Jaishankar said only if India had been hard-headed and had a "good sense of international politics", the call to knock on the UN’s door would not have been takenIndia’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar believes taking the Kashmir issue to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in 1948 was an error and that by abrogating Article 370, New Delhi closed a "window of vulnerability" which it

The new Unit that replaced the outgoing unit has been shifted from a nearby district that has remained relatively peaceful over the timeJammu: Days after alleged killing of three civilians in Poonch, the Indian Army has shifted its Unit operating in Surankot area of Poonch district. The Army has taken the step to reportedly ensure ‘free and fair’ investigation in the matter. The Unit that has

New Delhi: The Indian Navy has deployed a total of six warships for anti-piracy and anti-drone operations and more of them will be sent further to tackle the challenge in the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Aden, Indian Navy chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said."Indian Navy has deployed six warships in the anti-piracy and anti-drone operations. The number is going to go up further. A proposal has been

Indian Navy destroyer INS Chennai in the Gulf of AdenINS Chennai, the guided missile destroyer that intercepted the hijacked vessel MV Lila Norfolk and rescued 21 crew members, was able to do so simply because it had been deployed strategically by Indian naval planners, and for the very purpose, people familiar with the matter said.On Friday, in a daring operation, Indian marine commandos

In a reaffirmation of India’s commitment to safeguarding its coastal territories, Inspector General Bhisham Sharma of the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) completed a meticulously planned four-day inspection visit to the Coast Guard unit in Mangalore, Karnataka. The visit, which focused on bolstering operational readiness and fortifying infrastructure development, is a testament to the nation’s

India has tested its K family of SLBM’s on several occasions, Sagarika (pic) undergoing testsThe ‘K’ missiles are intrinsically important for India’s nuclear deterrence arsenal because they provide India with a much needed ideal and invulnerable second-strike capability stated in India’s Nuclear Doctrine and thus shift the balance of power in India’s favour in the Asian regionIs there a sense of