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Operation 'Clean Sweep': Ghaziabad Cops Crack Down On Illegal Madrasas
Authorities have deployed huge teams of security personnel and are using drone cameras, sniffer dogs, and other surveillance equipment to monitor sensitive locations.
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Terrorists Still Holed Up In J&K's Rajouri, Troops Fire At Suspected Hideouts
Drone surveillance during the last few days of the operation has detected the movement of two-three Pakistani terrorists, including a commander, deep within the forest.
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56 Hours, Drones, Helicopters: Hunt On For 3 Pak Terrorists In J&K's Rajouri
The high-stakes operation began at around 11.30 am on May 24, when an intelligence-based joint search operation in the Dorimal-Gambhir Mughlan belt led to contact with the terrorists.
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25-Year-Old Odisha Man Killed In Ukranian Drone Attack In Russia
The victim had gone to Russia in March reportedly through a private firm Micon Agency. He joined the compnay in April along with seven other people from his state.
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'Nuclear Plants Must Not Be Targets': US Expert To NDTV After Strike In UAE
The Barakah incident comes at a time when nuclear infrastructure is increasingly finding itself near active conflict zones.
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Odisha Man Killed In Ukrainian Drone Attack Was Searching For Job In Russia
A man from Odisha's Ganjam district, who had gone to Russia in search of employment, was killed in a drone attack by Ukraine in Moscow region, an official said on Monday.
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Indian Autonomous Combat Aircraft To Be Manufactured In Europe For 1st Time
Flying Wedge Defence & Aerospace announced its first international manufacturing node in Portugal for its flagship autonomous combat aircraft, Kaal Bhairava.
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Drones Are Like "Claws In The Sky" Now: Air Force Chief
The seminar is being co-hosted by think-tank Centre for Aerospace Power & Strategic Studies (CAPSS) and Indian Military Review (IMR) publication, at the IAF's Subroto Park here.
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How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
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Kerala Girl, On A Hike With 40 Relatives In Karnataka, Goes Missing
Sri Nanda - a Class 10 student - was on a hike with around 40 relatives to a tourist point on the Chandradrona hills on April 7.
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If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
If superstition solved problems, wars would have been fought with lemons and chilis instead of drones, quipped Fadnavis
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Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
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High Alert In Maharashtra As 4 Thermal Power Stations Receive Drone Attack Threat
Security has been intensified at four major thermal power stations in Maharashtra's Vidarbha region after an email threat to target them with drones.
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American, Ukrainians Among 7 Arrested In India Under Anti-Terror Law
Seven foreign nationals including an American are in NIA custody after a Delhi court granted the anti-terror agency 11 days to investigate an alleged conspiracy to train ethnic armed groups in drone warfare. The six others are Ukrainian nationals.
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Who Is Matthew VanDyke, American Arrested In India Over Drone Warfare Training
An American citizen has landed at the centre of a major investigation by Indian security agencies, with the National Investigation Agency arresting him alongside six Ukrainian nationals in a case involving alleged drone warfare training.
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Operation 'Clean Sweep': Ghaziabad Cops Crack Down On Illegal Madrasas
Authorities have deployed huge teams of security personnel and are using drone cameras, sniffer dogs, and other surveillance equipment to monitor sensitive locations.
-
Terrorists Still Holed Up In J&K's Rajouri, Troops Fire At Suspected Hideouts
Drone surveillance during the last few days of the operation has detected the movement of two-three Pakistani terrorists, including a commander, deep within the forest.
-
56 Hours, Drones, Helicopters: Hunt On For 3 Pak Terrorists In J&K's Rajouri
The high-stakes operation began at around 11.30 am on May 24, when an intelligence-based joint search operation in the Dorimal-Gambhir Mughlan belt led to contact with the terrorists.
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25-Year-Old Odisha Man Killed In Ukranian Drone Attack In Russia
The victim had gone to Russia in March reportedly through a private firm Micon Agency. He joined the compnay in April along with seven other people from his state.
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'Nuclear Plants Must Not Be Targets': US Expert To NDTV After Strike In UAE
The Barakah incident comes at a time when nuclear infrastructure is increasingly finding itself near active conflict zones.
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Odisha Man Killed In Ukrainian Drone Attack Was Searching For Job In Russia
A man from Odisha's Ganjam district, who had gone to Russia in search of employment, was killed in a drone attack by Ukraine in Moscow region, an official said on Monday.
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Indian Autonomous Combat Aircraft To Be Manufactured In Europe For 1st Time
Flying Wedge Defence & Aerospace announced its first international manufacturing node in Portugal for its flagship autonomous combat aircraft, Kaal Bhairava.
-
Drones Are Like "Claws In The Sky" Now: Air Force Chief
The seminar is being co-hosted by think-tank Centre for Aerospace Power & Strategic Studies (CAPSS) and Indian Military Review (IMR) publication, at the IAF's Subroto Park here.
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How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
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Kerala Girl, On A Hike With 40 Relatives In Karnataka, Goes Missing
Sri Nanda - a Class 10 student - was on a hike with around 40 relatives to a tourist point on the Chandradrona hills on April 7.
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If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
If superstition solved problems, wars would have been fought with lemons and chilis instead of drones, quipped Fadnavis
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Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
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High Alert In Maharashtra As 4 Thermal Power Stations Receive Drone Attack Threat
Security has been intensified at four major thermal power stations in Maharashtra's Vidarbha region after an email threat to target them with drones.
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American, Ukrainians Among 7 Arrested In India Under Anti-Terror Law
Seven foreign nationals including an American are in NIA custody after a Delhi court granted the anti-terror agency 11 days to investigate an alleged conspiracy to train ethnic armed groups in drone warfare. The six others are Ukrainian nationals.
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Who Is Matthew VanDyke, American Arrested In India Over Drone Warfare Training
An American citizen has landed at the centre of a major investigation by Indian security agencies, with the National Investigation Agency arresting him alongside six Ukrainian nationals in a case involving alleged drone warfare training.
