Operation Sindoor is a turning point in history, says TN Gouverneur

Governor RN Ravi talks about battlefield to diplomacy, Operation Sindhoor Decoded organized by Chennai Citizen Forum on Sunday, June 1, 2025 | Photocredit: Ragu R

Tamil Nadu Gouverneur RN RAVI On Sunday (1 June 2025) said that Operation Sindoor is a turning point in the journey of India and marks a new era in the national security of the country. He said that future generations would study this operation as a major shift in how India claims on the world stage.

During an event organized by the Chennai Citizens Forum (CCF) on the subject: ‘From battlefield to diplomacy: Operation Sindoor Decoded’, Mr. Ravi Satan scientists and technologists who developed advanced sensor systems used in the operation and recognized the growth -visacity of the country.

Mr. Ravi also mentioned various cross -border terrorist attacks since independence and described in detail how Indian political leadership responded to such attacks. He said that there has been an important shift in India’s approach since 2014, when Narendra Modi took over as Prime Minister.

He also claimed that by India the country to understand only as a geographical expression, had previously ‘lost’ territories in various areas. He quoted various examples, including the exchange of enclaves with Bangladesh (then East Pakistan), the ‘giving away’ the Kabaw valley to Burma (current Myanmar) and from Katchatheevu to Sri Lanka. “But Bharat as a nation has been around for thousands and thousands of years with a wide range of diversity – including religious, cultural, linguistic and culinary. No country in the world can boast or claim as much diversity as Bharat,” he said.

He also called the national education policy ‘a revolutionary initiative’ and added: ‘Some people say they will not accept it. This is not possible. They have to. There is no option. National education policy is necessary for self -reliance and a thrust to our research and innovation. ” He said that India has grown almost 500 times in terms of registering patents in the last five years. He also said that although Tamil Nadu has more than 20 universities run by the state and produces more than 7,000 PhD students every year, it lags behind in registrations of intellectual property.

In his speech, Air Marshal (RETD) M. Mathewaran attacks and reactions from Kargil to Pulwama and explained them over different missiles and native systems used by the Indian forces to make precise and controlled strikes without causing uncontrolled escalation. Colonel (RETD) John Prince said that the suspension of the Indus Waters India Treaty has offered a crucial window to accelerate the dam construction in important rivers such as the Jhelum, Ravi and Sutlej. “In our army we can arm these waters.”

KT Raghavan, President, CCF, said that the Indian Air Force has performed Sindoor with precision within a short period of time, and the geopolitical implications of such an operation would be understood by everyone. R. Gayathri Suresh, secretary, CCF, was present, among other things.

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