INDIA NUCLEAR WEAPONS
India surpasses Pakistan in nuke race but China three times ahead: SIPRI report reveals
China is accelerating its nuclear weapons buildup and currently has 500 warheads, significantly more than India's 172 and Pakistan's 170. This growth marks the fastest expansion globally, with some warheads on high operational alert. The nuclear stockpiles stand ...
'Yeh Bharat Pakistan ke baap se nahi darta': Acharya Pramod condemns Mani Shankar Aiyar's Pak remark
Former Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam's response to Mani Shankar Aiyar's comment about Pakistan's nuclear capability, stating that Aiyar's remark was merely an attempt to intimidate India. Acharya Pramod Krishnam firmly rejected the Congress...
INDIA Bloc wants to eliminate nuclear weapons; Cong stands with anti-national forces: PM Modi in Barmer
PM Modi addressed an election rally in Barmer today. Modi accused the Congress and the alliance that the Indian alliance parties want to eliminate nuclear weapons from the country. I want to ask, on whose instructions are you working, who wants to...
How safe are Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal?
Pakistan’s nuclear use policy is unlike its nuclear armed neighbours India and China. Pakistan has not committed to a “No-First Use” policy. India and China have both made unambiguous pledges of never being the first country to resort to using Nuclear weapons. Pakistan on the other hand is one of the few nati...
Pakistan with 'nuclear weapons without cohesion' is a dangerous nation in the world: US President Biden
US President Joe Biden has said Pakistan is "one of the most dangerous nations in the world" as it has "nuclear weapons without cohesion". He made the remarks while addressing a Democratic Party congressional campaign committee reception. "… And w...
India committed to nuclear weapon-free world: Foreign Secy Harsh Shringla at UNSC
India is committed to the goal of a nuclear weapons free world and complete elimination of nuclear weapons from the world, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Monday said at the United Nations Security Council meeting. "We believe that this goal can be achieved...
Why bind ourselves to 'no first use policy', says Manohar Parrikar on India's nuke doctrine
Union Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar emphasised on following 'be unpredictable' policy in connection to the nation’s defence strategy. Asserting that instead of saying India won’t use nuclear weapons, it should be said India is a responsible nuclear power.
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