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Air Chief Marshal lays Stress on Optimum Utilization of AI
MUMBAI: Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria laid stress on the optimum utilization of artificial intelligence that can drastically transform the way, in which wars are fought and won. Indian Air Force has started the process of harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence for training and threat monitoring purposes. The scope of its applications are being expanded by Air Force and will soon start the process of utilizing Artificial Intelligence for the purpose of data and intelligence fusion, maintenance as well as in its decision support system. “Artificial intelligence (AI) has the ability to completely transform the way we prepare for
Jawans Walked Into Maoists’ U-Shaped Trap
RAIPUR: Acting on a specific tip-off about the presence of two top Maoist leaders Madvi Hidma, the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army’s (PLGA) battalion number 1 commander, and Sujatha, an associate — in the Jagargunda-Jonaguda-Tarrem belt turned out to be a tap. The security forces had fallen prey to the trap. Up to 2,000 personnel from six camps were mobilised to intercept the outlaw duo. This included those from the CRPF’s specialised jungle warfare unit CoBRA, a unit of its Bastariya Battalion, and the District Reserve Guard. Once one of the teams reached the spot where the Left-wing terrorist commanders were
Militarisation of Tibet & its Implications for India
NEW DELHI: If the churning rumour mills are to be believed, then China is planning to quickly militarise Tibet which, within a few years, will become a centre of long-term pressure on India. To counter the Chinese military presence in Tibet that can pose a long-term potential threat, India needs a much-improved strategic border defence infrastructure. China’s recently released 14th Five Year Plan and the Long Range Objectives – 2035 indicate a troubled and perhaps treacherous period in India-China relations that lies ahead. China is also planning to construct a massive dam on the Great Bend on the Yarlung Tsangpo
21 Security Men Missing After Gunfight with Maoists
BIJAPUR: In a heart-rendering incident, twenty-one security personnel, including seven from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), who were engaged in the gun battle with Maoists have been missing since the confrontation in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur on Saturday. “Search parties have been sent to the forest, where the encounter took place, to look for the missing personnel this morning,” state director general of police DM Awasthi said on Sunday. As the security team reached Tarem, Maoists fired at them, triggering retaliation. Five personnel were killed in the three-hour gunfight; the other side too is believed to have suffered heavy casualties. “We
Attempt to set a unique ‘Tri-World-Records’
NEW DELHI: A group of veterans from India’s special forces’ have come together in an attempt to set a unique ‘Tri-World-Records’ on land, air and underwater, along with the people with disability. They will train people with disabilities to scale mountains, skydive, scuba dive, and set a unique world record on land, air and water. The unique initiative will be kicked off in May this year on land – to begin with when the team, led by ex-9 Para officer Major Vivek Jacob, will climb the world’s highest battlefield, Siachen Glacier, with the largest team of people with disabilities (PWDs).
What is ‘People Analytics’?
MUMBAI: We are living in a digital era, where every decision is based on data. The science of data and analytics has also digitally transformed the human resource (HR) functions. And this where the need of ‘People Analytics’ in all HR operations steps in! Advanced HR analytics tools examine employee data, processes, functions, problems, and performance with the aim of boosting workforce efficiency and attain sustainable business growth, which goes a long way in contributing to improved decision-making. Existing workers in the HR domain or those looking to build a lucrative career can pursue a People Analytics course. By pursuing
Army to Obtain 155/52 Calibre Mounted Gun System
BENGALURU: The Indian Army is preparing to induct the 155/52 Calibre Mounted Gun System to boost its firepower. Artillery helps in winning battles! Judicious use of artillery can shower death on the troops in the open and also destroy bunkers with deadly accuracy. This was clearly evident in Kargil where the Indian Artillery pulverized Pakistan bunkers, kept their heads down and made the task of assaulting Indian infantry easier. Artillery modernisation is a top priority! To add an extra edge to the Indian Army’s artillery, the move to procure 155/52 Calibre Mounted Gun System has been set into motion. Request
Union Cabinet Gives Export Clearance to Akash Weapon System
NEW DELHI: Akash Missiles manufactured by Bharat Dynamics Ltd (BDL) has been given nod for induction in Indian Army fleet. The missiles have been designed and developed by DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) under Make in India and manufactured by BDL at its Hyderabad Unit to boost ‘Aatm Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan’ with a large number of supply chain partners which include DPSUs, MSMEs and private industry. It can target aerial threats up to the maximum range of 25 km and up to an altitude of 20 km, operating at a speed range of 1.8 to 2.5 Mach. With the
TATA/DRDO WhAP for Optimized Survivability
MUMBAI: TATA/DRDO Wheeled Armoured Platform (WhAP) is being recognized as India’s First Infantry Combat Vehicle. The vehicle has been designed sophisticatedly for optimized survivability, all-terrain performance, and improved lethality and needed for quick movement of troops. The vehicle has been meticulously tested to perform in adverse terrain and circumstances, including high altitude areas. It has the capacity to transport nearly a dozen personnel and utilized as a surveying vehicle, infantry carrier, or logistics carrier. The major aim for developing WhAP and its rigorous testing is to ensure high mobility, firepower and safeguard the forces during their missions. The WhAP with
3 Additional Rafale Jets Arrive in India, Strength Now at 14
NEW DELHI: With the arrival of three additional Rafale fighters from France on Wednesday, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has increased its prowess by leaps and bounds. With the addition of three more jets, the number of Rafale fighters in the IAF fleet has gone up to 14. Moreover, another nine are scheduled to get inducted by April end. The three Rafales were refueled in mid-air by Airbus MRTT tankers of the UAE Air Force. The Hasimara forward base in north Bengal will kick off operations with five fighters next month. India ordered 36 planes from France (the equivalent of
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