Karachi: Jamia Binoria Town, a prominent religious school in Karachi, the capital of Sindh province, has issued a fatwa (a religious decree) declaring the use of TikTok illegal and haram, terming it the biggest temptation of the modern era, Pakistani vernacular media reported.In Fatwa No. (144211200409), the institution outlined ten reasons supporting its stance.In the past, religious scholars

India is currently making efforts to indigenize all equipment used in its military, including tanks, submarines, and missiles, and notably, there is speculation that a significant emphasis will be placed on indigenizing components of the TEJAS, especially its engines. Considering the engine supply issues that arose during the development of TEJAS due to conflicts related to India’s nuclear

2023 was a landmark year for Ministry of Defence (MoD) as giant strides were made towards realising the vision of the Government, to create a strong, secure, self-reliant, and inclusive India. Efforts to achieve ‘Atmanirbharta’ in defence and Armed Forces modernisation surged ahead with renewed thrust, with the country witnessing record defence exports and all-time high defence production.

by Abhinandan MishraPeople manning vital offices of the security apparatus in Washington, DC have been made aware of the fact that Delhi is aware that Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun was close to a few senior officials in the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), who clearly saw Pannun as an important asset to create discord between the two countries.The reasons for their desire to sow

Johnnette Technologies, one of the top Indian UAV manufacturers, has received an order to Supply their flagship tactical fixed-wing drone, Johnnette JF-2, to the Indian Army for border surveillance. The company claims the drone is India’s first crash-resistant drone and stands out as an example for the make-in-India push that is being driven by the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi in order to

In a momentous achievement, the Indian Navy has successfully conducted tests for the landing and take-off of an Indian-made unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from its indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant. This ground breaking development, undertaken quietly at the beginning of the year, signals a significant leap forward in India’s maritime capabilities and underscores the navy’s commitment to