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Trying To Take Best Practices From Each Service: Defence Chief On Jointness
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan, while emphasising the need for achieving jointness and integration in the armed forces, has said that each service will "retain its individual identity", and their best practices will be incorporated.
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China-Built Hangor Submarines To Join Pakistan Navy Fleet By 2026: Report
Pakistan's ambitious Hangor-class submarine programme, a centrepiece of the China-Pakistan naval partnership, is on track for induction in 2026, according to Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of Naval Staff of the Pakistan Navy.
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Op Sindoor Has Shown Why Indigenous Drones Are Crucial: Defence Chief
CDS General Anil Chauhan said recent conflicts globally have demonstrated how drones can "shift tactical balance disproportionately", and asserted that self-reliance in UAVs and Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS).
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Philippines, US, Australia, Japan To Hold Joint Naval Drills In South China Sea
The United States, Australia, Japan and the Philippines will hold joint naval and air drills in the disputed South China Sea on Sunday, their defence chiefs said in a statement, as they deepen ties to counter China's growing assertiveness.
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General Anil Chauhan Takes Over As New Chief Of Defence Staff (CDS)
General Anil Chauhan, on Friday, took over as the new Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). "The security challenges facing the nation will be dealt with jointly by the Services," said General Chauhan.
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India Will Have Its First Hypersonic Missile In 5-6 Years: BrahMos Chief
India-Russia defence Joint Venture BrahMos Aerospace is capable of making hypersonic missiles and will be able to have its first such missile in five to six years, BrahMos Aerospace informed on Monday.
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Global Condemnation Follows As Myanmar Sees Bloodiest Day Since Coup
Defence chiefs from a dozen countries on Sunday jointly condemned the bloodbath in Myanmar a day earlier, when at least 90 people -- including several children -- were killed after security forces opened fire on protesters.
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Indian Armed Forces Capable Of Dealing With China: General Bipin Rawat
India faces the threat of coordinated action along the northern and western fronts but its armed forces are capable of responding in "best suitable ways", Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat said on Thursday alluding to a joint Pakistani and Chinese threat amid what the country has called new attempts by Beijing to change the status quo in certa...
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"Flogging Dead Horse," Centre Says On Explosive Rafale Report: 10 Points
A news report on an internal note of the defence ministry - which recorded its objections to "parallel negotiations" by the Prime Minister's Office into the multi-billion dollar deal for Rafale fighter jets -- triggered a huge political row today. Congress chief Rahul Gandhi said the report by The Hindu established that the PMO was directly involve...
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"What's The Rafale Secret In Manohar Parrikar's Bedroom?" Congress To PM
The Congress today claimed to have an audio recording of a Goa minister quoting Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar as saying that files related to the Rafale jet deal were "in his bedroom" and asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether that was why his government was not allowing a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) inquiry.
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Rahul Gandhi Counters Arun Jaitley On Rafale With "Special Ability" Dig
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Sunday took on Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's defence on the Rafale controversy, alleging that the BJP leader was "spinning lies" with "fake self-righteousness and indignation to defend the indefensible". He reiterated the Congress demand for a joint parliamentary committee or JPC probe into Rafale fighter jet deal.
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US Defence Secretary James Mattis Mattis Meets PM Modi, Discusses Enhanced Indo-US Cooperation
US Defence Secretary James Mattis arrived in New Delhi on Monday and was greeted by Joint Secretary Shambhu Kumaran.The Pentagon chief arrived today for a 48-hour trip -- the first to India by any member of President Donald Trump's cabinet.
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Stop Terror From Your Territory: India, US' Tough Message To Pakistan
Reflecting the harder stance on terrorism emanating from Pakistan, a joint statement after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with US President Donald J Trump called upon Pakistan not to let its territory be used to launch terror attacks, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has announced.
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Eliminating Terrorism Top-Most Priority, Says PM Modi At White House: 10 Points
At their first ever meeting today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump struck a common note on terrorism, saying eliminating it is among the top-most priorities for the two nations. In a joint briefing with President Trump after a one-on-one meeting and delegation-level talks at the White House, PM Modi said "We talked about ...
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ASEAN Defence Chiefs Cancel Joint Statement Over South China Sea Row
Plans for a ceremonial joint statement at the end of a Southeast Asian regional defence forum were dropped on Wednesday after differences between China and the United States over the mention of disputes in the South China Sea in the document.
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Trying To Take Best Practices From Each Service: Defence Chief On Jointness
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan, while emphasising the need for achieving jointness and integration in the armed forces, has said that each service will "retain its individual identity", and their best practices will be incorporated.
-
China-Built Hangor Submarines To Join Pakistan Navy Fleet By 2026: Report
Pakistan's ambitious Hangor-class submarine programme, a centrepiece of the China-Pakistan naval partnership, is on track for induction in 2026, according to Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of Naval Staff of the Pakistan Navy.
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Op Sindoor Has Shown Why Indigenous Drones Are Crucial: Defence Chief
CDS General Anil Chauhan said recent conflicts globally have demonstrated how drones can "shift tactical balance disproportionately", and asserted that self-reliance in UAVs and Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS).
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Philippines, US, Australia, Japan To Hold Joint Naval Drills In South China Sea
The United States, Australia, Japan and the Philippines will hold joint naval and air drills in the disputed South China Sea on Sunday, their defence chiefs said in a statement, as they deepen ties to counter China's growing assertiveness.
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General Anil Chauhan Takes Over As New Chief Of Defence Staff (CDS)
General Anil Chauhan, on Friday, took over as the new Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). "The security challenges facing the nation will be dealt with jointly by the Services," said General Chauhan.
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India Will Have Its First Hypersonic Missile In 5-6 Years: BrahMos Chief
India-Russia defence Joint Venture BrahMos Aerospace is capable of making hypersonic missiles and will be able to have its first such missile in five to six years, BrahMos Aerospace informed on Monday.
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Global Condemnation Follows As Myanmar Sees Bloodiest Day Since Coup
Defence chiefs from a dozen countries on Sunday jointly condemned the bloodbath in Myanmar a day earlier, when at least 90 people -- including several children -- were killed after security forces opened fire on protesters.
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Indian Armed Forces Capable Of Dealing With China: General Bipin Rawat
India faces the threat of coordinated action along the northern and western fronts but its armed forces are capable of responding in "best suitable ways", Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat said on Thursday alluding to a joint Pakistani and Chinese threat amid what the country has called new attempts by Beijing to change the status quo in certa...
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"Flogging Dead Horse," Centre Says On Explosive Rafale Report: 10 Points
A news report on an internal note of the defence ministry - which recorded its objections to "parallel negotiations" by the Prime Minister's Office into the multi-billion dollar deal for Rafale fighter jets -- triggered a huge political row today. Congress chief Rahul Gandhi said the report by The Hindu established that the PMO was directly involve...
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"What's The Rafale Secret In Manohar Parrikar's Bedroom?" Congress To PM
The Congress today claimed to have an audio recording of a Goa minister quoting Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar as saying that files related to the Rafale jet deal were "in his bedroom" and asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether that was why his government was not allowing a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) inquiry.
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Rahul Gandhi Counters Arun Jaitley On Rafale With "Special Ability" Dig
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Sunday took on Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's defence on the Rafale controversy, alleging that the BJP leader was "spinning lies" with "fake self-righteousness and indignation to defend the indefensible". He reiterated the Congress demand for a joint parliamentary committee or JPC probe into Rafale fighter jet deal.
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US Defence Secretary James Mattis Mattis Meets PM Modi, Discusses Enhanced Indo-US Cooperation
US Defence Secretary James Mattis arrived in New Delhi on Monday and was greeted by Joint Secretary Shambhu Kumaran.The Pentagon chief arrived today for a 48-hour trip -- the first to India by any member of President Donald Trump's cabinet.
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Stop Terror From Your Territory: India, US' Tough Message To Pakistan
Reflecting the harder stance on terrorism emanating from Pakistan, a joint statement after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with US President Donald J Trump called upon Pakistan not to let its territory be used to launch terror attacks, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has announced.
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Eliminating Terrorism Top-Most Priority, Says PM Modi At White House: 10 Points
At their first ever meeting today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump struck a common note on terrorism, saying eliminating it is among the top-most priorities for the two nations. In a joint briefing with President Trump after a one-on-one meeting and delegation-level talks at the White House, PM Modi said "We talked about ...
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ASEAN Defence Chiefs Cancel Joint Statement Over South China Sea Row
Plans for a ceremonial joint statement at the end of a Southeast Asian regional defence forum were dropped on Wednesday after differences between China and the United States over the mention of disputes in the South China Sea in the document.
