The Indian Army has unveiled a new initiative, dubbed the ‘Super 30’ program, in Assam. This strategic endeavor is designed to inspire and equip talented students to join the armed forces in officer-level positions. The program signifies the Eastern Command of the Indian Army’s resolution to address the glaring underrepresentation of officer-level personnel hailing from Assam.A Novel Approach To

New Delhi: Continuing with its crackdown on terrorist groups, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday attached the house of a key conspirator in the 2022 Chanapora arms seizure case in Kashmir.The property of accused Aamir Mushtaq Ganaie, identified as one of the masterminds in the case, was attached as ‘proceeds of terrorism’ by an NIA team in Kiran Colony in the Chanapore area of

Taiwan "Sky Bow" indigenous missile undergoing qualification tests from its base in JiupengChina announced sanctions Sunday on five American defence-related companies in response to U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and U.S sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals.The sanctions will freeze any property the companies have in China and prohibit organizations and individuals in China from doing

Nigeria is seen clearly weaning away from Chinese made military junkIn early December, officials from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) announced that they were in contact with Nigerian emissaries regarding the possible acquisition of Tejas light fighters by the African country.This news underlines the close ties between the two countries, and the development of the Indian defence industry as

Dawood And Anees Ibrahim’s houses, inside the red square.His two villas are situated on Street number 30, Phase V, Sector B, Qayyumabad, KarachiMumbai serial blast terror accused Dawood Ibrahim, along with his brother Anees Ibrahim, is staying in two different villas situated on Street number 30, Phase V, Sector B, Qayyumabad, Karachi.The two villas that are being used by Dawood and his family

A team of seven scientists and researchers from Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has developed a clean green cooling technology using carbon dioxide (CO2). But this time, the technological innovation is for the Indian Navy.The team from the Interdisciplinary Centre for Energy Research (ICER), IISc, developed a trans critical CO2-based refrigeration and heat pump system. The system has completed