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India Adds Rs 50,000 Cr to Defence After Op Sindoor
India is set to boost its defence spending by Rs 50,000 crore following the success of Operation Sindoor, according to sources within the government. This proposed increase, likely to be introduced in the supplementary budget, would push India's overall defence allocation beyond Rs 7 lakh crore a historic high for the country. The move comes in response to rising tensions with Pakistan, particularly after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack last month which claimed 26 lives, including civil
India Adds Rs 50,000 Cr to Defence After Op Sindoor
India is set to boost its defence spending by Rs 50,000 crore following the success of Operation Sindoor, according to sources within the government. This proposed increase, likely to be introduced in the supplementary budget, would push India's overall defence allocation beyond Rs 7 lakh crore a historic high for the country. The move comes in response to rising tensions with Pakistan, particularly after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack last month which claimed 26 lives, including civil
National Security: Govt Calls All-Party Meet on Operation Sindoor
The central government on Thursday convened an all-party meeting to brief key opposition leaders about the Indian Armed Forces’ recent military operation, codenamed Operation Sindoor. The operation targeted nine terror camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (POK), and was launched in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack which claimed the lives of 26 civilians. The high-level briefing comes amid heightened national security concerns and marks a
National Security: Govt Calls All-Party Meet on Operation Sindoor
The central government on Thursday convened an all-party meeting to brief key opposition leaders about the Indian Armed Forces’ recent military operation, codenamed Operation Sindoor. The operation targeted nine terror camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (POK), and was launched in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack which claimed the lives of 26 civilians. The high-level briefing comes amid heightened national security concerns and marks a









