Defence Ministry
India to set up three hi-tech testing facilities for UAVs, communications
India is set to significantly enhance its defence capabilities with the establishment of state-of-the-art testing facilities for UAVs and communications in UP.
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Supreme Court assails Centre over OROP delays to Army captains
The Supreme Court has issued a sharp rebuke to the central government for its protracted delays in implementing the OROP scheme for retired Indian Army captains.
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Govt nod to interceptor boats for ICG, navigation system for Army AFVs
The DAC has approved the procurement of interceptor boats for the Coast Guard and an advanced navigation system for the Army’s armoured fighting vehicles.
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Kargil Vijay Diwas: Nation marks 25th anniversary of victory over Pakistan
The nation came to a standstill as it paid tribute to the indomitable spirit of the armed forces, who successfully pushed back Pakistani intruders from the icy heights of the Kargil and Dras.
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Union Budget 2024-25: Government allocates ₹6.22 lakh crore for defence
The government allocated ₹6.22 lakh crore (approximately $75 billion) to the defence ministry in the Union Budget for the current fiscal.
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BRO achieves breakthrough of Sungal tunnel on key J&K highway
The Border Roads Organization achieved a major milestone by achieving breakthrough of the Sungal tunnel, the longest on the strategically important Akhnoor-Poonch National Highway (NH-144A) in Jammu & Kashmir.
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India strengthens joint military command with new law
In a move seen as a step towards greater integration of its armed forces, the government has notified the Inter-Services Organizations (Command, Control & Discipline) Act.
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Military leaders must adapt to changing warfare, stresses CDS Chauhan
The chief of defence staff, General Anil Chauhan emphasized the need for military leaders to adapt to the rapidly evolving nature of warfare.
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Hindutva groups get govt deals to run 62% of new Sainik Schools: Report
The Union government has awarded agreements to run 62% of the new Sainik Schools to organizations closely associated with Hindutva groups, a Reporters’ Collective report says.
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Govt open to change Agniveer scheme if needed, Rajnath says
The defence minister, Rajnath Singh, said the government was open to changes in the Agniveer recruitment scheme, if deemed necessary.
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