Operation Sindoor: The French Connection

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Deploying Scalp cruise missiles and Hammer weapons systems, fired from Rafael jets, India taps into its French arsenal

What Al Qaeda’s Support Says About Pakistan

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Backing of group exposes enduring lure of the country’s terror legacy

What their silence speaks loudly about Indian liberals

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In the age of instant opinion, what stands out is not what was said about Operation Sindoor—but what wasn’t

Ajit Doval to Pakistan: Behave—or face the consequences

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NSA briefs world leaders and diplomats after Operation Sindoor, saying India won't escalate hostilities unless it is provoked

Percival Everett Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction

Aditya Mani Jha

His award-winning novel James is very much in conversation with Huckleberry Finn

Dreaded terrorist Masood Azhar dead in ‘Operation Sindoor’?

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14 family members of Azhar, the founder of anti-India terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed, were killed in predawn Indian missile strikes in Bahawalpur, Pakistan

Stock Markets Remain Flat

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Shrug Off Worry Over Impact of Operation Sindoor

Indian forces target Pak Army’s prize assets

Rajeev Deshpande

The selection of the Lashkar and Jaish nerve centres at Muridke and Bahawalpur among nine strikes is a big blow to the chief sponsor of terror against India