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Recruitment Of Terrorists In Kashmir Valley Reduces Thanks To Army
There is now a declining trend in new recruitment of terrorists in Kashmir due to the killing of terrorists from targeted operations of the Indian Army and the opportunity to surrender to terrorists during the encounter. The security forces consider it positive. But it is also believed that this has shocked Pakistan and it is adopting new tricks to mislead the youth. Sources associated with security forces said that there has been an increase in the recruitment of terrorists in Kashmir this time as compared to last year. It was feared that it could break the record of 2018 when
If China keeps promise, then process of withdrawing army will start after Diwali
If China maintains its position, the three-phase process of withdrawing troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) will begin immediately after Diwali. According to sources, the target is to restore normalcy in the northern and southern areas of Pangong Lake by the end of November. Even if China does some tricks, the Indian Army will use Plan B. India’s strategists are skeptical of Chinese manoeuvres over the Mansarovar area south of Pangong Lake and the strategically important Depsang. According to sources, China, after removing the tank and armoured squad in the first phase, is ready to move away from
Jammu and Kashmir: Army pays tribute to four soldiers martryred in Pakistani firing
The army paid tribute to the four soldiers who were martyred in the incidents of violation of the ceasefire agreement by Pakistan in various sectors near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. In Jammu and Kashmir, 11 people were killed, including five jawans, in a ceasefire violation at several places on LoC between Gurez and Uri sectors on Friday. In return, the Indian Army caused major damage to the infrastructure of the Pakistani Army. Four army personnel, one BSF officer and six civilians died in Pakistan’s attacks. “The army today paid tribute to Havildar Hardhan Chandra Roy,
PM Modi Gives Strong Message To Pak-China From Longewala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday gave a strong message to China and Pakistan during the address celebrating Diwali with the soldiers on the Longewala border of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. He said that India believes in the policy of understanding and explaining. He also targeted China without naming it while talking about expansionism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, ‘Today the whole world is troubled by the expansionist forces. Expansionism is, in a way, a mental disorder and reflects 18th-century thinking. India is also becoming a strong voice against this thinking. Today the world is knowing this, understanding that this country
Ordnance Factory Board To Make Anti-Material Sniper Rifle For Indian Army
Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) is soon to offer its indigenously made anti-material sniper rifle(AMR) to the Indian Army for preliminaries in the wake of having consolidated changes according to the last’s necessity. The huge type AMR, named ‘Vidwanshak’ is a 100 per cent indigenous weapon by OFB, dispatched during the ‘Atmanirbhar Week’. Sources in the Kolkata based protection maker OFB affirmed to The Statesman that a few requests were gotten for the rifle from state police associations and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF). The BSF and the CRPF are the current clients of the weapon. “Vidwanshak is a multi-type sharpshooter
Director Ekta Kapoor In Trouble For Disrespecting Army Via Web Series
Famous film director, director Ekta Kapoor has received a setback from the High Court of Indore. She will be prosecuted for showing objectionable material against the army in a web series. Ekta Kapoor had created a web series, in which she was accused of showing objectionable facts regarding the army. An angry person had lodged a complaint at Annapurna police station in Indore. The petitioner had filed a case against unity in other sections, including inciting people’s feelings. Now Ekta Kapoor will have to come to Indore to cooperate in the investigation. However, after the case was registered, it was
India-China deadlock over LAC to end soon
India-China on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh are beginning to see the end of the last six months of deadlock. A proposal is under discussion between the two countries under which the forces of the two countries will retreat in three phases and the LAC will be restored before May. Army sources said that after the consensus reached between the armies of the two countries, it was agreed to withdraw the forces in three phases. It is expected that this proposal will be ratified by the two countries in the upcoming ninth round of military commanders.
India and Nepal forces will increase mutual cooperation between China and the border dispute
Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Narwane on Thursday met Nepali General Purna Chandra Thapa to improve bilateral relations with the rest of the neighbors between China and Tanatani on the border. The army chiefs of the two countries discussed increasing cooperation and friendship between the armies of India and Nepal. For the past few months, relations between Nepal and India were strained on the border dispute and in such a situation, General Narwane’s visit is being considered as an important step towards normalizing the relationship. General Narwane, who arrived in Kathmandu on a three-day visit, held talks with the
Army Chief MN Narwane’s wife arrives in Nepal, presents gifts to wives of Gorkha soldiers
General of the Indian Army General Manoj Mukund Narwane visited Nepal. Here his wife Veena Narwane handed over gifts sent by Gorkha soldiers living in Kathmandu to their wives. Four Gorkha soldiers who worked with their husbands sent gifts to their wives at the army headquarters in New Delhi’s South Block. The Army Chief’s wife is also the president of the Army Wives Welfare Association. Indian Army officials said, “Gift parcels were given to the wife of the Chief of Army Staff, who gave it to his wives on November 6 in Kathmandu.” Soldiers’ wives were happy to receive gifts
Army Chief MM Narwane meets Nepali counterpart
Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane met his Nepalese counterpart General Purna Chandra Thapa on Thursday and discussed ways to further deepen the existing relations of cooperation and friendship between the two armies. At the invitation of General Thapa, General Narwane is currently in Kathmandu on a three-day visit. His visit is largely aimed at strengthening the relations between the two countries. Relations between the two countries have become tense over the border dispute. He met Thapa at his office here. According to a statement by the Nepal Army Headquarters, “They discussed measures to further strengthen the existing bonds
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