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Technology changes battlefield, robots and flying machines will fight on orders of Indian military officers
All the fields of information technology, mechanical, electronics and engineering have combined to bring revolutionary changes in internal and external security. If military officials and sources of internal security are to be believed then in the coming times, the machines will command war on the command of military officers. The robot soldier will dodge the enemy and his companion robot will destroy the enemy. Not only this, the machine will fly and will launch a suicide attack on the enemy, leaving nothing but smoke and ashes. Sources reveal that in view of future challenges on the front of China, Pakistan,
Chinese PLA Starts retreating to Pangong Lake after 45 soldiers died
China has said that India and the Chinese Army have retreated from the northern and southern sides of Pangong Tso lake since Wednesday. On behalf of India, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh also said in the Rajya Sabha that it has been agreed to withdraw the army between the two countries. According to Russian news agency TASS, at least 20 Indian and 45 Chinese soldiers were killed in a clash between the Chinese and Indian Army after May 2020. After this incident, India and China increased the deployment of about 50,000 troops in the region. A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry
First contingent of women commandos inducted in CRPF’s Cobra Unit
First contingent of 34 women personnel in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has been included in the specially trained commando unit ‘Cobra’ for jungle warfare. They will soon be deployed in the country’s anti-Naxal operations. The Cobra Commando Squad of CRPF has been included in the best forces of the world. Now women soldiers are being included in the Cobra squad. A total of 34 women commandos have been selected from all the six women battalions of CRPF. They will be given three months of rigorous training. The CRPF has selected the first batch of women commandos to be
Army trained dogs are finding out about this serious disease affecting the world
Indian Army dogs have been trained for real-time identification of COVID19. These dogs have been trained by the army on the basis of sweat and urine samples. With the help of these two, these dogs have become skilled in identifying the samples of the patient suffering from Covid-19. On Tuesday, a live show was organized by the Army to see their potential. In this, 6 different sample cans were kept by the army, after which a dog was left to identify it. The dog saw all the coaches and sniffed and after that he sat near the real box. The
India Army’s 89 app ban completely successful
Banning the use of a total of 89 smartphone apps (applications), including social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, etc. on behalf of the Indian Army by its soldiers and officers has been completely successful. Only eight military officers in the army of nearly 1.3 million soldiers have been found violating these restrictions. At least 730 military officers were tasked to implement this ban, which came into force from July 15 last year. Sources said that these strict steps have been taken in the fear of leaking digital data and sensitive information by getting stuck in Facebook’s honeytrap. Only five years
SDRF-ITBP and Army put full force into Uttarakhand disaster rescue operation
Death toll in the Rishiganga Valley flood (Uttarakhand Chamoli Glacier Burst) in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district reached 31 on Tuesday. While the joint rescue and relief operations of several agencies including the army are on a war footing to take out 30-35 people trapped in the tunnel of damaged Tapovan-Vishnugad hydroelectric project of NTPC. Indian Army, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) personnel are continuously engaged in rescue and relief operations. According to the latest information received from the State Emergency Operations Center, a total of 31 bodies have been recovered from
Family of Navy Sailor Suraj Dubey expressed fear of deep conspiracy, demand CBI inquiry
Mortal remains of Navy sailor Suraj Dubey reached Ranchi from Mumbai on Sunday evening. He was paid tribute at Ranchi Airport. During this time, the atmosphere at the airport became turbid. Family members were in a weeping state. The family demanded a CBI inquiry into the incident. Naval personnel and family left for Palamu from Ranchi airport with the body. The uncle of the deceased sailor Suraj Dubey said that even after being burnt by the criminals, Suraj came 3 km and informed about the case. He demanded a CBI inquiry into the matter, saying that Suraj was kept in
Indian army limits Pakistan’s activities to the limit: Rajnath Singh
Central government said on Monday that the Indian Army has limited the activities carried out by Pakistan to the limit. In response to a supplementary question during the Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that the appreciation of the Indian Army is less because they have limited the activities of Pakistan. Defense Minister stated that in 2020 there were 4629 incidents of ceasefire violations. The purpose of Pakistan to carry out such activities is to disrupt peace in India. He said that the Indian side takes appropriate steps on its part to prevent incidents of
17 Rafale jets more to come by March
Strength of the Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to increase further in the coming days amid the ongoing border dispute over LAC in eastern Ladakh. The government has told on Monday that so far 11 Rafale aircraft have arrived in India and by March 17 more such aircraft will be delivered to India. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh gave this information to the Rajya Sabha in response to a question during the Question Hour. He said, “So far 11 Rafale aircraft have arrived in India and by March 17 more such aircraft will be delivered to India. By April 2022,
Joint exercise of Indian and US Army begins at Mahajan Field Firing Range
Joint exercise of India and US Army will begin from today in the Mahajan Field Firing Range of Bikaner District, located near the India-Pakistan International Border. Its opening ceremony was held this morning for this exercise. Joint manoeuvres will run from 8 to 21 February. During this time, the armies of both countries will jointly test their war skills. In this exercise 250 soldiers of American striker brigade are joining. At the same time, 24 Infantry Division soldiers of India will show their war skills. Major officers of both the armies participated in the opening ceremony held on Monday morning.
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