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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approves policy on declassification of war operations - Vimarsana News

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approves policy on declassification of war operations

According to the policy, each organisation under the Ministry of Defence will transfer the records, to the History Division for proper upkeep, archival and writing the histories, the ministry said.

Rajnath Singh approves policy on archiving, declassification and publication of war and operations history - Vimarsana News

Rajnath Singh approves policy on archiving, declassification and publication of war and operations history

Sources said that under the new policy India could declassify certain aspects of past military operations and wars sooner than the 25-year cutoff period

War histories to be declassified within 5 years, handed over to National Archives - Vimarsana News

War histories to be declassified within 5 years, handed over to National Archives

War records will be open after 25 years; Government can withhold sensitive info

India forms policy to compile, declassify war histories-military ops - Vimarsana News

India forms policy to compile, declassify war histories-military ops

India has for the first time formed a policy to compile, archive, declassify, and publish military operations and war histories.Earlier there was no such provision. Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday approved the policy on ...

Rajnath Singh approves policy on archiving, declassification of war histories - Vimarsana News

Rajnath Singh approves policy on archiving, declassification of war histories

“Timely publication of war histories would give people accurate account of the events, provide authentic material for academic research and counter the unfounded rumours,” the MoD’s statement noted.