India should have learnt lessons from the 1962 war but no headway was made in the development of border infrastructure till 2014, claimed S JaishankarPune: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said India’s budget for infrastructure on the border with China was increased significantly after Narendra Modi became Prime Minister.India should have learnt lessons from the 1962 war but no

Lahore: Suspected terrorists shot dead at least nine people hailing from Punjab after abducting them from a passenger bus in Noshki, officials said. Another attack on a separate vehicle killed one person and injured four, Dawn newspaper reported."About 10-12 gunmen blockaded the Quetta-Taftan Highway N-40 in the vicinity of Sultan Charhai near Noshki and abducted nine passengers from a bus,"

Ties between India and China have remained tense following a violent clash between troops from the two countries in 2020 that resulted in casualties on both sides. The two nations have now stressed the need to normalize bilateral relations.China expressed support for stable ties with India on Friday evening following Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent comments, wherein he emphasized

New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has escalated its pursuit of individuals associated with the pro-Khalistani gangster-terrorist nexus by confiscating immovable property belonging to designated individual terrorist Ramandeep Singh, known as Raman, in Punjab on Friday.Raman was declared proclaimed offender by the NIA Special Court last yearActing upon directives from a special NIA

CCTV footage obtained by investigators shows the accused checking into Dream Guest House in the Ekbalpur area of Kolkata.New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has detained two key suspects in the Rameswaram Café blast case after tracing their movements across multiple states. Abdul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa and Mussavir Hussain Shazib were arrested in West Bengal and brought to Bangalore

The Army has also been focusing on boosting the medical infrastructure
in Siachen

New Delhi: The induction of heavy-lift helicopters and logistic
drones, deployment of all-terrain vehicles and laying of an extensive
network of tracks are among a host of measures that have enhanced India’s
combat prowess in Siachen, the world’s highest