India Warns Pakistan of Severe Consequences for Terrorism, Says Defense Minister Rajnath Singh
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh warns Pakistan of a strong response to any terrorist acts, emphasizing Indias military readiness and self-reliance.
New Delhi, October 15 (Daily Kiran) : In a recent event in New Delhi, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh issued a stern warning to Pakistan, stating that any future terrorist activities would be met with an even stronger response than before. He emphasized India’s commitment to defending its territory, recalling past incidents where the nation retaliated decisively against attacks. Singh referred to the 2016 Uri attack, highlighting the surgical strikes carried out by Indian forces that dismantled terrorist bases.
Singh also discussed the successful Operation Sindoor, which showcased India’s technological advancements in warfare. He noted the use of sophisticated missile systems, including Akash and BrahMos, demonstrating the military’s readiness to adapt and innovate.
According to Singh, the Indian Army now boasts a remarkable 90% self-reliance in ammunition, with 159 out of 175 types of munitions being produced domestically. He highlighted the growth of India’s defense exports, which surged from ₹686 crore in 2013-14 to over ₹38,000 crore in 2025-26, reaching around 200 countries.
The Minister expressed his vision for India as a peaceful yet secure nation, capable of protecting its sovereignty and national interests. He stated that the security of the country reflects not just military preparedness but also the nation’s resolve and strength. Looking ahead, Singh envisions India emerging as a leader in technology, economy, and defense by the time it celebrates its 100th year of independence.
He emphasized the ongoing modernization of defense procurement processes, ensuring transparency and accountability. The defense sector is no longer limited to public enterprises; it now includes numerous micro, small, and medium enterprises, fostering innovation across the country.
Singh concluded by noting that the Defense Research and Development Organization has evolved into a national innovation platform, connecting industries, universities, and startups. The Ministry has approved over ₹2,400 crore in purchases from these enterprises and allocated more than ₹1,500 crore for new technology projects, aiming to enhance the modernization of the armed forces.
