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Pete Hegseth Defends $1.5 Trillion Defence Budget Amid Iran War
Washington, May 1 (IANS) US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth mounted a forceful defence of President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion military budget, arguing it reflects “the urgency of the moment” and is essential to counter a rapidly deteriorat
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Army Plans To Use 5G To Boost Frontline Troops Communication: Report
The Indian Army is planning to use 5G services to boost frontline troops communication services that will be essential in a tactical battlefield area, sources in the defence establishment said on Saturday.
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Parliament Passes Essential Defence Services Bill, Centre Gets More Power
Parliament on Thursday passed a bill which allows the central government to prohibit strikes, lockouts, and layoffs in units engaged in essential defence services.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill To Prohibit Strikes By Those Engaged In Essential Defence Services
Lok Sabha on Tuesday passed a bill that seeks to prohibit any agitation and strike by anyone engaged in essential defence services.
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Bill In Lok Sabha To Prohibit Strikes By Those In Essential Defence Services
The government on Thursday introduced a bill in Lok Sabha which seeks to prohibit any agitation and strike by anyone engaged in the essential defence services.
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President Clears Ordinance Against Strikes In Essential Defence Services
Strikes, lock-outs by those engaged in essential defence services have been barred after President Ram Nath Kovind cleared the ordinance passed by the Union Cabinet.
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Centre Issues Ordinance Prohibiting Strikes By Those Engaged In Essential Defence Services
The government on Wednesday came out with an ordinance prohibiting any agitation and strike by anyone engaged in the essential defence services.
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Make Us Ventilators To Fight Coronavirus, UK Asks Ford & Rolls-Royce
Britain has asked manufacturers including Ford, Honda and Rolls-Royce to help make health equipment including ventilators to cope with the coronavirus outbreak and will look at using hotels as hospitals. Britain, which has reported 35 coronavirus deaths and 1,372 cases, has taken a different approach to some European countries that have imposed str...
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Pete Hegseth Defends $1.5 Trillion Defence Budget Amid Iran War
Washington, May 1 (IANS) US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth mounted a forceful defence of President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion military budget, arguing it reflects “the urgency of the moment” and is essential to counter a rapidly deteriorat
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Army Plans To Use 5G To Boost Frontline Troops Communication: Report
The Indian Army is planning to use 5G services to boost frontline troops communication services that will be essential in a tactical battlefield area, sources in the defence establishment said on Saturday.
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Parliament Passes Essential Defence Services Bill, Centre Gets More Power
Parliament on Thursday passed a bill which allows the central government to prohibit strikes, lockouts, and layoffs in units engaged in essential defence services.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill To Prohibit Strikes By Those Engaged In Essential Defence Services
Lok Sabha on Tuesday passed a bill that seeks to prohibit any agitation and strike by anyone engaged in essential defence services.
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Bill In Lok Sabha To Prohibit Strikes By Those In Essential Defence Services
The government on Thursday introduced a bill in Lok Sabha which seeks to prohibit any agitation and strike by anyone engaged in the essential defence services.
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President Clears Ordinance Against Strikes In Essential Defence Services
Strikes, lock-outs by those engaged in essential defence services have been barred after President Ram Nath Kovind cleared the ordinance passed by the Union Cabinet.
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Centre Issues Ordinance Prohibiting Strikes By Those Engaged In Essential Defence Services
The government on Wednesday came out with an ordinance prohibiting any agitation and strike by anyone engaged in the essential defence services.
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Make Us Ventilators To Fight Coronavirus, UK Asks Ford & Rolls-Royce
Britain has asked manufacturers including Ford, Honda and Rolls-Royce to help make health equipment including ventilators to cope with the coronavirus outbreak and will look at using hotels as hospitals. Britain, which has reported 35 coronavirus deaths and 1,372 cases, has taken a different approach to some European countries that have imposed str...
