India maintains deliberate ambiguity on nuclear arsenal size

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India has long adhered to a policy of deliberate ambiguity regarding its nuclear weapons stockpile. Unlike some other nuclear-armed nations, it does not release periodic data about its arsenal. The government in New Delhi prefers to maintain official silence on the specifics of its nuclear capabilities. This strategic approach of non-disclosure has been a consistent feature of India's defense policy for decades.

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