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Nirmal Purja’s body recovered: How the Broad Peak avalanche wiped out Nepal’s best climbers
Nirmal Sherpa with SBS flag after conquering a summit.New Delhi: The body of Nirmal Purja, the Nepali mountaineer known globally as “Nimsdai”, was recovered on Broad Peak on Sunday, days after an avalanche tore through his 10-member exped...
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...
‘No seafarers, no global trade’: Indian sailors demand greater protection after deadly attacks at sea
A UAE-flagged ship after being hit with a missile during the current US-Iran war. (Photo: X)New Delhi: The deaths of four Indian seafarers in Russia’s missile strike on the merchant vessel MV Golden Leo have intensified concerns among India&rsq...
Air Vice Marshal Cecil Vivian Parker: Bishop Westcott schoolboy who became a 1971 war hero
Air Vice Marshal Cecil Vivian Parker.On a December morning in 1971, four Hawker Hunters of the Indian Air Force’s 20 Squadron thundered 120 kilometres into Pakistani territory to strike an airbase most commanders would have judged beyond safe r...
Illegal immigration: India’s unfenced fault line on the eastern border
Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)I joined the Border Security Force in 1991 as a company commander on the India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya’s West Garo Hills district, based at Baghmara – a subdivi...
Indian Air Force’s Rafale fighter jets, C-17s land in Australia for Exercise Pitch Black 2026
India's Rafale to participate in Exercise Pith Black 2026 (Photo: IAF)New Delhi: A contingent of the Indian Air Force, comprising four Rafale fighter jets, two C-17 Globemaster III transport aircraft and more than 120 air warriors, has lande...
Threads of Power: Why textiles matter in international relations
lllustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)— By Bhanavi Mathur and Dr Aparaajita PandeyInternational Relations tends to conventionally focus on the visible instruments of power. Military alliances, trade agreements, ...
Explained: Why the Indian Army is climbing Gun Hill again before Kargil Vijay Diwas 2026
Veterans lead Indian Army's Gun Hill expedition. (Photo: adgpi)New Delhi/Dras: Ahead of the 27th anniversary of Operation Vijay, the Indian Army has sent a team of veterans and serving soldiers up Gun Hill, the Dras-sector peak once known as Poin...
Explained: Why DRDO’s Pinaka rocket test at 60 km is a major milestone for Indian Army
Pinaka long range guided rocket. (Photo: DRDO) New Delhi: Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) on Wednesday successfully flight-tested the Pinaka long-range guided rocket (LRGR) at its minimum operational range of 60 kilomet...
Himalayan security: Why a stable Nepal is non-negotiable for India's northern defence
India-Nepal border. (File photo)For most of the modern era, the Himalayas have served as India's natural northern rampart. But mountains do not defend themselves, and the 1,751-kilometre open border India shares with Nepal means that Kathmandu...Results
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