Bandipora: In an ongoing encounter with terrorists in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district, two Army personnel sustained injuries on Wednesday. The confrontation erupted when a joint team of the army and the Jammu and Kashmir police initiated a cordon-and-search operation in the Renji forest area of Chintibandi village following intelligence inputs about a terrorist hideout. As the security forces

A total of 1,114 police sub-inspectors (PSIs), including 146 females, are undergoing training in guerrilla warfare at the Corps Battle School in Jammu and Kashmir’s Bhadarwah areaJammu: Army Commander Lieutenant General M V Suchindra Kumar on Tuesday reviewed the counter-terror training here and commended the collective efforts of the Army and police towards enhancing operational synergy and

S Jaishankar said India has some challenges at the borders and the key to defend them is not to just posture in public but to build infrastructure, support the military and create a system that will respond whenever the border is under threatHyderabad: The previous UPA government decided "not to do anything" after the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks with the justification that "it would cost more to

Slim lander as spotted by Chandrayaan-2 on the MoonThe timing of the image capture was crucial, as it occurred during a period when the sun’s elevation was low, casting long, dramatic shadows across the moon’s landscapeChandrayaan-2 orbiter had successfully captured high-resolution images. The images were taken on March 16, 2024. It was taken using the orbiter’s high-resolution camera.

With a two-thirds parliamentary majority for his party, president Muizzu has emerged all the more powerful to take pro-China decisionsIndia’s maritime neighbour and decades-old partner Maldives has inched further towards China, with the island nation’s president Mohamed Muizzu, known for his vocal pro-Beijing position, scoring a thumping parliamentary election victory. Muizzu’s party, the

Doda: In a significant stride towards enhancing security and fostering peace in the region, the Army in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Police has undertaken joint training activities aimed at increasing synergy, interoperability and understanding the strengths along with the ethos and culture of each other.Indian Army is training 1,104 J-K Police officers and Trainees including ladies