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The Indian Army has undertaken a significant initiative to strengthen coordinated security efforts in Jammu & Kashmir by conducting a 12-day refresher course for Jammu & Kashmir Police personnel under the aegis of its Tiger Division.This program was jointly conceptualised by senior leadership of the Indian Army and the Jammu & Kashmir Police, with the aim of enhancing operational
The anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack has reignited calls for stronger measures against terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. Junaid Qureshi, Director of the European Foundation for South Asian Studies, emphasised that one year after the tragedy, grief and concern remain widespread, accompanied by demands for decisive action against the terror ecosystem.He described the incident as a deliberate
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is expanding its network of facilities to track space objects in Earth’s orbit, with plans to establish a phased array radar in the north-eastern region of India and an optical telescope at Hanle in Ladakh.These developments are part of a broader effort to enhance India’s Space Situational Awareness (SSA) capabilities at a time when Low Earth Orbit (
The Zojila Tunnel project along the Srinagar–Leh highway is approaching a historic milestone, with excavation work expected to achieve a breakthrough by the end of May.Officials associated with the project have confirmed that only around 300 metres of excavation remain, signalling that the tunnel is on the verge of connecting both ends.Once completed, the tunnel will provide all-weather
India is preparing to induct its indigenously developed Light Utility
Helicopter (LUH), designed by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL), to replace the
ageing Cheetah and Chetak fleet that has long served as a lifeline for troops
deployed in the high-altitude Himalayan frontiers, including the Siachen
Glacier.
The LUH has been tailored specifically for extreme
by Nilesh Kunwar ’Paradise’ LostWith terrorism raising its ugly head in J&K during the late eighties, Kashmir, which was considered to be “paradise on earth” for centuries, turned into a veritable Hell.What made this humongous collective human tragedy even more distressing is that even though sponsored by the Pakistan army to further its aim of “bleeding India through a thousand cuts,”
China has once again attempted to impose “fictitious names” on Indian territories, despite New Delhi’s categorical rejection and strong condemnation only days earlier.The Chinese Foreign Ministry doubled down on its claim that the renaming falls within its sovereignty, referring to Arunachal Pradesh by the fabricated name “Zangnan.”This latest provocation coincides with Beijing’s aggressive
China on Tuesday reiterated that its policy to improve relations with India remains unchanged, even as it defended its decision to publish new names for various regions in Arunachal Pradesh.India had categorically rejected Beijing’s move on Sunday, describing the attempt to assign “fictitious names” to Indian territory as a bid to create “baseless narratives.” New Delhi stressed that such actions
India has issued a strong response to reports that China has been assigning fictitious names to areas within Indian territory. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that such actions undermine ongoing efforts to stabilise and normalise bilateral ties between the two nations.MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasised that India “categorically rejects any mischievous attempts by the
The Jammu and Kashmir Police, working in close tandem with central intelligence agencies, have significantly widened their crackdown on a sprawling inter-state logistical network operated by the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror group.This intensified operation has led to the detention of several individuals across Haryana and Rajasthan. These suspects are allegedly responsible for facilitating the