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China used non-conventional weapons in Galvan Valley, yet the soldiers taught a lesson – Defence report
A border dispute has been going on between India and China in eastern Ladakh Border Issue since April last year. Several rounds of talk have taken place at the military level, but the tension is not diminishing. Meanwhile, the Defense Ministry of India has presented its annual report, in which it has told about the violent clashes in the Galwan Clash. The report described how China used non-conventional weapons, yet Indian Army personnel responded to the attack and taught Chinese soldiers a lesson. The report said that the Chinese army’s unilateral and inflammatory action to forcefully change the status quo
Procurement of S-400 Air Defence System from Russia can create problems
Procurement of the S-400 air defence system from Russia could pose difficult US sanctions for India. This is indicated in the US parliamentary report. The report recommends a strong ban on India by the US government. Trump administration also threatened to impose sanctions when India signed the deal with Russia in 2018. The Russian S-400 air defence system is among the best in the world. The Parliamentary Research Service, an independent and bipartisan research arm of the US Parliament, said in its latest report that India is keen on initiatives to increase technology-sharing and cogeneration. While the US urges India
India approves export of Akash missile system
Union Cabinet approved the export of Akash missile system on 30 December 2020. With this, it was also decided to set up a committee to make exports faster. According to a Defense Ministry release, under self-reliant India, the country is increasing the capacity to manufacture a wide range of defence equipment and missiles. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted that Akash is an important missile of the country and it is 96 percent indigenous in nature. He said that the export format of Akash would be different from the system currently deployed with the Indian Armed Forces. He said that the
Naval Chief Admiral Karambir Singh arrives at INS Dwarka Operating Base in Gujarat
Admiral Karambir Singh, Chief of the Indian Navy arrived in Gujarat. Where he visited the Forkha operating base Okha. During this time the Flag Officer Commanding of Gujarat and Daman-Diu gave him information about maritime operations and security issues. At the same time, the Navy Chief inspected INS Dwarka. On the occasion of INS Dwarka entering the Golden Jubilee year, he encouraged the soldiers. Also greeted everyone on the new year. On behalf of the Indian Navy, it was told that in Okha, the Naval Chief also learned about the aspects related to coastal surveillance of the country. He visited
India-China To Hold 9th Round Of Commander Level Talks
India and China are consulting on the ninth round meeting of the Corps Commander level. Chinese Colonel Ministry spokesman Senior Colonel Tan Kefei gave this information on Thursday. It is known that India and China have held eight rounds of Corps Commander level talks but the situation of deadlock between the two countries in May this year is still going on. Not only this, no concrete progress has been made so far in eastern Ladakh to reduce the tension on the LAC and the withdrawal of the forces. Colonel Ten Kafei said in an online media briefing that since the
Naib Subedar Ravinder Singh martyred in Nowshera, Pakistan’s many posts destroyed in retaliation
Even on the first day of the new year, Pakistan did not desist from its antics. On the Line of Control in Nowshera sector, on Friday evening twice, Pakistan violated the ceasefire and targeted the forward posts of the army, in which Ravinder Singh, the Naib Subedar, was killed. The army retaliated and destroyed several outposts across the border. A Pakistani soldier was killed in this action, while several others were reported injured. The fire continued till late evening. On Thursday also Pakistan fired unprovoked into this sector. Subedar Ravinder hailed from Haryana. The defense spokesman said that for the
CDS General Bipin Rawat met Army and ITBP jawans
Chief of Defense Staff, General Bipin Rawat is on a tour of the operational areas of Arunachal Pradesh and on the second day of his tour, General Bipin Rawat met the army and ITBP soldiers. These soldiers were stationed in the Subansiri Valley in Arunachal Pradesh. CDS General Bipin Rawat said while meeting the soldiers posted on the tour of the operational areas, “I am satisfied with the high morale and motivation of all ranks.” I believe that these soldiers will ensure victory when given a challenge or opportunity.
DRDO, Navy test air borne container auxiliary-NG
Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and the Indian Navy conducted the first successful test of air-dropped container auxiliary-NG in the offshore area of ​​Goa which was dropped from the IL-38SD aircraft. . The Defense Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday that the subsidiary-NG, India’s first manufactured and developed in the country, is the first air-dropped container. It said that this GPS-equipped container can carry a weight of up to 50 kg and it can be dropped from a heavy aircraft. Two DRDO laboratories and private company Avantel were involved in its design and development. The ministry said, “The
GRSE supplies eighth LCU vessel to Indian Navy
The top officer of the company gave this information. Rear Admiral (Retd) VK Saxena, Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE, said that this abattoir (capable of running on water and land) would be strategically deployed near the important Andaman and Nicobar Islands, heading towards South China Sea Ahem is close to the seaway. He said that it has been specially designed to carry out military operations in the most inaccessible coastal areas. Saxena said that despite the challenges of the Kovid-19 pandemic and the lockdown that ensued, Kolkata-based Garden Rich Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) successfully supplied the last vessel to
Indian Army constitutes new wing for human rights issues
The Indian Army has formed a new wing under the leadership of an officer of the rank of Major General to further enhance transparency in human rights matters. Major General Gautam Chauhan took over as Additional Director General (Human Rights) at the Army Headquarters on Thursday. The launch of this wing is in line with the Army’s decision to ensure transparency in conducting anti-terror operations, the army said on Friday. In fact, security forces have been accused of human rights violations in some areas in the Northeast and Jammu and Kashmir. Significantly, last month, the Ministry of Defense approved the
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