Defence Minister Rajnath Singh  

Defence minister Rajnath Singh has stated that India will not shy away from using force, if needed. The statements were made at Seoul at a time when India and Pakistan are at loggerheads. 

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh while addressing a gathering in Leh, Ladakh asked how India can talk to Pakistan when it keeps trying to destabilise India by using its terror.
 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leaving for France today (August 22) on a bilateral visit during which further boosting of defence cooperation between the two countries will be discussed. Defence minister Rajnath Singh and Air chief marshal BS Dhanoa will travel to Paris next month to receive the first of 36 Rafale jets
 

Asserting that dialogue with Pakistan is not possible till it stops “aiding and abetting terrorism”, Union defence minister Rajnath Singh said on August 18 that if talks are held with Pakistan they will be only on Pakistan occupied Kashmir.
 

Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Friday hinted that India may abandon its 'no first use' policy on nuclear weapons
 

Defence minister Rajnath Singh was addressing Parliament on the 20th anniversary of the Kargil conflict. The House paid tribute to Indian soldiers who drove out enemy forces and reclaimed Kargil district.

Defence minister Rajnath Singh commemorated the 20th anniversary of 'Operation Vijay' and said he wants Kashmir to become not only paradise of India but tourist paradise of the world

During the Question Hour, defence minister Rajnath Singh said, the AN-32 plane of Indian Air Force (IAF) that crashed in Arunachal Pradesh killing all 13 personnel on board was completely airworthy

During his two-day visit to Eastern Naval Command, defence minister Rajnath Singh took stock of the operational readiness of the submarines and lead ship frigate. Rajnath directed the naval officials to continue proactive civil-military synergies and cooperation to expedite the naval projects
 

Defence minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to visit ships and submarines of Eastern Naval Command (ENC) and interact with the naval personnel and defence civilians prior to his departure to New Delhi

In a first, defence minister Rajnath Singh on Monday (June 3) visited Siachen Glacier which is the world's highest battlefield. He also interacted with Army personnel and paid tribute to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. In a series of tweets, Rajnath praised the troops for performing their duty with great courage despite hostile territory.