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Post Op Sindoor: India Fast-Tracks Launch of 52 Defence Surveillance Satellites
The Rs 26,968 crore project involves the launch of 52 surveillance satellites under Phase 3 of the Space-Based Surveillance (SBS) programme. The objective is to supply real-time intelligence and augment the capability of India's military to observe activity over vast landscapes, including enemy border areas and oceans.
India Slams Pakistan Army's Remarks on Waziristan Attack, Calls Statement 'Contemptible'
Reacting to the allegation, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal tweeted, "We have noted an official statement by the Pakistan Army trying to blame India for the 28 June attack on Waziristan. We reject this statement with the contempt it deserves."
IAF Begins Technical Evaluation in Search for Six Mid-Air Refuellers
Presently, there are three to four international companies bidding to provide six refuellers to the IAF. "The technical evaluation process is under progress," a top official confirmed, which means aircraft put forth by several bidders are being thoroughly evaluated.
Witnessing 16 Sunrises a Day: Indian Astronaut Shares Life Aboard the ISS
"Little while back, when I glanced out of the window, we were flying over Hawaii. From our position here, we witness sunrise and sunset 16 times a day," he told.
India Eyes Major Sukhoi Jet Upgrade as Rajnath Singh Meets Russian Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently met with his Russian counterpart Andrey Belousov to discuss the extent of this ambitious modernisation. The two leaders met on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Defence Ministers' Meeting in Qingdao, China, on Thursday.
Judicial activism shouldn't turn into judicial terrorism or adventurism, Says CJI Gavai
President Murmu asked the Supreme Court for its view under Article 143 of the Constitution, which provides the President with the authority to seek advice from the court on legal matters or issues of public importance.
Watch| Trinamool MP Responds to Kolkata Rape Case: "What If a Friend Violates Trust?"
The West Bengal BJP forthrightly condemned Banerjee's comments as "disgraceful" and accused him of trivializing the incident.
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