India's new stance: Zero tolerance for terrorism
India has just shifted gears on its anti-terror game plan.
Defense Secretary RK Singh announced a new "zero tolerance" approach—think targeted strikes at chosen times and places, instead of holding back like before.
He also called out Pakistan for supporting terrorists and made it clear that India will stand firm.
Future attacks will be met with strong, calculated responses
This isn't just about tougher talk—it's a real change in strategy.
After the Pahalgam attack in April, India launched Operation Sindoor, hitting nine terror sites in Pakistan and PoK and reportedly taking out nearly 100 terrorists.
Now, the focus is on dismantling entire terror networks—not just foot soldiers—while keeping the element of surprise.
The message is clear: future attacks will be met with strong, calculated responses to keep the country safer.