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Operation Sindoor: Supreme Court Stands Up for In-Service Women Army Officers In a landmark moment underlining both justice and gratitude, the Supreme Court of India has put a stay on the release of in-service women officers in the Indian Army, reminding the nation: “It's time to stand by them and utilise their services.” This isn't just a legal decision—it’s a strong emotional and social statement for the country. What Is Operation Sindoor? Operation Sindoor refers to a legal and administrative campaign led by Indian women Army officers who were being released from service despite years of loyal and competent contribution. Many of these officers had been serving for over a decade, with proven dedication in key administrative, technical, and operational roles. When the Army began releasing these officers instead of granting them permanent commission, the issue reached the Supreme Court. What Did the Supreme Court Say? While hearing their pleas, the Supreme...