
Rajat Pandit
Associate Editor at The Times of India
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5 days ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Rajat Pandit
News India News Two airports targeted In 24 hours: First Jammu, then Srinagar Trending NEW DELHI: India on Thursday night repelled 300 to 400 drones launched by Pakistan across the entire western front to target military and civilian establishments and then undertook a swift counter-strike against four air defence sites, even as deadly artillery duels led to soldiers being killed on both sides.The Pakistani attack resumed on Friday night, with drones once again being spotted in 26 locations...
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5 days ago |
iamgujarat.com | Rajat Pandit
ભારતના એર ડિફેન્સ શસ્ત્રોમાં રશિયન મૂળની S-400 છે જે સર્ફેસ-ટુ-એર મિસાઈલ સિસ્ટમ છે જે 380 કિમીની રેન્જમાં હોસ્ટાઈલ સ્ટ્રેટેજિક બોમ્બર્સ, જેટ્સ, જાસૂસી વિમાનો, મિસાઈલ અને ડ્રોનને ઈન્ટરસેપ્ટ કરીને તેને ધ્વસ્ત કરી શકે છે. આ ઉપરાંત ભારત પાસે શોલ્ડર-ફાયર્ડ ઈગ્લા-એસ મિસાઈલ્સ પણ છે જેની ઈન્ટરેસપ્શન રેન્જ છ કિમીની છે. ભારતે ઓપરેશન સિંદૂર હેઠળ પાકિસ્તાન અને પીઓકેમાં આતંકવાદી ઠેકાણાઓ પર હુમલા કર્યા બાદ પાકિસ્તાન રઘવાયું બન્યું છે.
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6 days ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Rajat Pandit
NewsLed by S-400, Indian air defence far better than Pak'sIndia boasts a superior, multi-layered air defense system compared to Pakistan, integrating Russian S-400s, Israeli systems, and indigenous Akash missiles. The S-400, with its extensive range and advanced capabilities, significantly outclasses Pakistan's Chinese HQ-9. India is further enhancing its defenses with the development of Project Kusha and integration of military and civilian radars for a unified air picture.
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6 days ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Rajat Pandit
NewsIndia NewsConflict widens, India targets Lahore, Pindi, Karachi after foiling multiple Pakistani attacksTrendingFollowing escalating hostilities, India retaliated against Pakistan, targeting air defense systems and other strategic sites after thwarting missile and drone attacks on Indian military bases and civilian areas. Operation Sindoor is underway, with India responding to Pakistan's aggression with targeted strikes and forward deployments.
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6 days ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Bharti Jain |Rajat Pandit
The move follows a security assessment that Pakistan, hamstrung by India's decision to focus the precision strikes exclusively on terror camps, could target crucial installationsWith a retaliation by Pakistan being considered likely in the wake of Operation Sindoor, India has shored up its defences across the land, air and sea domains.
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RT @rajatpTOI: Comprehensive @timesofindia coverage of India hitting back after thwarting Pakistan’s attack by drones & missiles! https://t…

Govt empowers Army chief under the #TerritorialArmy rules to call out every officer and every enrolled person of the adjunct force to provide for essential guard or to be embodied for the purpose of supporting or supplementing the regular Army. https://t.co/PJOONz6drY

Even a Union minister got fooled by our TV channels, ‘influencers’ & #TwitterVirChakras to tweet that the Indian Navy had attacked Karachi! He deleted the post soon after!

No, the Navy has not attacked Karachi, as per my sources! #OperationSindoor