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Indian Navy Likely Execute Orders Worth $51 billion For Subnmarines, Surface Ships In 10 Years
Union Minister of State for Defence Shripad Naik on Friday said expected orders for surface ships and submarines to be executed from 2020 to 2030 by the Indian Navy are to the tune of USD 51 billion. Naik was addressing a virtual meet on opportunities at Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) and Mazagao Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDSL), organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). The union minister said that more than 60 per cent of the Indian Navy’s budget is dedicated to capital expenditure and nearly 70 per cent of this capital budget has been spent on indigenous sourcing, amounting to nearly Rs 66,000
Warm clothes of Chinese army deteriorated in Ladakh, soldiers battered at 12 thousand feet height
Tensions between India and China in eastern Ladakh have been at a peak since the month of May. In East Ladakh, soldiers of both countries are standing in front of each other. However, due to inexperience of the Chinese Army, as the temperature is going down in the Ladakh sector, the condition of the PLA has started deteriorating. Poor warm clothes available from the government there have increased these problems of Chinese soldiers. The Chinese government has also provided them such clothes that cannot work above the height of 9 thousand feet. According to the Taiwan Times, purchases were made
Akshita Negi became doctor in Indian Army after leaving AIIMS
The dream of every youth is that when he does a job, then his salary is more, he will get every feeling. But there is a girl in the city who decided to leave the AIIMS job and serve the country. This girl is Dr. Akshitha Negi who has been selected as a Captain in the Indian Army. Akshita is a niece of city councillor Gurbax Rawat and has studied in Chandigarh. A special thing about Akshita is that she has not been inspired by seeing anyone or by anyone’s words. She had dreamed that she should go in the
Pakistan’s nefarious act on LoC, 3 soldiers martyred in ceasefire violation
In Poonch and Rajouri districts of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), 3 Indian soldiers were killed in ceasefire violations by the Pakistan Army on the Line of Control (LoC). Official sources gave this information on Friday. Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Devendra Anand said, “Nayak Prem Bahadur Khatri and Rifleman Sukhbir Singh were seriously injured in the firing on the Line of Control in Sundarbani sector of Rajouri district on Friday by Pakistani soldiers. Both the injured soldiers later succumbed. Meanwhile, Subedar (JCO) Swatantra Singh, who was seriously injured in firing on the Line of Control in Poonch district on Thursday, also
Country’s son Shaheed Swantantra Singh Rawat martyred with Pakistan, funeral today with military honours
Subedar Swatant Singh, who was martyred in a shoot-out with Pakistan in Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir, will be cremated with military honors today. Shaheed Swatantra Singh is originally from Oriari village of Pauri district. The 46-year-old Swatantra Singh, the Subedar of the 16th Garhwal Rifle, sacrificed to protect the country. The family was stunned at the news of his martyrdom. Mother and wife are in a weeping state. Shaheed Swatantra Singh went on duty in August and was scheduled to come home in February. But there was nothing important for them from serving the country. Shaheed Subedar Swatantra Singh
Indian Army Personnel Posted In Siachen and Kargil Reaffirmed Constitutional Values
On the occasion of Constitution Day, the Indian Army once again reiterated its commitment to the soil of the country. The soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces in Siachen at a height of thousands of feet, read the preamble and confirmed their commitment to the values ​​of the Indian Constitution. Apart from Siachen, soldiers in Kargil also did the same. The spokesman of the Ministry of Defense has confirmed the reading of the preamble by the soldiers on the occasion of Constitution Day. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar is called the constitution maker of India. The constitution of our country is the
Special Israeli and American drones to meet Indian Army Needs
India is constantly increasing its security due to the ongoing dispute with China over LAC (India-China Border Tension). After incorporating many missiles, including Rafale, into the army, drones (Israel) are going to join the strength of the Indian Army. India will soon get Israeli herons and mini drones from the US to further increase the surveillance capacity in the border areas connected by the Chinese border. The deal for the purchase of Israel’s Heron Surveillance drone is in the final stages and it is expected that it will be sealed in December. News agency ANI has quoted sources as saying
Indian fabric will replace Chinese fabric for Army Uniform thanks to DRDO
The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) is helping the Indian textile industry in the production of yarn for use in place of Chinese and other foreign cloth (fabric) used in making army uniforms in the country. This will help reduce the dependence on imports in the region. Dr Mayank Dwivedi, Director of Directorate of Industry Interface and Technology Management (DIITM) at DRDO, said that about 55 lakh meters of fabric would be needed only for the summer uniform of the Indian Army. And if all the requirements of the Navy, Air Force and paramilitary forces are combined, then this
Two soldiers martyred in terrorist attack on Army patrolling team near Srinagar
On Thursday, two security forces personnel were killed in a terrorist attack on a rapid response team (QRT) on the outskirts of Srinagar. The attack revealed the involvement of three terrorists. Two soldiers have also been killed in the attack. The statement issued by the army said that the militants opened indiscriminate firing on an Indian Army rapid response team at Aban Shah Chowk, HMT, Khusipora, Srinagar this afternoon. As it was a crowded area, the soldiers exercised restraint to avoid any civilian damage. Two soldiers were seriously injured in this attack and were sent to the nearest medical facility.
Indian Navy’s MiG-29K sinks in sea, search for missing pilot continues
A MiG-29K of the Indian Navy fell victim to the accident on Thursday. According to the Indian Navy, at around five o’clock on Thursday evening, there was an accident with MiG-29K and the plane fell into the sea. One pilot of the fighter aircraft has been found while another pilot is being searched. According to the Indian Navy, orders have been ordered to investigate the incident. This aircraft was being used as a trainer aircraft. A search operation is being conducted to find the second pilot of the aircraft. Pilots are being searched by conducting operations on air and water
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