Archive · 22 Nov 2025
Operation Sindoor: A 'Trusted Orchestra' of Synergistic Roles
Operation Sindoor was a successful military operation where the Indian Army worked together like a well-rehearsed orchestra to destroy nine terror targets in just 22 minutes.
The operation lasted for nearly 88 hours and ended with an understanding between India and Pakistan.
The Army Chief praised the teamwork and trust among the soldiers, highlighting the importance of technology and leadership in the military.
Operation Sindoor destroyed nine terror targets in 22 minutes
The operation lasted nearly 88 hours, ending with an understanding between India and Pakistan
Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi called it a 'trusted orchestra' where every unit played a simultaneous or synergistic role
The operation reflected the military's foresight and trust among teams
Dwivedi emphasized the importance of technology, adaptation, and leadership in the military
- Who
- The Indian Army
- What
- Destroyed nine terror targets in Pakistan and PoK
- When
- Early morning of May 7, 2023
- Where
- Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK)
- Why
- To dismantle terror infrastructure
- Operation Duration
- Nearly 88 hours
- Targets Destroyed
- Nine terror sites
- Time to Destroy Targets
- 22 minutes
- Army Chief's Title
- Gen Upendra Dwivedi
Sources
"Trusted Orchestra": Army Chief On How Operation Sindoor Was Executed
Op Sindoor was trusted orchestra where every musician played synergistic role: Army chief
Operation Sindoor was a ‘trusted orchestra’ where every musician played a synergistic role, says Army chief