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Pakistan military's theatre of absurd
Pakistan's army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa (R) and PM Imran Khan. (Photo | AP)Rahul Dev was recently inducted into the Pakistani Air Force (PAF) with much media fanfare. Major Hercharan Singh, a Sikh, had also joined the Pakistani Army in the ea...
Italian marines case: Tribunal rules India entitled to compensation but can't prosecute them
New Delhi: The Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague on Thursday said India is entitled to get compensation in in connection with the 2012 killing of two crew members of a fishing boat off the coast of Kerala by Italian marines guarding an oil ...
How Ladakh clash with China may help India steer clear of Huawei mess
The novel coronavirus, Covid-19, chaos has benefited at least one sector, if not more – the communication sector. In an era that is marked by the need of physical distancing, only technology can bring people closer. Every sector now relies more...
Indian Air Force’s indigenous design for anti-locusts operations
New Delhi: Indian Air Force choppers will now be deployed to tackle the worst locusts attack the country is anticipating in 27 years. The ministry of agriculture had signed a contract with M/s Micron, a U.K based firm to modify two Mi-17 Helicopters ...
India, Bhutan sign pact for first joint venture hydropower project in Bhutan
S Jaishankar and Tandi DorjiNew Delhi: India and Bhutan on Monday signed a pact for the construction of the 600 MW Kholongchhu project, their first hydropowerjoint venture project in Bhutan’s less developed eastern region of Trashiyangtse...
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...
Time for India to open multiple fronts on Chinese aggression
With the blood flowing on India-China line of control in Galwan valley of eastern Ladakh, Indian blood all across the globe have been boiling ever since the news of the killing of 20 Indian Army personnel came out. Indian soldiers were brutally attac...
IAF inducts another branch of young leaders
New Delhi: Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria reviewed the Combined Graduation Parade (CGP) held at Air Force Academy, Dundigal on Saturday.He formally conferred the ‘President’s Commission’ on 123 Flight Cadets...
Chinese side took pre-mediated and planned action in Galwan Valley: Jaishankar to Wang Yi
New Delhi: Conveying its strongest term of protest on the violent face-off in Galwan Valley, India on Wednesday said that the Chinese side took pre-meditated and planned action in the valley with an intent to change the facts on ground in violation o...Results
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