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India, Russia ink 8 pacts
India and Russia on Friday signed eight agreements in a score of field that included human spaceflight programme, railways, nuclear field, transport education, among others. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting Russian President Vladi...
J’khand carrot & stick policy weans villagers from Maoism
By: Sapna Singh At a time when Naxals’ influence has been confined to a few pockets in the bordering areas of Jharkhand, police officers deployed in these areas are still finding it difficult to wean villagers from Naxal ideologies, but ...
Govt to celebrate 2nd anniversary of surgical strike from Sept 28
In what it could be called as showcasing the capability of Indian Army to go beyond the border and carry out its operations, the government has decided to celebrate 3-day second anniversary of Surgical strike --- conducted against cross border terror...
HAL successfully completes demonstration flight of 10 kg Rotary wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Defence aviation PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) successfully demonstrated flight of a 10 Kg Rotary Wing (Helicopter) Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (RUAV) in Bengaluru. HAL in a statement on Friday said the RUAV is powered by a 2-stroke pet...
India, Japan to launch 1st Japanese language training centre on July 23
In consonance with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe’s idea of expanding Japanese language education in India, the first centre will be opened at Jawahar Lal Nehru University (JNU) here on July 23. ...
A false propaganda is being spread in Kashmir: Army chief
The Army chief Gen Bipin Rawat on Tuesday said a false propaganda is being spread about the security forces and the government in Jammu & Kashmir, aiming to divert the youths from mainstream. In an interaction with the school children ...
Bihar Fraternity Germany starts ‘Project Jyoti’ for deprived students
With objectives to improve the educational quality of their state, people from Bihar living in Germany have launched human resource welfare initiative for the underprivileged students in the remote areas named, "Project Jyoti" in Berlin. The p...
Eyeing permanent commission for women, Army to create “specialized cadre”
In an effort to resolve the issue of offering permanent commission to women, the Indian Army is mulling to create a “specialized cadre” system so that they can be assigned non-combatant roles. Six branches of the Indian Army have b...Results
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