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Navy evacuates injured man from hijacked ship
MV Ruen 18 sailors onboard gave a distress signal on December 14, and indicated that six pirates have boarded the vessel.
MoD, BEL ink Rs 5,000 crore deal to procure electronic fuzes for Army
Electronic fuzes serve as integral components of medium to heavy-calibre artillery guns, providing sustained artillery firepower for military operations.
BSF foiled nefarious designs of enemy to drop arms and drugs across Western Borders; declares Spl.…
BSF has also submitted a proposal to Punjab Police for preventive detention of 75 convicted/suspected smugglers from bordering districts of Taran-Tarn, Ferozepur and Fazilka, involved in trans-border smuggling as couriers/smugglers and…
Army to use AI to track enemy deployment
India’s border with China has been tense ever since the latter moved troops closer to the Line of Actual Control in May 2020.
India successfully conducts training launch of short-range ballistic missile Agni-1
The missile was successfully test-fired last time on June 1 from the same base. The Agni series of missiles are the mainstay of India's nuclear delivery options.
Indian Army to induct 10,000 handheld Thermal Image devices
The surveillance device should enable day and night surveillance with a combination of High-Resolution Optical Viewer, Digital (low light) and Thermal (uncooled) sensors.
Navy ranks will be renamed in line with Indian culture: Modi
Emphasizing the strengthening of Nari Shakti in the armed forces, Modi congratulated the Indian Navy on the appointment of the country’s first woman commanding officer in a naval ship.
BSF Western Command Celebrated its 59th Raising Day in Chandigarh
Also called 'Seema Praharis', BSF was raised in 1965 with 25 Battalions to protect Indo-Pak and Indo-China Borders from infiltrators
156 Prachand helicopters and 97 Tejas fighters were allowed for purchase
As of right now, an Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) has been approved, and next steps will involve contract negotiations with manufacturers.
Navy’s proposal for 2nd indigenous aircraft carrier gets DAC approval
Besides, the plan for the third and larger aircraft carrier is in motion, the source said.
India, Australia hold joint military exercise
The UN’s Chapter VII is about action with respect to threats to peace, breaches of peace, and acts of aggression.
Indian, Australian defence and foreign ministers to hold 2+2 dialogue in Delhi on November 20
Interestingly, this would be the third meeting on the 2+2 pattern with different countries to be held in India in just over a month.
India, US special forces to conduct joint drill ‘Vajra Prahar’ next week
This joint exercise continuing since 2010 is considered significant. After the culmination of the 13th edition, the Ministry of Defence had said.
Rajnath speaks at ASEAN Defence Ministers Meeting Plus, affirms centrality of region
The Ministry of Defence said that he "reiterated India's commitment to freedom of navigation, overflight and unimpeded lawful commerce in international waters".
India safe as long as its brave soldiers stand guard at borders: Modi to security forces on Diwali
"It is said that 'parv' is where the 'parivaar' is. On festivals, being away from the family and deployed on the borders exemplifies the commitment to duty. The country is indebted to you," Modi said
Pralay missile successfully test-fired off Odisha coast, deployment along borders soon
With a payload of 1000 kg, it can travel a distance of 350 km and if the payload is halved, the missile can hit a target as far as 500 km.
Equal leave provision for women soldiers at par with officers
At present, the women officers get maternity leave of 180 days with full pay for each child, subject to a maximum of two children.
India, US 2+2 meeting likely in Delhi on November 9; Middle East, China on agenda
Talks will be centered around the Israel-Palestine conflict, the unfolding humanitarian crisis, China, upcoming elections in Bangladesh.
Army to induct women agniveers soon
Their induction as soldiers will take place into the services followed by the Combat Support Arms: Defence sources
Pakistani troops open fire at Indian posts in Jammu, BSF retaliating ‘befittingly’
This comes a week after two BSF personnel were injured after the Rangers "resorted to unprovoked firing" in the Arnia sector around the same time on October 17.