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Heartbreak engulfs Kashmir as ten brave soldiers of 4 Rashtriya Rifles make the supreme sacrifice in a tragic accident at Khanni Top, uniting the nation in deep sorrow and reverence for their bravery
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The convoy in question was tasked with a movement towards a high-altitude post near the Himachal Pradesh border.
In a historic leap for defense safety, the Indian Army signs a massive ₹62 crore deal with Swadeshi Empresa to deploy 18 advanced, indigenous firefighting robots at critical ammunition depots nationwide
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The autonomous ground system is designed for greater protection when combating fires in areas where they can spread swiftly and endanger infrastructure and people.
General Dwivedi reveals India was fully ready for ground action during Operation Sindoor, warning Pakistan that any future misadventure will invite a swift, severe, and decisive military retaliation
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During his first interaction with the press in 2026, General Dwivedi provided a detailed account of the military’s readiness during the height of the tensions.
“Precision defines true power”: Rajnath Singh and Yogi Adityanath flag off India’s first BrahMos missile batch from Lucknow, a historic India-Russia defence milestone born from APJ Abdul Kalam’s vision and the success of Operation Sindoor
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The initial target is to manufacture 80-100 missiles annually. But once the operations stabilise, the facility is capable to make up to 150 missiles in a year.
In September 2016, after 19 soldiers were martyred in Uri, Maj Mike Tango and Para SF stormed across the LoC in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir as Modi, Doval, and Rawat unleashed surgical strikes that roared like India’s vow of no more silence
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Weapons and equipment were checked for the last time. The men carried M4A1 carbines, Israeli Tavor rifles, grenade launchers, Galil sniper rifles, and night-vision gear.
India prepares for history’s most ambitious defence leap as the Defence Procurement Board weighs a ₹2 lakh crore IAF proposal for 114 ‘Made in India’ Rafale jets with 60% indigenous power and a world-class MRO hub in Hyderabad
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Rafale jets will be built in India by Dassault Aviation with Indian partners and are expected to feature over 60% indigenous components, sources said.
A new era for India’s defence begins with a 15-year roadmap unveiling 200 cutting-edge systems, including nuclear warships, AI weapons, stealth drones and hypersonic missiles
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India’s defence roadmap targets nuclear warships, hypersonic missiles, AI weapons, stealth drones and space warfare for future battles.
Lt. Col. Rishi Rajalakshmi, shot in the face in the 2017 Pulwama Tral encounter with his nose, jaw, and cheek shattered, returned scarred but unbroken to serve again, and for this indomitable courage Gen. Bipin Rawat hailed him as “the most fearless man”
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Eyewitnesses recalled him wading through thick sludge and climbing over heaps of rubble to ensure help reached even the most remote pockets of the disaster zone.
Pinned to a pole and savagely beaten at Meerut’s Bhuni Toll Plaza, Army jawan Kapil Kavad’s ordeal echoed the earlier humiliation of Lt Col Ritesh by SpiceJet staff at Srinagar Airport, a shocking reminder that India’s defenders face brutality at home
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On July 26, 2024, Lt Col Ritesh Kumar Singh of HAWS Gulmarg was provoked and assaulted by SpiceJet staff at Srinagar Airport.
On urgent family leave with just a cleared cabin bag, Lt Col Ritesh Kumar Singh was allegedly provoked by SpiceJet staff, sparking a violent clash, FIRs, viral outrage, injury claims, and a furious wave of #BoycottSpiceJet led by enraged Army veterans
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According to the eyewitness, the officer arrived alone, carrying a single cabin bag weighing around 8–9 kg, which had already been cleared at the check-in counter.














