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CRPF jawan opens fire on fellow soldiers, 4 soldiers died
Four soldiers have lost their lives in the dispute over Diwali holidays. The incident is from Telangana-Chhattisgarh border. The deceased were all CRPF 50 battalion personnel. According to the information, a dispute started between the soldiers on Monday morning at Lingampalli Base Camp in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh regarding Diwali holidays. During this suddenly a jawan started firing. In the incident, Rajmani Yadav of Bihar, Danji and Raju Mandal of Bengal died on the spot. At the same time, the other four were seriously injured. He was admitted to Bhadrachalam Area Hospital, out of which one of the jawans Dharmendra
Indian Army will always play its role in taking forward self-reliant India: Army Chief Naravane
Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane has said that the Indian Army will always play its role in advancing self-reliant India. In a webinar organized by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), Army Chief General Naravane said, “The Indian Army is undergoing rapid modernization and is looking for indigenous solutions for its operational needs. I assure everyone that the Indian Army will always play its role in taking forward a self-reliant India. Naravane mentioned that it is imperative to develop indigenous and local capabilities to meet the emerging security challenges and reduce dependence on foreign technologies.
Fact Check : Fake Viral Post Regarding Rule Change In Army Recruitment 2022
Rule Change In Army Recruitment 2022 : A post is going viral on various platforms of social media. An alleged screenshot of a news channel is being used in this. It is being claimed that a new rule has come for Army Recruitment 2022. Now there will be an age relaxation of two years. Fact-checking website Vishwas News scrutinized the viral post in detail. Upon investigation, it was found that the screenshot is completely fake. No such decision was taken by the Indian Army. Army spokesperson also denied this. To know the truth, first Google search was done. Not a
India to lift ban on dealings with Italian defence firm Leonardo
The Indian government has decided to lift the ban on dealings with Italian firm Leonardo with certain conditions. The ban was imposed on the company in connection with the Rs 3600 crore VVIP chopper scam. As per reports, the CBI and Ed will continue their investigation against the company and the company will also not be allowed to make any financial claims from the Indian government based on any agreements signed earlier. The company will be required to start afresh after the ban is lifted. Despite the lifting of the ban, the investigations into the case against the company by
China Builds Village In Tibet Region Near Arunachal Pradesh
China has built a village with about 100 houses in the disputed region of Tibet near Arunachal Pradesh, India. This village situated in the border area is full of facilities and can provide assistance to the army in case of war. This is stated in the annual report of the US Department of Defense. This report on China’s activities has been placed before Congress. The report said that China often accuses India of developing infrastructure near the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Whereas in reality China itself is doing this work very fast. In many areas, he has also laid
Vijay Jyoti Of 1971 Indo-Pak War Victory 50th Celebration Reaches Jamshedpur
The 1971 war between India and Pakistan has completed 50 years. In memory of this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had flagged off the victory torch in different directions from the National War Memorial in New Delhi on 16 December. This Vijay Jyoti reached Jamshedpur on Sunday, 7 November, which was given a grand welcome. The members of the All India Ex-Servicemen Service Council were standing with flowers and garlands at Dimna Chowk, Mango, the gateway of Jamshedpur, from 12 noon. As soon as Vijay Jyoti arrived, Bharat Mata ki Jai… drowned in gaiety with the proclamation. After this, when the
Indian Armed Forces will be equipped with hi-tech weapons, Defence Acquisition Council approves project of 7965 crores
Taking another step towards the modernization of the Indian Army, the Defense Ministry has approved a proposal of Rs 7965 crore to purchase modern weapons and military equipment. This also includes the purchase of 12 light utility helicopters from Hindustan Aeronautics. The procurement proposal was approved in a meeting of the Defense Acquisition Council (DAC), the highest decision-making body of the Defense Ministry. The major projects approved today include 12 light utility helicopters, short range hun mounts, Lynx gun fire control systems and mid-life upgrades of Donear aircraft, according to an official statement from the ministry. The project will involve
Report for formation of theatre command to be received by April 2022
The Department of Military Affairs has sought a report from the three services in connection with the establishment of a unified theatre command of the three armies for warfare. The armies have to submit the report by April 2022. The Department of Military Affairs functions under the Ministry of Defence. In connection with the formation of the theatre command, a meeting of the three army chiefs and the officers appointed to report was held under the chairmanship of CDS General Bipin Rawat on Monday. According to sources, Lt Gen YK Dimri, Commander of the Central Command in the Army and
Lt Gen Nav Kumar Khanduri Take Over As Western Command Commander-In-Chief
Lt Gen Nav Kumar Khanduri on Monday took over as the Commander-in-Chief of the Western Command. He has succeeded Lt Gen RP Singh as the Commander-in-Chief of the Western Command. Lt Gen RP Singh retired on 31 October. This is the first time that an officer of the Army’s Air Defense Corps has been appointed to the rank of Commander-in-Chief in a command. On taking over, Lieutenant General Nav Kumar Khanduri paid tribute to the martyred soldiers by visiting Veer Smriti. He was given a guard of honour by the Western Command. Khundri has been the Commander in Trishakti Corps
Indian Army Shatrujeet Brigade Conducts High Intensity Airborne Drills
The Shatrujeet Brigade of the Indian Army is conducting aerial exercises on the northern borders in eastern Ladakh to review its rapid response capabilities. Sources gave this information on Monday. The standoff between the Indian and Chinese armies has been going on since May 2020 when violent clashes took place in the Pangong Lake area in eastern Ladakh. Sources said that on Monday, air troops of Shatrujit Brigade were shifted to an altitude of more than 14,000 feet as part of the exercise. Along with special vehicles and equipment, these specially trained soldiers were accelerated from five different bases by
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