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Before Republic Day Celebration In New Delhi, Multi Facial Recognition System Installed
After the improvised explosive device (IED) was found at Ghazipur Flower Market ahead of the Republic Day and later diffused, the Delhi Police have fortified areas in and around Rajpath with multi-layer security cover, installed facial recognition systems (FRS) and over 300 CCTVs. Deepak Yadav, DCP, New Delhi, said that apart from the terror threat, the rise in cases of COVID-19 is also a major challenge for the force. He has briefed the police personnel about the necessary precautions that need to be followed and has tightened the security arrangements in New Delhi. “We have intensified the process of verification
75 fighter jets and helicopters will fly in different formations over Rajpath on Republic Day
One of the grandest flypasts will take place this year on the newly renovated Rajpath. There will be 75 aircraft from the three services – the Indian Air Force, Navy and the Army will be part of this year’s Republic Day Parade in line with the Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav celebrations. Sharing details about the flypast, official spokesperson of Western Air Command Wing Commander Indranil Nandi told mediapersons virtually: “There will be a total of 17 Jaguars which will roar above Rajpath this Republic Day. In the flypast there will be the Indian Navy’s MiG 29 K and the P8i
Indian Army Gets new Uniform
The new uniform of the Indian Army was showcased at the parade ground on Saturday (January 15, 2022) during the Army Day Parade. The new combat uniform as has been reported by Financial Express Online has been designed in collaboration with the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT). It was a team of eight made up of students and professors who were working on this project of designing the new uniform for the Indian Army. The specifications were provided by the Indian Army. The Indian Army has been planning to change the pattern as well as the material used in
“Won’t let any attempt to change status quo along India’s border to succeed” – Army Chief Naravane To China
The Indian Army’s message is clear that it will not let any attempt to unilaterally change the status quo along the country’s borders succeed, Army Chief Gen M M Naravane said on Saturday. In an address at the Army Day Parade here, he said last year was extremely challenging for the Army and cited the developments on the northern borders with China. Army Day is observed on January 15 to mark Field Marshall K M Cariappa taking over as the first Indian Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army, replacing his British predecessor in 1949 Referring to the Eastern Ladakh standoff, Gen
Weapons found in search operation in Ganderbal, Kashmir
Army’s 24 RR has recovered weapons during a search operation from Ganderbal in Kashmir. This search operation was carried out by the army’s 24 RR after receiving information about the hiding of terrorists in the Vatlar area of Ganderbal and from there the army found one AK 47 rifle, two grenades, three UBGLs, seven detonators, three fuses, one in a garden. A bag and a pouch were recovered. After taking possession of these weapons recovered from the garden, the army and police have intensified the joint search operation in the area. It is feared that in view of the siege
Pilot’s spatial disorientation caused CDS Bipin Rawat’s Chopper Crash : Court Of Inquiry Report
The IAF chopper crash on December 8 that killed Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Bipin Rawat and 13 others was due to an unexpected change in weather that led to spatial disorientation of the pilot, stated the preliminary findings submitted by the tri-services court of inquiry. “The tri-services court of inquiry into the Mi-17 V5 accident on December 8, 2021, has submitted its preliminary findings,” the Indian Air Force’s statement said on Friday. The court of inquiry has ruled out mechanical failure, sabotage or negligence as a cause of the accident, it said. “The accident was a result of
India-China 14th Round Corps Commander Level Talks Fail To End Deadlock
There was no breakthrough in the 14th round of talks between the militaries of India and China, and the two sides agreed to maintain dialogue via military and diplomatic channels to work out a “mutually acceptable resolution” of the remaining issues. The two sides said in a joint statement on Thursday that they have agreed that the next round of border talks should be held at the earliest. Indian Army Chief General M M Naravane had said on Wednesday that India was hopeful of resolving issues related to disengagement at Patrolling Point 15 (Hot Springs) in eastern Ladakh in the
Indian Army conducting workshop for field commanders on negotiation & communication skills
The Indian Army said on Thursday it was conducting a workshop for its field commanders on negotiation and communication skills so that they can deal with “dynamic and emerging challenges”. A delegation of the Indian Army officers is currently holding the 14th round of talks with its counterpart in the Chinese Army to resolve the border dispute in eastern Ladakh. The main focus of this round of talks is to carry forward the disengagement process at Hot Springs (Patrolling Point 15), military sources said. The Indian Army said on Twitter on Thursday, “Indian Army in its quest for excellence and
Army Chief General MM Naravane assures strict action in Nagaland Shooting Case
Army Chief General MM Naravane has spoken of strict action on the issue of killing 14 innocent civilians during a military operation in Nagaland. He said that appropriate action would be taken against the soldiers involved in this operation. General Naravane told during his annual press conference that, the army’s internal investigation is going on in this matter and appropriate action will be taken based on the results of the investigation. Army Chief Naravane expressed regret over the incident that took place last month in Nagaland’s Mon district. In which apart from 14 innocent civilians, an army jawan was also
Omicron Less lethal than other variants
The cases of Coronavirus infection are increasing rapidly due to Omicron variant in the country. Meanwhile, the country’s topmost medical defense force authority has said that the Omicron variant is less lethal than the delta and beta variants. The Medical Wing of the Army has issued special guidelines regarding the rules related to Corona Testing and Quarantine of the soldiers of the three armies. Vice Admiral Rajat Dutta, head of the Directorate General of Armed Forces Medical Services, said the infection caused by the Omicron variant primarily occurs in the upper respiratory tract. In many studies, it causes less damage
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