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Indian Army Jawan Deepak Singh Lynched In Gurudwara, Punjab
An Indian Army jawan was beaten to death on suspicion of theft. The incident is from a Gurdwara located in Gurdaspur, Punjab. According to reports, Deepak Singh, a resident of Pathankot, had gone to the Gurudwara to drink water. But the manager of the Gurudwara and his associates mistook him as a thief and beat him mercilessly. Deepak was admitted to the hospital in critical condition where he died. Deepak was posted in Arunachal Pradesh and was returning home after 6 months. The incident took place near Gurdwara Lal Singh Kulli Wale of Mukerian Chowk on the Gurdaspur-Pathankot National Highway
Young Scientist Invents Special Self Defence Helmet For Jawans
To protect the Indian Army deployed on the border, a young innovator from Kashi, a parliamentary constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has created a unique helmet. This helmet is capable of sending alert messages to soldiers, but can also fire bullets during an emergency. This device will alert the soldiers before the enemy enters the border. Also, through the remote trigger, the soldiers will be able to shower bullets on enemies with its help. The special thing is that as soon as PM Modi’s picture comes in front of this helmet, it starts announcing Vande Mataram. The creator of
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