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Eastern Ladakh: 4th Corps Commander-level meeting between India and China to be held on Tuesday
New Delhi: Amid the ongoing disengagement process, senior Indian and Chinese military commanders will meet at Chushul in Eastern Ladakh on Tuesday for fourth times since the border standoff erupted in early May.They will further discuss the next phas...
Women and warfighting: Separating the PC from the PC
India is witnessing a raging debate on the subject of permanent commission (PC) for women in the Army. The arguments range from the sexist to the feminist, with politically correct (PC) doublespeak in between.Can there be permanent commission for wom...
INTERVIEW / Galwan valley incident triggered a serious rethink of India’s China policy, Swaran Singh says
Prof Swaran Singh.It is natural for nations to empower national diplomacy using whatever leverages they may have at their disposal as long as their diplomacy remains within the bounds of international norms and codes of decency worthy of a count...
In Ladakh, Modi says era of expansionism is over
PM Modi in Leh Leh: In a strong message to the neighbouring country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the time of expansionism is over and that India's enemies have seen the "fire and fury" of its armed forces as he made...
Rajnath Singh-headed DAC approves purchase of fighter jets, missile systems, weapons worth Rs 38,900 crore
New Delhi: In the wake of ongoing border standoff in Eastern Ladakh between India and China, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh-headed Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) on Thursday approved the proposal for procurement of 21 MIG-29 along with upgradation...
Indo-Tibetan Border Police nabs dreaded Maoist in Chhattishgarh's Rajanandgaon
New Delhi: In a joint operation with Rajandgaon Police, the 38th Battalion of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Wednesday arrested a dreaded Maoist, a Platoon Commander of the proscribed naxal organization ‘People's Libera...
In a first, Flying Officer Tejaswi Ranga Rao becomes Indian Air Force’s first woman weapons systems officer
Flying Officer Tejaswi Ranga Rao.New Delhi: Who says women can’t read maps? Well, here’s a girl out to prove the old adage wrong. Flying Officer Tejaswi Ranga Rao is the first woman to be selected to be a weapons systems officer in the Su...
The story of Indian gunners and the Second World War
Indian Army’s Bofors 155mm artillery guns seen firing at Pakistani positions during the 1999 Kargil war. “If you don’t have enough artillery, quit.”— General Richard CavasosArtillery forms the backbone of any infant...
India’s triservice contingent participates in Victory Day parade in Russia
Moscow: India’s triservice contingent on Wednesday participated in the Victory Day parade at Red Square in Moscow as a part of the 75th Anniversary of the World War II.Russia has celebrated the 75th anniversary of victory of the then Soviet Peo...
Galwan Valley clash: Government grants emergency financial powers to three services
New Delhi: Amid border standoff between India and China in Eastern Ladakh, the government has granted the three services emergency financial powers of up to Rs 500 crore per procurement project to buy arms and ammunition.“The special fina...Results
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