the Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh. Later in a post at 10.16 a.m. Chandigarh admin said the alert has ended for the time being. May 9, 2025
PM Modi continues Diwali tradition, celebrates with soldiers in Gujarat's Kutch

PM Modi continues Diwali tradition, celebrates with soldiers in Gujarat's Kutch

Continuing his tradition of spending Diwali with the armed forces and other security forces on the borders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the festival of lights on Thursday with personnel from the Border Security Force (BSF), Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force in the Sir Creek area of Gujarat's Kutch. Oct 31, 2024
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