India is no longer sending warnings, it is staging rehearsals for real war. Three massive military drills are unfolding across the country, each designed for a different battlefront, a different enemy, and a different kind of retaliation. From the scorching deserts of Rajasthan to the freezing heights of Ladakh, India is simulating the exact war scenario it may have to fight against Pakistan and China, and doing it all at once. The message is unmistakable: “If you attack us, the response will be immediate.” With Rafales in the sky, BrahMos locked, drone swarms on standby and 20,000 troops in motion, India is showing the world what “New Normal” means — a doctrine where terror attacks are treated as declarations of war.