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India Readies Varunastra Torpedo For Naval War Against China
It will not be easy for Chinese submarines to plunge the conspiracy into the depths of the Indian Ocean. Now, taking care of the intruding stealth in the sea area of India, the dragon’s heart will be beaten. Now, hiding under the depth of four hundred meters under sea level, China’s stealth submarine fleet will not survive, because the Navy of India has got Varunastra. In mythology, Varunastra means the weapon of the god of water, Varuna, whose death is impossible to escape in water, which once touched by his quiver, then the enemy will not stop without killing him.
Indian Army Uses Tunnel Pipe System Tactic Against China’s PLA
In the midst of ongoing tension along the border with India, China continues to prove itself better by using Propaganda. Now the Indian Army has made great preparations by defeating him in his own move. The Indian Army has combed China’s war manual and deployed a ‘Tunnel Defense’ in Ladakh to thwart any move by the dragon. According to the report of Hindustan Times, the Chinese army used this tactic in the second war against Japan. The diameters of these pipes (Hume reinforced concrete pipes) are 6 to 8 feet and through them, the soldiers reach the underground from one
China builds entire village on LAC near Doklam, created army bunker : Intelligence Report
China does not desist from showing its tricks against India. For the past several months, China has been continuing tensions with India on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh. Meanwhile, the intelligence report claimed that China has established an entire village close to Doklam near LAC. According to sources, China is working to increase military activity in this newly established village. Under this, reports of construction of military bunkers there as well as construction work for storage have also been received. According to top sources, his strategy behind bringing his civilians from remote areas to settle along the
Every plot of Pakistan like Nagrota will fail, Army Just Needs This Machine
After the Nagrota encounter in Jammu and Kashmir, security forces are insisting on installing full-body truck scanners to thwart the conspiracy hatched by Pakistan. Security forces say truck scanners are needed at many check posts in Jammu and Kashmir to prevent cases like Nagrota in the future so that no terrorist can hide in trucks. Government sources said, “The terrorists were hiding in trucks filled with apples. If the Jammu and Kashmir police knew about them, they could have been found and killed earlier. ”He said that during the apple season, trucks loaded with apples in the Kashmir Valley go
India Successfully Tests BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile Land Attack Version
India today successfully tested the land-attack version of its supersonic cruise missile BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile. According to news agency ANI, the Indian Army has tested this cruise missile from Andaman and Nicobar Islands at 10:30 am on Tuesday. The BrahMos missile was targeted at another island present there. The army consists of several regiments of missile systems developed by DRDO. This week BrahMos missile is going to have several operation tests. Under the tension with the border with China, these tests will try to show how accurately the missile can hit the target. This missile is made by coming
First Swadeshi Air To Air Missile ‘Astra’ To Be Tested From Tejas
The country’s first indigenous missile ‘Astra’, which is capable of hitting air to air and four times faster than sound, will soon be tested with indigenous fighter aircraft Tejas. Indeed, India is steadily increasing its military strength amid increasing tension with China on the Ladakh border. In view of this, fighter jets of the Indian Army are being equipped with missiles. In view of this, Rafael is also continuously being asked from France and they are being deployed on the border. Ground trial completed According to sources, the air-to-air missile ‘Astra’ is 4 times faster than the speed of sound.
Pakistan Denies Jaish-e-Mohammed’s conspiracy to commit terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan on Saturday summoned the Indian High Commission in-charge and rejected India’s claim that the Pakistani terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammad was plotting attacks there before the local elections in Jammu and Kashmir. Hours earlier, India had summoned the charge of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi and said that Pakistan should abandon its policy of supporting terrorists and terrorist groups operating from its territory and for attacks in other countries. Terrorist structures designed by terrorist organizations should be destroyed. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry in a statement dismissed the allegation and hoped that India would refrain from making any “misleading” statement. Earlier
Soldier’s children older than 25 years will now get treatment facility
In one case, the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) has ordered the Army to treat the soldier’s 25-year-old son. According to the rules, the age limit is 25 years and 18 years for the daughter to provide treatment to the soldier’s son. The case is related to retired havildar Awadhesh Kumar, resident of Rae Bareli. His 29-year-old son Arvind’s two kidneys have failed. The Army refused to treat him in April last year, stating that the disease is not on the list of ‘Disabled Persons Act-2016’. The son’s age is also more than 25 years. On this, Havildar filed an appeal
Mahima Singla, An Civil Engineering Student Will Now Join Army
The glory of 21 years was so impressed with a fiery speech by Kargil war heroine Captain Yashika Tyagi that she decided to join the army. Despite having no army background, she took the examination held under Civil Engineering category of Short Service Commission Women Technical Officer and secured the first position. Now Mahima Singla, a student of Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh, will be recruited as a lieutenant in the army. Mahima says that in the second year of civil engineering, she got a chance to hear Captain Yashika Tyagi, a war veteran who showed bravery during the Kargil War.
Indo-Pak War Veteran Retired Major General RN Chibber Dies
Major General (Retd) RN Chhibber, who participated in the wars of 1962, 1965 and 1971, died at his residence on Saturday. A defence spokesman gave this information on Sunday. He was 86 years old. Chhibber was born on September 23, 1934. General Chhibber was stationed in Afghanistan as a military attache from 1972 to 1975. The spokesman said, “He was an outstanding officer who also commanded the 8 Jat Regiment. His expertise and exceptional strategy made him a brilliant officer. “He said that General Chhibber breathed his last at his residence at Shanti Vihar in Kalukchak area of Jammu on
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