Argentina-Denmark F-16 deal would be boon to US in South America: Analysts
The deal is likely to be a key topic of discussion as Gen. Laura Richardson, commander of US Southern Command, travels to Buenos Aires this week.
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Definitive Version of India’s TEJAS Takes Step Towards Service Entry: Int’l Media
India’s efforts to recapitalise its fighter fleet have taken a step forward with the first flight of the production standard Hindustan Aeronautics Light Combat Aircraft TEJAS MK-1A fighter.The flight involved aircraft LA5033 flying 18min from HAL’s production facility in Bangalore on 28 March, according the manufacturer.Indian media reports suggest that there are just under 40 TEJAS MK-1
Police Arrest 3 Drug Peddlers In Jammu And Kashmir’s Baramulla
Srinagar: Police have arrested three drug peddlers and recovered contraband substances from their possession in Jammu Kashmir’s Baramulla district.Police said on Sunday that at a checkpoint established at Khanpora Baramulla, intercepted two persons identified as Azad Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Naidkhai, and Aqib Ahmad Gojree of Bagh-e-Islam.“During search, 140 grams of contraband Charas-like
Navy vs Pirates Of The Arabian: Inside India’s Daring Red Sea Missions
The Indian Navy saved 110 lives in the 100 days starting December 14, 2023The Navy has been responding to the manifestation of the Israel-Hamas conflict in the maritime domain, especially in the Red Sea corridor – one of the world’s busiest cargo and oil transit points – since December 2023New Delhi: The Indian Navy carried out 18 rescue ops in the Arabian Sea since mid-December under its
Katchatheevu: Tiny Lanka Island Takes Centre Stage In Tamil Nadu Politics Ahead of Polls
Katchatheevu Controversy Explained: Latest Flashpoint Between BJP,
Congress
The island of Katchatheevu, a disputed territory, was given to Sri Lanka
by the Congress government headed by late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
through an agreement in 1974
New Delhi: A tiny island between India and Sri Lanka on Palk Straight
has become the hot button issue ahead
India To Resume Curbs On Solar Imports To Boost Local Producers
India will reimpose limits on imported solar energy modules, after relaxing curbs for a year, in a relief to domestic manufacturers that had complained of cheaper shipments from overseas, Report informs via Reuters.The eased rules will end on March 31 and an approved list of domestic models and manufacturers will come back into effect the next day, the renewable energy ministry said in a
