Rajnath Singh credits Operation Sindoor for boosting India's homegrown defence platforms

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted India's 12-year transformation from defence shortages to self-reliance, linking recent progress to the vision of a developed India. He pointed to the success of the Make-in-India initiative in the defence sector, noting a sharp rise in domestic production and record-high exports. Singh also acknowledged the media's role in supporting national security objectives. He cited the abrogation of Article 370 and the campaign against Naxalism as significant milestones in strengthening India's internal and global standing.

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