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On the 76th Army Day, Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Pande declared 2024 as the ‘Year of Technology Absorption,’ emphasizing the Indian Army’s commitment to technological advancements. Pande paid tribute to fallen soldiers and underscored the evolving nature of warfare. The article highlights the Army’s progress in holistic transformation and its responsibility towards veterans. The

Armed forces collecting data on Agniveers, mull doubling Agniveer retention to 50 per centThe Agnipath scheme, a ground breaking military recruitment policy introduced in 2022, is witnessing its first tangible results as batches of Agniveers are now actively serving in the armed forces.This marks a pivotal moment as the military collects empirical data on their performance, laying the foundation

Chief of Defence Staff, General Anil Chouhan on Tuesday said that the outcome of any combat is dependent on three big tangible elements that are technology, tactics and organizational structures.General Anil Chouhan along with the chief of three defence forces- Army, Air and Navy addressed young cadets at the event to celebrate 75 years of the National Defence Academy."Leadership in the armed

FRANCE-INDIA/ Warm vibes: President Macron welcomes Prime Minister ModiIndia is on a mission to broad-base its military sourcingby Sanjib Kr BaruahOn May 11, 1998, prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee gave the world a shock by announcing that India had exploded the nuclear bomb again. The tests were conducted in Pokhran, in the deserts of Rajasthan, where India tested its first nuclear device in

According to a study by the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), radioactivity concentrations around India’s nuclear power plants are low and below international discharge limits. The study also found that radioactivity concentrations are comparable to other nuclear power plant sites around the world.Here are some other findings from the study:Tritium concentrations in receiving water bodies are

The Indian Exascale Super Computer using the indigenous AUM microprocessors is slated to become the world’s second fastest Supercomputer in the world surpassing Japan’s FugakuIndia is developing an ARM-based high-performance computing (HPC) processor to power its first exascale supercomputer, which is expected to be ready this year. The processor, called AUM, developed by the Centre for