Operation Sindoor: How India hit back after Pahalgam terror attack
After the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7.
The mission targeted nine terrorist sites in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Punjab using a mix of indigenous and imported missile and drone technology.
Notably, the Army paused strikes during Muslim prayers, wrapping up the four-day operation with a ceasefire on May 10.
Operation Sindoor shows India won't tolerate terrorism but act responsibly
Operation Sindoor signals a shift in how India handles cross-border terrorism—using precise tech and careful planning to avoid wider conflict.
Army Chief Gen Dwivedi emphasized that the operation focused on destroying terrorist infrastructure while avoiding harm to civilians or military sites.
This approach sets India apart by showing strength with restraint and sticking to ethical standards, sending a clear message: India won't tolerate terrorism but will act responsibly.