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An unidentified speaker, presented in the bulletin as the Army Chief, delivers a warning on terrorism and says the operation is continuing. The key line is: 'Operation Sindoor remains ongoing. Any future misadventure will be resolutely responded to.' The speaker also describes a shift towards network-enabled multi-domain operations and lists planned capabilities including BrahMos extended range, Pinaka, QR-SAM extended range, drones and munitions. The transcript mentions reduced acquisition timelines under emergency procurement, greater funding, and empowerment of commanders with procurement powers. It also details logistics modernisation with logistic drones and robotic mules, claims major progress on indigenisation of ammunition, and outlines initiatives on quantum, AI platforms, sovereign LLM development, and the secure Samba mobile phone.

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said the military response under Operation Sindoor is still ongoing and warned Pakistan that any future misadventure would be met with a resolute response.

The bulletin reports tense scenes at the Thiruparankundram Hill Shrine in Madurai after BJP leaders, led by H. Raja, attempted to climb the sacred hill and police blocked the march citing law and order concerns. The segment describes a heated exchange, a standoff lasting over two hours, and a scuffle being reported, with negotiations later allowing two BJP leaders to briefly offer prayers. The report attributes to Raja the question: 'when the High Court had given the orders regarding the Thiruparagundram issue, why wasn't it that the deepam wasn't lit on December 1st... or even on December 3rd'. It also carries a DMK minister’s warning that those trying to disrupt law and order will be dealt with, and that peace will not be hampered.

Unidentified speaker reports increased warplane activity at the Al Udaid Air Base in Qatar and says citizens have been urged to leave Iran. The bulletin cites: 'several Mrs.5 warplanes, including KC-135 aerial refueling tanker and B-52 strategic bomber, took off from Al Udaid Air Base on Sunday night.' The discussion notes the base’s location southwest of Doha and its role as a major military hub with a long runway capable of accommodating large aircraft. A colleague adds that the activity suggests possible force augmentation and references remarks attributed in the bulletin to US officials about keeping options open. The programme also mentions unrest in Iran and claims that more than 600 people have died there, alongside reports of arson, torched vehicles and an intensifying warning that the situation could worsen.