'India preparing for Operation Sindoor 2.0': Army chief Upendra Dwivedi says tri-services 'equipping for next warfare'
India is preparing for 'Operation Sindoor 2.0' as Army chief Upendra Dwivedi stated the military posture in response to Pakistan's actions remains in place. The operation, a continuation of last year's retaliatory response to terrorism, involves enhancing synergy among all three services for future warfare. The focus is on cautious deployment and troop protection in border areas.
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