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Indian Army Conducts Special Artificial Organ Camp For IED Blast & Other Accident Victims
Artificial Organ Camp : Indian Army has also come out as a helper for the people of Keran sector, who become the support of the soldiers near the LoC. The Army gave new life to many people by setting up an artificial limb fitment camp at Farkian Gali in Kupwara, about 125 km from Srinagar at an altitude of about 10,000 feet. The local people of Kupwara, the frontier district of North Kashmir, often help them in every task by staying with the Indian Army. Many work as porters. But during this time the people of these areas adjoining the
Chandigarh DAV Inter College Students Will Learn About Martyr Captain Vikram Batra In Syllabus
Now students in schools will also be able to get acquainted with the heroic saga of Kargil War hero Paramvir Chakra martyr Captain Vikram Batra. Preparations are being made to include the stories of his bravery during the Kargil war in the school syllabus as well. DAV College Sector-10 and DAV Management Committee will send a proposal to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC) to include Captain Batra’s valor saga in the school-college syllabus. This decision was taken in the meeting of DAV Management Committee held on Friday. DAV Management Committee Chairman Padmashree
Russia’s Kamov 226T can replace Cheetah and Chetak helicopters
Cheetah and Chetak helicopters working in surveillance and other military operations on the border with Pakistan and China are now obsolete. In such a situation, now the armed forces are considering to demand from the government to buy Russia’s Kamov 226T helicopter. They say that these helicopters should be bought only in flying condition. Sources in the defense sector say that it is necessary to replace the single engine Cheetah and Chetak of the 1960s and 70s, as their accident rate is high and working efficiency is affected. According to the Times of India report, sources said that the operational
Lightest Bulletproof jacket made of silicon boron carbide for Indian Army
Soldiers will now be able to sour the teeth of enemies by wearing light bulletproof jackets. Boron carbide bulletproof vest made by mixing silicon will be more protective and weigh only 8.7 kg. The company chief claims that this jacket, the lightest ever in the country, will be capable of withstanding more firepower. Till now, the weight of such a jacket made of boron carbide (organic compound) was 10 and a half kg. This jacket, prepared after a year of research, is up to the standards of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), an organization of the United States (US).
Kashmir : 7 Terrorists Killed In Operation All Out Of Indian Army
At present, the encounter with terrorists is going on in Kulgam of Jammu and Kashmir. Security forces have surrounded 2-3 terrorists and firing is happening from both sides. It is impossible for terrorists to escape. Army’s Operation All Out continues in Jammu and Kashmir. In Sunderbani, there was an encounter between army personnel and terrorists, in which 2 terrorists were killed. It is the courage of the soldiers of the army that 7 terrorists were killed in 36 hours, but in the meantime 2 of our soldiers were also martyred. These are the brave sons of the country who put
Indian Army Chief MM Naravane On Italy Tour
Army Chief General MM Naravane is on a four-day visit to Britain and Italy on Sunday with an aim to enhance India’s bilateral ties with Britain and Italy. Army says General Naravane will meet senior military leaders of both the countries to explore ways to boost military cooperation. The first leg of Naravane’s visit will see talks with the UK’s Secretary of State for Defence, the Chief of Defense Staff, the Chief of the General Staff and others. He will also visit various army formations where he will exchange views on issues of mutual interest, the statement said. The Army
Two Army Soldiers Arrested For Spying and Sending 900 Sensitive Documents To Pakistan
Soldiers Arrested For Spying : Two soldiers of the Indian Army put the security of the entire country at stake for just 92 thousand rupees and sent close to 900 sensitive documents to Pakistan. Out of this 800 documents, the new airbase of the Indian Army being built in Kargil, the training center, the location of the army troop around Kargil and the complete information about the drones were sent to Pakistan’s intelligence agency. After the disclosure of the matter, the Indian Defense and Army Ministry has lost its sleep. Now the Indian Army has started changing its airbase. The
Jammu and Kashmir: Top Hizbul commander killed in encounter
A big success has been achieved by the Indian soldiers in Kashmir. A top terrorist commander of terrorist organization Hizbul Mujahideen was killed during an encounter between terrorists and security forces in Handwara of North Kashmir on Wednesday. Police said Mehrajuddin Halwai alias Ubaid was active in North Kashmir for many years and was involved in many terrorist activities. Police said that he was a contemporary of the infamous Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. While Burhan was involved in a series of killings of civilians, security forces in South Kashmir, Mehrajuddin Halwai was involved in the killing of civilians, security
Jammu Drone Attack Incident Very Serious : BSF Director General Akesh Asthana
BSF Director General Rakesh Asthana on Friday said the recent incident of drone bombing at an Air Force base in Jammu is very serious and very dangerous and there is an urgent need to develop technology to meet this challenge. Border Security Force (BSF) chief Asthana said the force guards India’s nearly 6,300-km-long land border with Pakistan in the west and Bangladesh in the east and faces four challenges on the security front. Asthana said that these circumstances directly affect the effectiveness of the BSF’s operations and advances along the border. He said that there is an urgent need to
Martyr Himanshu Negi’s Funeral Attended By Huge Crowd
The mortal body of martyr Himanshu Negi from East Sikkim reached his home in an army ambulance after a long wait of 68 hours. As soon as the dead body arrived, a crowd of people gathered for the last glimpse of the martyr. Administrative officers and ex-servicemen paid heartfelt tributes by laying flowers on the mortal remains of the martyr. The last rites of the martyr were performed in Ramnagar. Himanshu Negi, a resident of Pandey Colony of Hempur Depot in Kashipur, Uttarakhand, was appointed on 27 March 2019 as a constable in the Seven Kumaon Regiment. Presently he was
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