Category: Notizie Estero

Britain, Japan and Italy have signed an international treaty to establish a programme aimed at developing an advanced fighter jet, the defence ministers announced on Thursday.This collaboration, emerging a year after merging London and Tokyo’s fighter efforts, aims for the aircraft to take flight by 2035, pending parliamentary ratification. Led by Britain, the program’s headquarters will host

Indian Coast Guard aims to fortify its fleet with 200 ships & 100 aircraft by 2025, amid regional security concerns; ICG DG announced an imminent deal with MDLThe Indian Coast Guard (ICG) is set to strengthen its maritime capabilities along the Western Seaboard by significantly increasing its assets, as disclosed by Director General Rakesh Pal. Presently equipped with 157 ships and about 78

Srinagar: In significant move, the Ministry of Railway has allotted Vande Bharat train to Jammu and Kashmir, officials said here on Tuesday.A top railway official said that the Vande Bharat train is equipped with 8 coaches and is set to operate on the 272-km Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Rail Link (USBRL), a section of which is currently under construction.The Vande Bharat train, a distinct type of

On 13 December, there will also be a ‘maritime partnership exercise’ between INS Kadmatt and Philippine Navy’s BRP Ramon Alcaraz in the West Philippine SeaAmidst the ongoing Philippines-China naval standoff, an Indian warship has been docked in Manila for a “goodwill visit”.As a part of its regional deployment in the Indo-Pacific, INS Kadmatt, Indian Navy’s Kamorta class anti-submarine warfare

Despite global scrutiny on Pakistan’s alleged support for jihadist groups, Azhar’s Jaish-e-Mohammed remains active in the Jammu and Kashmir, with a singular focus on targeting India and perpetrating communal strife within the country.Masood Azhar Alvi, the orchestrator of the 2001 Parliament attack in New Delhi, is reportedly living under the protective custody of the Pakistani deep state in

Troops of the Trishakti Corps Indian Army rescued more than
800 tourists in East Sikkim

Sikkim: Over 800 tourists were rescued by the Indian Army who were stranded
due to snowfall and inclement weather in East Sikkim. The rescue operation was
led by Trishakti Corps.

A video of the incident has also surfaced showing tourists being rescued amid
extreme weather in the region.

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