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Chandigarh DAV Inter College Students Will Learn About Martyr Captain Vikram Batra In Syllabus
Now students in schools will also be able to get acquainted with the heroic saga of Kargil War hero Paramvir Chakra martyr Captain Vikram Batra. Preparations are being made to include the stories of his bravery during the Kargil war in the school syllabus as well. DAV College Sector-10 and DAV Management Committee will send a proposal to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC) to include Captain Batra’s valor saga in the school-college syllabus. This decision was taken in the meeting of DAV Management Committee held on Friday. DAV Management Committee Chairman Padmashree
Russia’s Kamov 226T can replace Cheetah and Chetak helicopters
Cheetah and Chetak helicopters working in surveillance and other military operations on the border with Pakistan and China are now obsolete. In such a situation, now the armed forces are considering to demand from the government to buy Russia’s Kamov 226T helicopter. They say that these helicopters should be bought only in flying condition. Sources in the defense sector say that it is necessary to replace the single engine Cheetah and Chetak of the 1960s and 70s, as their accident rate is high and working efficiency is affected. According to the Times of India report, sources said that the operational
Pakistan Finds Accuse To Attack India Over Afghanistan Conflict
With the situation rapidly deteriorating after the US withdrawal from Afghanistan , regional players are trying to get hold of the ground . On this occasion, as usual, Pakistan is trying to increase negativity by targeting India. Referring to India’s presence in Afghanistan, the Pakistani military has said that New Delhi’s investment was aimed at establishing influence in an attempt to harm Islamabad’s interests. Major General Babar Iftikhar, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a television interview on Saturday, “The current situation has created huge disappointment on the Indian side. ICPR is the media wing of the
Pfizer-BioNtech seeks approval for third dose of COVID-19 vaccine
The Pfizer-BioNtech COVID-19 vaccine may require a third dose to work more effectively against the coronavirus (Covid-19). The third Covid-19 shot is also expected to provide better protection against the beta variant. American pharmaceutical company Pfizer-BioNtech is trying to get approval for the third dose. The company claims that a third dose may be needed to beat Corona. The company will try to get approval in view of the interim trial data, which showed that the third dose can increase antibody levels by five to ten times compared to the first two doses. In fact, this third Covid-19 dose is
Air Force X & Y Group CASB Admit Card 2021
Air Force X & Y Group Admit Card 2021 : Central Air Force Selection Board (CASB), Indian Air Force has officially released the CASB Admit Card 2021 for Air Force X & Y Star 01/2021 written exam on 9 July 2021. As per the official notice available on -CASB’s official website airmenselection.cdac.in Exam Date and name of Exam City for STAR 01/2021 is available in your login click here. Admit Card will be available for downloading through Candidate login only 24 to 48 hrs prior to date of exam. IAF CASB Star 01/2021 Admit Card Download Air Force Group X and
Lightest Bulletproof jacket made of silicon boron carbide for Indian Army
Soldiers will now be able to sour the teeth of enemies by wearing light bulletproof jackets. Boron carbide bulletproof vest made by mixing silicon will be more protective and weigh only 8.7 kg. The company chief claims that this jacket, the lightest ever in the country, will be capable of withstanding more firepower. Till now, the weight of such a jacket made of boron carbide (organic compound) was 10 and a half kg. This jacket, prepared after a year of research, is up to the standards of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), an organization of the United States (US).
Jammu and Kashmir: Encounter between terrorists and security forces in Sunderbani, two soldiers martyred, 2 terrorists killed
The army, which has been searching for suspects for the last nine days in Sunderbani sector, finally found the terrorists and killed two terrorists on Thursday morning. Both are Pakistani terrorists, from whose possession a huge quantity of ammunition including two AK 47 rifles have been recovered. During the encounter in a difficult geographical area, a terrorist opened indiscriminate fire, due to which two soldiers including a Naib Subedar of the army were martyred. A young man has been seriously injured. On the suspicion of being some more terrorists, a search operation is being conducted in the area by the
Kashmir : 7 Terrorists Killed In Operation All Out Of Indian Army
At present, the encounter with terrorists is going on in Kulgam of Jammu and Kashmir. Security forces have surrounded 2-3 terrorists and firing is happening from both sides. It is impossible for terrorists to escape. Army’s Operation All Out continues in Jammu and Kashmir. In Sunderbani, there was an encounter between army personnel and terrorists, in which 2 terrorists were killed. It is the courage of the soldiers of the army that 7 terrorists were killed in 36 hours, but in the meantime 2 of our soldiers were also martyred. These are the brave sons of the country who put
Researchers at MIT, Harvard develop new face mask to detect COVID-19
Researchers from Harvard University and MIT have developed a new face mask that can detect whether the wearer has had a COVID-19 infection within about 90 minutes. This face mask has been designed by engineers from the Weiss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). These engineers have designed a face mask that can diagnose Covid-19 infection in the wearer of the mask within about 90 minutes. These masks are embedded with small, disposable sensors that can also be incorporated into clothing or adapted to detect other viruses. A wide range of
Indian Navy SSC (Electrical) Recruitment 2021 : Application Starts 16 July
Indian Navy SSC Electrical Recruitment 2021 : Indian Navy has invited applications for SSC (Shot Service Commission) in Electrical Branch for the course commencing at INA (Indian Naval Academy), Ezhimala, Kerala in January 2022. Find below all the details related to this notificatiion. The application process will start from 16 July 2021 and the interested candidates can apply for it via Indian Navy’s official website – joinindiannavy.gov.in. Only unmarried male candidates are eligible for Indian Navy SSC Electrical Recruitment 2021. The last date of application is 30 July 2021. SSB interviews will be conducted from September 21 onwards at Bangalore/
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