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UN peacekeepers from 16 countries undergo military training in India

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The Centre for United Nations Peacekeeping-India conducted a course for military officers of 16 friendly foreign countries and the Indian Army to enhance leadership skills, tactical thinking and operational effectiveness, according to a statement. The United Nations Pre-Deployment Course (Training of Trainers) was conducted under the aegis of the Indian Army from November 6-24, it …

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Pak military court sentences two former army officers for being Indian Agents

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Two retired Pakistani Army officers have been court-martialed and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment of up to 14 years for inciting sedition, it was announced on Saturday, indicating that military court trials of those accused of violence against military installations on May 9 have begun. Major (Retired) Adil Farooq Raja and Captain (Retired) Haider Raza Mehdi, …

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Indian Army, Assam police undertake trust-building initiative with ULFA cadres to bring them into mainstream

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The Indian Army and the Assam Police have undertaken a trust-building initiative with the family members of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadres to bring them into the mainstream and ensure peace. Assam DGP GP Singh said that under this initiative, families of ULFA cadres were invited to Army, CAPF camps, Police Stations for …

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BSF nabs Pakistani infiltrator at Indo-Pak border in Punjab’s Firozpur district

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The Border Security Force (BSF) have apprehended a Pakistani infiltrator in Firozpur district, Hussainiwala, at the India-Pakistan international border while the infiltrator was trying to enter India. The infiltrator has been handed over to police by the BSF. The captured Pakistani infiltrator has been identified as Rakib Bilal, a resident of the town of Tandala, …

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IAF considering taking over three airstrips in Uttarakhand for strategic use: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan

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The Indian Air Force is in the process of taking over three air landing strips in Uttarakhand, which will not only be strategically useful for the defence forces but also help in improving the connectivity of the state, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has said. The three airstrips mentioned by the CDS include …

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Merlinhawk Aerospace and Vega Composites Form Joint Venture for Advanced Composites Manufacturing in India

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In a significant move to strengthen India’s indigenous manufacturing capabilities in the aerospace and defense sector, Merlinhawk Aerospace Pvt. Ltd. and Italy’s Vega Composites S.r.l. have signed a joint venture agreement to establish a state-of-the-art manufacturing and design facility in Tamil Nadu. The new entity, named Merlinhawk Composites and Engineering Private Limited, will focus on …

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Indian Navy to Introduce Ergonomic Overalls for Women in PBOR Cadre

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The Indian Navy is set to revolutionize its uniform design by introducing ergonomic overalls specifically tailored for women serving onboard warships. This initiative follows the recent induction of women in the personnel below officer rank (PBOR) cadre, marking a historic moment for the navy. As the numbers of women in the PBOR cadre are expected …

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India-Japan Lunar Exploration Project Advances with Successful Rover Tests

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In a significant development in the realm of lunar exploration, months after India’s successful lunar landing near the south pole, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) collaboration is making rapid progress on their next moon mission. Recent updates indicate that JAXA has concluded a series of tests for …

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Indian-Origin Jews from Bnei Menashe Community Join Israeli Defense Forces in Wake of Hamas Attacks

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Over 200 members of the Indian-origin Jewish community, Bnei Menashe, who recently migrated to Israel, have reportedly joined the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) for active or reserve duty following the October 7 attacks by the Palestinian group Hamas. The integration of these individuals into the IDF has been attributed to either voluntary enlistment or being …

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ISRO to Implement Uprighting System in Crew Module for Gaganyaan Mission

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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to enhance the safety and stability of its crew module by implementing an uprighting system, ensuring it remains in an upright position after splashing down in the sea. The decision follows an incident during the TV-D1 mission in October, where the basic crew module turned upside down …

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ISRO’s Ambitious Space Exploration Plans to Venus and Mars

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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is setting its sights on more ambitious missions, transcending the realms of the Moon and the Sun. Following the successful Chandrayaan-3 mission, ISRO is gearing up for a series of groundbreaking ventures that include the Shukrayaan mission to Venus, a sample return mission from the Moon, and a landing …

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Indian air force takes conservative approach to collaborative combat aircraft

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India’s air force sees the potential of Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T), but a senior officer says that the realisation of collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) is decades away. Indian air force Air Marshal Radhakrishnan Radhish says that MUM-T capabilities will be a key requirement for India’s combat aircraft, and that upgrade work for the Sukhoi Su-30MKI and …

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Cross-Border Cyber Fraud Nexus: Pakistani and Chinese Fraudsters Collaborate in Dubai, Funds Rerouted Through India

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A joint operation conducted by the Uttarakhand Special Task Force (STF) and the state cyber police has uncovered a sophisticated cyber fraud network involving Pakistani and Chinese fraudsters operating from Dubai. The arrest of Dharmendra Kumar from Sikar, Rajasthan, has shed light on a scheme where fraud money is rerouted through acquaintances in India to …

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India votes in favour of UN resolution condemning Israeli settlements in Palestinian

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In a significant diplomatic move, India voted in favor of a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution condemning Israeli settlements in Palestine. The resolution, adopted amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, garnered support from 145 countries, while only seven countries voted against it. The UNGA resolution specifically condemned the …

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