Huma Siddiqui

4 days ago | reporteasia.com | Huma Siddiqui

Cuando la India lanzó una respuesta militar rápida y decisiva ante las provocaciones de Pakistán bajo la Operación Sindoor, el foco se centró en un héroe poco reconocido de la guerra moderna: el ecosistema de defensa aérea de la India, profundamente integrado y en rápida evolución. En cuestión de minutos, India activó un formidable escudo multinivel que neutralizó oleadas de amenazas aéreas enemigas —una demostración robusta de preparación que lleva una década en desarrollo.

5 days ago | bharatshakti.in | Ravi Shankar |Huma Siddiqui

In a dramatic turn of events today, India and Pakistan have declared an immediate ceasefire, halting escalating hostilities across land, air, and sea. The breakthrough follows a relentless Indian military offensive across the border and an intensive diplomatic push led by the United States. The ceasefire, announced after a direct conversation between the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMOs) of both countries at 15:35 IST, marks a critical juncture in South Asian security dynamics.

6 days ago | bharatshakti.in | Huma Siddiqui

In a powerful display of air defence readiness and technological prowess, India successfully thwarted a large-scale aerial offensive launched by Pakistan late Wednesday night and early Thursday. At the heart of this defence was the Russian-made S-400 Triumf missile system, bolstered by Akash surface-to-air missile batteries and integrated counter-drone technologies.

6 days ago | bharatshakti.in | Huma Siddiqui |Ravi Shankar

As India launched a swift and decisive military response to Pakistani provocations in the form of Operation Sindoor, the spotlight turned to an unsung hero of modern warfare — India’s rapidly evolved and deeply integrated air defence ecosystem. In a matter of minutes, India activated a formidable multi-layered shield that neutralised waves of enemy aerial threats — a robust demonstration of preparedness that has been a decade in the making.

6 days ago | bharatshakti.in | Huma Siddiqui

India has squarely placed the blame for recent tensions on Pakistan, holding Islamabad responsible for triggering the current crisis with the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which claimed 26 civilian lives. In response, India launched Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, speaking at a special media briefing on Thursday (May 8), emphasized that India’s actions were reactive and restrained.