Operation Sindoor and global outreach against terrorism

Following Operation Sindoor, India has started a calculated diplomatic campaign to interact with the world on its uncompromising stance against terrorism. Visiting countries all throughout Asia, Africa, and West Asia, multi-party delegations under the supervision of well-known political figures strive to stress Pakistan's alleged support of terrorism and thereby promote India's zero-tolerance policy against terrorism. As India tries to rewrite its global story, this diplomatic interaction marks a pivotal change in its foreign policy and counter-terrorism approach.

Operation Sindoor (ANI Photo) (Shrikant Singh)

Operation Sindoor represented a significant change in India's reaction to cross-border terrorism. Launched in May 2025, the operation was aimed against military installations and terrorism infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). The outcome was a clear military operation proving India's capacity and resolve to respond against acts of terrorism. Announced by Prime Minister Modi, this operation established a new benchmark in India's war against terrorism, hence defining a new normal in India's strategic doctrine.

India's diplomatic activities after Operation Sindoor are evidence of its will to secure support for its fight against terrorism. Comprising members of many political parties, the delegations are tasked with presenting a cohesive face to the world community. This multi-party strategy emphasises how widely India agrees on the threat of terrorism and the need for a coordinated worldwide response.