The ongoing conflict has killed 26,083 people in the Gaza Strip and injured
64,487 others. On the Israeli side, over 1,100 people have been killed

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), the top court of the United Nations
(UN), said on Friday (Jan 26) that Israel must prevent genocidal acts (in the
Gaza Strip) in its ongoing war with Hamas and allow aid into the Gaza Strip.

The deadly attack follows rare military action in the porous border region of Baluchistan — split between the two nations — that had stoked regional tensions already inflamed by the Israel-Hamas warUnidentified gunmen killed nine Pakistani workers in a restive south-eastern border area of Iran on Saturday, as confirmed by Pakistan’s ambassador and a rights group. This incident happened amidst

The case is being investigated expeditiously in a comprehensive manner to further unearth the conspiracy regarding the smuggling of arms and ammunition and proscribed materialKupwara Police on Saturday busted a terror module and arrested five terror associates in Karnah district. The module was involved in the smuggling of arms and ammunition in the region."Acting on credible information from

Abbas Sheikh and Tauseef Ahmad Sheikh were killed in an encounter with security forcesThe ED case of money laundering stems from a July 2015 Jammu and Kashmir Police (Kulgam district) first-information report (FIR) against Mudasir Ahmad Sheikh, Mushtaq Ahmad Kambay, Mohd Iqbal Khan, Mohd Abbas Sheikh and Tauseef Ahmad SheikhThe Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday said it has filed a money

Developed under the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) program, TEJAS series has been developed to replace India’s ageing MiG-21 fighters. Currently, Tejas has three production variants, namely the MK-1, MK-1A and a trainer version. Additionally, the production of the MK-2 version of the aircraft is expected to begin by 2026New Delhi: Indian Armed Force has been making significant moves to strengthen

The Army has embraced modern technology, signing contracts worth over ₹320 crore for 563 logistics drones designed for high-altitude deliveries. Additionally, a ₹285-crore deal has been finalized for 100 four-legged robotic mules capable of autonomous movement in diverse terrains up to 10,000 feet. Another contract worth almost ₹70 crore is for 300 rough-terrain vehicles, each capable of carrying