CDS General Anil Chauhan said that ‘Operation Sindoor’ is still going on and the forces will have to be in the highest vigilance all the time. He described both arms (weapons) and scripture (knowledge) for war as necessary. On Friday, Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan said that the operation vermilion is still going on, and the army should be ready to be 24×7, 365 days. He emphasized that war is fought not only by weapons, but also by scripture.

He reported that today’s war is a mixture of traditional and modern methods, including both kinetic (weapon-based) and information based strategies. This is the coordination of the war techniques of the first, second and third generation.

Information given in the Parliament of Operation Sindoor
On Thursday, the central government told in Parliament that Operation Sindoor was started on 7 May, which was India’s retaliation after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. Minister of State for External Affairs in Rajya Sabha Kirti Vardhan Singh said that this operation was focused on destroying the structure of terror and killing the terrorists. India’s action was focused, measured and avoided.

Did Operation Sindoor begin under international pressure?
When the government was asked whether Operation Sindoor was introduced under international pressure, the Ministry of External Affairs clarified that it was India’s spontaneous and concrete response. The government said that Pakistan had tried to attack Indian citizens and military bases, but India’s forces thwarted all major attacks.

Pakistan’s big loss in Indian attack
Under Operation Sindoor, India destroyed 9 terrorist bases of terrorist organizations like Jaish-e-Mohammed, Hizbul Mujahideen and Lashkar-e-Taiba located in Pakistan and PoK and killed more than 100 terrorists. India also attacked Pakistani airbase and military bases, especially when Pakistan tried to attack Indian military and civilian bases.

The ceasefire took place on May 10
After four days of continuous retaliation, the Director General of Military Operations of Pakistan approached the Indian counterpart and proposed a ceasefire. On May 10, the ceasefire between the two countries agreed.

India’s Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan has warned India’s internal stability and security environment regarding the increasing cooperation between China, Pakistan and Bangladesh. He said that coming to the interests of these three countries can create serious challenges for India.

In fact, CDS General Anil Chauhan was addressing a function organized by the Observer Research Foundation on Thursday (July 10, 2025). In his address, CDS Chauhan said, “We can talk when China, Pakistan and Bangladesh are potentially come together to fulfill their interests, which can also have a serious impact on India’s stability and security system.”

This statement of CDS has come between the deteriorating relations between India and Bangladesh after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s overthrow. It is noteworthy that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled to India in August 2024 last year after a change of power in Bangladesh.

Iror Gave an opportunity to affect external forces- CDS

Addressing the function, CDS General Anil Chauhan attracted attention to how the Indian Ocean Region/IOR in the Indian Ocean region has given external forces a chance to increase its influence. He said, “The Indian Ocean territory (IOR) has given external forces an opportunity to establish its impact through debt diplomacy and has created many concerns for India.”

He said, “Similarly, with changing geopolitical equations and ideological perspectives in South Asia, the repeated changes of governments are also becoming a big challenge.”

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Referred to military tension between India and Pakistan

General Anil Chauhan spoke about the military tension between India and Pakistan from 7 to 10 May during this period. At the same time, he said that this would hardly have happened for the first time when two nuclear weapons-armed countries came face to face in the war directly.

He said, “India had already said that it is not going to be afraid of any jackal of the nuclear attack. I think Operation Sindoor is the only example of military tension between two nuclear weapons -armed countries.”

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India digital strike on pakistan: Even after the destruction of 11 airbase and nine terrorist bases, Pakistan is not getting away from anti-India propaganda. It is reported that through the social media platform of China, Pakistan is promoting fake-use in the north-eastern states of India for operation vermilion. Seeing the threat to national security, India’s intelligence agencies have issued an alert regarding the Rednot app.

According to the information received by ABP News, the intelligence agencies of the country have recommended the government to ban the Radnot app. Because Pakistan’s intelligence agencies are posting unwanted information to be generated with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Among these information, materials related to fake news related to Operation Sindoor to North-East and other parts of India are being uploaded. Through such information, their purpose is to harm India’s social harmony.

Rednot app is popular among youth in north-eastern region of India

However, Rednote is China’s e-commerce platform, which is also used to post and sell social media like Instagram and Ticketkocks, along with the purchase and sale of lyl-style items. In the north-east states of India, this Rednot app has become increasingly papble among the youth.

Said in Shangri-La Dialogue held in Singapore CDS General Anil Chauhan

On Friday (May 30, 2025), Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan said, “During Operation Sindoor, 15 percent of the Indian Army’s operational time was spent in counter-nous.” General Chauhan said, “Our strategy emphasized fact-based communication (communication), even if it means slow reactions.” Speaking on the sidelines of Shangri-La dialogue 2025 in Singapore, CDS said that there is a need to create a separate unit for information warfare in India.

After the action of Operation Sindoor, Pakistan spread on social media

After the Pahalgam attack, the media and ISI of Pakistan started spreading propaganda on social media after India’s retaliation. Through fake accounts, rumors about India’s military officers started to be spread. Recently, all the senior military commanders were transferred or retired, Pakistan tried to make fake publicity by linking them with the failure of Pahalgam attack.

Dia Propaganda went on to call the Chief’s transfer as black water

Defense Intelligence Chief (DIA) has started showing the Andaman and Nicobar Command Transfer of Lieutenant General Rana with Kalapani’s punishment, while the reality is that Lieutenant General Rana went to handle the country’s prestigious Tri-Service Command in Andaman and Nicobar.

India conducted digital strikes on Pakistan’s fake propaganda

PIB-Fact Check Social Media Account is constantly opening the poll of Pakistan’s propaganda. Still, fake news and baseless things are being blowing on Pakistani media and social media. This is the reason why India is constantly banning Pakistani news channel and social media accounts spreading fake propaganda. India has also banned many big Pakistani YouTube channels while doing digital strikes.

CDS anil chauhan on strategic stability: India’s Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan has mentioned Pakistan about the strategic stability of South Asia region. He said that Pakistan will also have to come together for strategic stability in South Asia, because clap does not ring with one hand. However, the CDS also made it clear that India did operation vermilion because the limit of tolerance had been exceeded and for the last two decades, a large number of people were losing their lives due to terrorism released by Pakistan.

Anil Chauhan spoke on defense innovation for future challenge

Addressing the Shangri-La Dialogue 2025 in Singapore, Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan said, “India has drawn a new redline against terrorism. In such a situation, Pakistan will learn from this conflict and change the policy on terrorism. The subject of this discussion was ‘Defense Innovation for Future’.

Speaking in a discussion with the top commanders of the armies of several countries, including the US Indo-Pacific Command Commander in the Shangri dialogue, General Chauhan said, “During Operation Sindoor, India went 300 kilometers away in Pakistan by going 300 kilometers away from indigenous weapons and its friendly weapons. It shows India’s capabilities.”

India will prepare its theater command- CDS

The CDS said, “During Operation Sindoor, the three army organs, the Army, Air Force and the Navy used shared intelligence, planning and logistic. Taking lessons from the shortcomings of this operation, India will prepare its theater command. But by how long these theater commands will be ready, it is difficult to give time to time.”

Long -running war affects the development of the country, CDS

He said, “Self-reliance does not mean making all kinds of weapons in India itself. For self-sufficiency in the defense, we will need partnership with friends and country.”

On Thursday (May 29, 2025), in the Shangri-La dialogue, CDS said, “India became rapidly disabled after completing the operation. Because without fighting, the mobilization of the army for a long time is not financially friendly. Long-running war affects the development of the country.”

Speaking at the damage done during Operation Sindoor, the CDS said that “no war comes without loss. But it is more important that we are answering to him. CDS said that in just three days we gave a suitable reply to Pakistan and did not increase the war.”

Cds general anil chauhan: The Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan is going to Singapore to participate in the Shangri-La dialogue held from Friday (May 30 to 01 June) amidst the ongoing Tanatani from Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. Army Chiefs and Defense Ministers from around 40 countries, including India, are participating in the 22nd edition of the Shangri-La talks organized by the International Institute for Strategic Affairs (IISS) annually.

With military heads of many countries CDS Chauhan will meet

Chief of Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan will hold a bilateral meeting with heads of defense forces and senior military leaderships of several countries including Australia, European Union, France, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Britain and America during his Singapore tour.

Pahalgam terror attack and operation vermilion will give information

It is also believed that in bilateral meetings, CDS will also share information about India’s military action under the hand of Pakistan in Pahalgam terror attack and India’s military action under Operation Sindoor.

General Chauhan will address many topics including future war and warfare

CDS General Anil Chauhan will address the educational world, think tanks and researchers and address the topic “Future war and warfare”. Apart from this, General Chauhan will also participate in special sessions as part of the program and express views on the topic “Defense Innovation Solution for Future Challenges”.

Conference may be a platform to increase India’s strategic participation in Indo-Pacific region

Shangri-La Dialogue is a prestigious summit of Asia on the subject of defense and security, bringing ministers, military heads, policy makers and strategic experts from all over the world to a platform. At the ceremony, the leading persons from 40 countries will address security challenges in the Asia-Pacific region. This conference will provide a platform to strengthen defense cooperation, consider mutual safety interests and increase India’s strategic participation in the Indo-Pacific region.