India's defence ministry has rejected US President Donald Trump's claim of ending its conflict with Pakistan in May, saying the country had not responded to pressure from anyone.

India's defence ministry dismisses US President Donald Trump's assertion that American pressure led to the end of its conflict with Pakistan.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized the opposition in Lok Sabha for questioning potential aircraft losses during ...

American fast food chain McDonald's was the surprise target during Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, as Congress' ...

"There was no call between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump between April 22 and June 17," Jaishankar said, putting to rest speculation that international pressure played a ...

After a week of logjam, Parliament saw some business with Lok Sabha kicking off a discussion on Operation Sindoor-Pahalgam ...

The parliamentary proceeding revealed a spectacular shift in India’s counter‑terrorism posture and triggered clashes across ...

Operation Sindoor was paused as India achieved the desired politico-military objectives, and there was no pressure to end the conflict, said Rajnath Singh.

Jaishankar also used the opportunity to criticize the opposition, accusing previous governments of inaction in the face of ...

Operation Sindoor, praised by BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, highlighted India's military strength by targeting terrorist hideouts in ...

Anurag Thakur stated that Operation Sindoor significantly impacted Pakistan's air force. He highlighted India's zero ...