'Abhi picture baki hai…': Ex-Indian Army Chief MM Naravane's cryptic message
India's bold Operation Sindoor, executed by the Army, Navy, and Air Force, struck terror camps in PoK and Pakistan on May 7, dramatically escalating tensions with Islamabad. As the region reacts, former Army Chief Gen. MM Naravane's cryptic tweet – 'Picture abhi baaki hai…' – has gone viral, sparking widespread speculation and national curiosity. Show more
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