Operation Sindoor showcased the success of India's indigenous defense industry, with BrahMos missiles, Akash air defense systems, and D4 anti-drone systems playing crucial roles. These Made-in-India weapons effectively countered Pakistani threats, boosting confidence in domestic manufacturing. While India's defense exports are rising, the nation still relies on arms imports, particularly from Russia, France, Israel, and the US.
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Aamir Khan Productions displays the Indian flag amidst boycott calls, while Raj Nidimoru's ex-wife posts a cryptic message amid rumors involving Samantha Ruth Prabhu. Ishaan Khatter halts an interview when questioned about his girlfriend. Dr. Shriram Nene humorously debunks a venom-sucking scene, and Suniel Shetty proudly discusses Athiya's natural delivery, praising her strength and composure during childbirth.
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