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General Vishwa Nath Sharma, Army chief who fought four major crises at once, dies at 96

General Vishwa Nath Sharma, Army chief who fought four major crises at once, dies at 96

General Vishwa Nath Sharma – June 4, 1930–July 31, 2026 (India Sentinels rendition of an old official photo.)New Delhi: General Vishwa Nath Sharma, the first president’s commissioned officer to rise to command of the Indian Army, ha...

     
Operation Amistad: Indian Army medical team treats over 800 patients in earthquake-hit Venezuela

Operation Amistad: Indian Army medical team treats over 800 patients in earthquake-hit Venezuela

Indian military doctors lead earthquake relief effort in Venezuela (Photo: Indian Army)New Delhi: An Indian Army medical contingent deployed to Venezuela under Operation Amistad has treated more than 800 patients since arriving in the disaster-hit co...

     
Major reshuffle in Indian military: General Dhiraj Seth takes charge as 31st Army chief, top commanders appointed

Major reshuffle in Indian military: General Dhiraj Seth takes charge as 31st Army chief, top commanders appointed

Gen Dhiraj Seth with senior officers. (Photo: Indian Army) New Delhi: General Dhiraj Seth on Tuesday took over as the 31st chief of the Army staff, becoming the first officer from the Armoured Corps to lead the Indian Army in nearly three decade...

     
 CRPF suspends DIG BC Patra amid CAPF Act row, retired officers plan protest

CRPF suspends DIG BC Patra amid CAPF Act row, retired officers plan protest

Representational image (Photo: X/@AmitShah) New Delhi: The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has suspended a senior officer of deputy inspector general (DIG)-rank and transferred approximately 20 others in what critics are calling a punitive r...

     
What are INS Mahendragiri and INS Malvan? Indian Navy to commission two indigenous warships in July

What are INS Mahendragiri and INS Malvan? Indian Navy to commission two indigenous warships in July

New Delhi: The Indian Navy is set to commission two more indigenously built warships – INS Mahendragiri and INS Malvan – next month, pressing ahead with the fastest sustained fleet expansion in its recent history.The stealth frigate ...

     
Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissions three indigenous warships, INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak and INS Agray in Kolkata

Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissions three indigenous warships, INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak and INS Agray in Kolkata

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indian Navy Chief Admiral K Swaminathan (L) during commissioning of three vessels (Photo: Indian Navy)New Delhi/Kolkata: In only the second such ceremony in recent years, the prime minister, Narendra Modi, on Sunday c...

     
 ‘Humari Collector Didi’: How Vaishali DM Varsha Singh is bringing career guidance to rural Bihar students

‘Humari Collector Didi’: How Vaishali DM Varsha Singh is bringing career guidance to rural Bihar students

Vaishali district magistrate Varsha Singh (Photo: special arrangement)Vaishali district magistrate Varsha Singh has launched an initiative that brings career counseling and mentorship directly to students in rural Bihar, many of whom have big aspirat...

     
Indian Air Force’s ‘Eyes in the Sky’: DRDO to clear India’s indigenous Netra airborne early warning & control system on June 25

Indian Air Force’s ‘Eyes in the Sky’: DRDO to clear India’s indigenous Netra airborne early warning & control system on June 25

Netra AEW&C system. (Photo: IAF)New Delhi: In what is seen as a major milestone for India’s indigenous airborne surveillance capabilities, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is set to grant final operational clearance ...

     
Kathmandu Literary Festival: South Asia meets to talk literature and shared futures

Kathmandu Literary Festival: South Asia meets to talk literature and shared futures

New Delhi: The fourth Kathmandu Kalinga Literary Festival (KLF) opens on June 6 at Hotel Himalaya, Kathmandu, running for two days under the theme “Beyond Borders: South Asian Literature in a Changing World.” Writers, scholars, musicians,...

     
India’s Submarine Dream: Too late to catch up, too important to give up

India’s Submarine Dream: Too late to catch up, too important to give up

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)In July 1999, the prime minister-headed Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) approved one of the most ambitious naval modernization plans in the country’s post-Independence h...

     

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