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HAL’s Tejas deal will generate 50,000 jobs, says Rajnath Singh Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Jan 15, 2021, 06:00 IST Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said that India was capable of giving a stern reply to any superpower intending to hurt the self-respect of the nation. Addressing military veterans at the fifth Armed Forces Veterans’ Day at the Headquarters Training Command of the Indian Air Force in Bengaluru, Singh said that India did not want to have conflicts with any nation in the world, including its neighbours. However, if attempts were made to hurt India’s self...

Bengaluru: India does not want a war but its soldiers are capable of giving befitting reply if any 'superpower' hurts the country's pride, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday amid the eight-month-old border standoff with China.

India will give befitting reply if any 'superpower' hurts national pride: Rajnath Singh The Defence minister insisted that India never wanted conflict with any nation and preferred to maintain peace and friendly ties with its neighbours. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI BENGALURU: India does not want a war but its soldiers are capable of giving befitting reply if any 'superpower' hurts the country's pride, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday amid the eight-month-old border standoff with China. "We don't want war and we are in favour of protecting everyone's security but...

Capable of giving 'befitting reply' if any superpower hurts national pride, says Rajnath Singh in veiled dig at China The defence minister's remarks, made at the Headquarters Training Command of the IAF in Bengaluru, came in the backdrop of an eight-month-long border stand-off at Ladakh File Image of defence minister Rajnath Singh. Image courtesy News18 Bengaluru: India does not want a war but its soldiers are capable of giving befitting reply if any ''superpower'' hurts the country's pride, defence minister Rajnath Singh said o...

India does not support a war but its soldiers are ready to give a befitting reply if any ‘superpower’ hurts the country's pride, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday amid the eight-month-long border standoff with China in Eastern Ladakh. Addressing an event to mark the fifth Armed Forces Veterans’ Day at the Headquarters Training Command of the Indian Air Force in Bengaluru, Singh said, “We don’t want war and we are in favour of protecting everyone's security but I want to say this in clear terms that if any superpower wants to hurt our pride then our soldiers are capable...