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Carrier-borne jet search start with Rafale M Demonstration
The selection process for new carrier borne fighter jets for the Indian Navy is underway with a demonstration by France’s Rafale M (Marine) scheduled this week in Goa but several challenges remain ahead, with stiff competition by the American side that is fielding the F 18 Super Hornet that holds out the promise of enhanced naval cooperation in the region. The Rafale M, which operates from the French Charles de Gaulle carrier, will demonstrate its capability to take off from the shore based test facility at Goa that simulates the ski jump deck of Indian Aircraft Carriers. The test presents challenges as the Rafale,
CDS Bipin Rawat chopper crash: Inquiry points to air crew error
The military helicopter crash that killed Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat and 13 others last month is likely to have been caused by air crew error, with the Mi 17V5 chopper going down in bad weather without giving any distress call, A tri-services inquiry into the Mi 17V5 helicopter accident near Coonoor in Tamil Nadu has been finalised and defence minister Rajnath Singh is set to be given a detailed briefing on the crash today. The inquiry report, according to the people cited earlier, suggests that the helicopter did not suffer from any technical problem and crashed when
Navy Gets Two More POSEIDON 8I Maritime Aircraft
The Indian Navy has inducted two more Poseidon 8I maritime reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare aircraft, in a boost to its surveillance capabilities in the Indian Ocean in the face of China’s increasing forays into the region. The two aircraft, manufactured by US aerospace major Boeing, arrived in India on December 30, officials said on Tuesday. “The Indian Navy’s Boeing P-8I aircraft commenced operations from INS Hansa, Goa with two aircraft arriving on December 30. The aircraft were inducted after fitment of indigenous equipment and flight acceptance trials,” Indian Navy spokesperson Commander Vivek Madhwal said. China’s construction activities on Pangong Tso
On New Year Indian Army unfurls national flag in Galwan valley
Indian Army unfurled the Tricolour in the Galwan valley, Ladakh on the occasion of New Year. As per sources in the security establishment, the Indian Army personnel had hoisted the National flag in Galwan on New Year’s eve. The move comes amid reports in a section of media that claimed that Chinese soldiers had displayed their flag in the region a few days ago. Earlier, the media reported that the Chinese government had sought to “rename” 15 places in Arunachal Pradesh in its map two days ahead of implementing new border law. The Indian Government on last Thursday said that it has seen reports
Intruder killed in firing by BSF troops in Samba order area
An intruder was shot dead on Monday when BSF troops resorted to firing following the detection of suspicious movement along the International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Samba district, a senior officer of the force said. The alert troops of the Border Security Force (BSF) detected the suspected Pakistani intruder’s movement along the IB in Ramgarh in the early hours and opened fire after challenging him, officials said. The intruder did not pay any heed and was subsequently shot dead by the troops, they added.
Indian Navy’s multilateral Milan Exercise to take place next month
The Indian Navy is getting ready for the largest ever multilateral `Milan’ exercise which has been scheduled for the end of February, 2022. More than 40 plus navies from across the globe are expected to enter the Indian waters starting next month. This time besides the member countries of the QUAD (Japan, the US and Australia), the member nations of AUKUS (the UK, Australia & the US) too are going to be participating in this drill which is going to be all about interoperability and jointness in the waters. “The focus will also be on ensuring the sea lanes are
large part of Bastar free of Naxalism menace: Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel
Claiming that a major portion of the Bastar region was now free of naxal insurgency, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Saturday hailed the security forces for their successes against the rebels.He was addressing a gathering of state police and paramilitary personnel on the occasion of New Year at Police Parade Ground here.His government has changed Chhattisgarh’s image as an insurgency-affected state, Baghel said. “I am happy that our police have been doing excellent work in naxal-affected areas. Naxalism is not just a law and order problem, but also a political and social problem. Security forces have set up camps
Kashmir : Pakistani terrorists killed in infiltration attempt on New Year
Pakistan is not deterring its antics even on the new year. The Indian Army has informed that in the midst of the continuing ceasefire on the LoC, on 1 January, infiltration or infiltration of the Pakistani Army in the Keran sector of Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir. Some action was taken by a special team called Border Action Team (BAT). In such a situation, the Indian Army foiled his plans. Also a Pakistani terrorist has been killed. Officials of the Indian Army have informed that there is a possibility that on 1 January, any action or infiltration attempt was made by
Deployment of first regiment of S-400 by Feb 2022
The Indian Air Force is likely to complete the deployment of the first regiment of the S-400 Triumf missile systems at an airbase in Punjab by February, military officials said on Saturday. They said the process of deployment of the missile system has begun and it will take at least six more weeks to complete the deployment. The first regiment of the missile system is being deployed in such a way that it can cover parts of the border with China in the northern sector as well as the frontier with Pakistan. “The transportation of various critical components of the
Indo-Bangladesh border in Tripura will be completely fenced by 2023
The India-Bangladesh border in Tripura will be completely fenced by next year to ensure fool-proof security, a top BSF official said on Saturday. Border Security Force Inspector General (Tripura Frontier), Sushanta Kumar Nath, said that 80-85 per cent of the 856-km-long India-Bangladesh international border in the northeastern state has already been fenced. “Substantial fencing work has been done in the Tripura’s eastern sector last year, and work on a 31-km porous stretch has been taken up on a priority basis. Single row fencing has gained momentum in the state’s western sector, and 10 km was fenced last year,” he told
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