During the SCO Defence Ministers' Meeting in Qingdao, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met his Chinese counterpart, Admiral Dong Jun, for a high-level bilateral dialogue. The two leaders discussed regional security, counter-terrorism, and military cooperation, emphasising peaceful dispute resolution and Indo-Pacific stability. Their ceremonial exchange of gifts symbolised ongoing diplomatic efforts despite complex India-China relations.
27 June,2025 04:34 PM IST
At the 2025 SCO Defence Ministers' Meeting in Qingdao, India took a firm stand against terrorism. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh refused to sign the joint declaration after it excluded mention of the Pahalgam terror attack but included indirect allegations against India regarding Balochistan. Why this matters, and what led to this? Take a look.
26 June,2025 07:08 PM IST
During his visit onboard INS Vikrant, India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh delivered a strong message to Pakistan. He highlighted the unmatched strength of the Indian Navy and stated that had it participated in combat during Operation Sindoor, the outcome for Pakistan would have been far more devastating. Drawing parallels with the 1971 war, Singh noted that the Navy’s involvement at the time led to Pakistan being split into two parts. "If the Navy had acted in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan might have been divided into four parts," he asserted. His remarks underscored India’s maritime strength and strategic military readiness.
30 May,2025 05:56 PM IST
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh delivered a powerful address during a media briefing, detailing his role in the strategic planning of Operation Sindoor. He reaffirmed India's unwavering commitment to national security and progress, stating that no external threats will derail the nation’s development. Singh expressed deep gratitude to the Indian Armed Forces, applauding their relentless courage and dedication in the fight against terrorism
11 May,2025 05:41 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
