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Dozens Freed, Hundreds Still Held Hostage As Rebels Hijack Train In Pak
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) which seeks independence for Balochistan from Pakistan in a statement said it took control of a train and kept over 180 passengers, most of them Pakistani soldiers, hostages.
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Huge Participation At Independence Day Celebrations By Army's Spear Corps In Northeast
The Spear Corps of the Indian Army commemorated the 78th Independence Day with a series of engaging and meaningful events across the northeastern states - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Tripura, and Manipur.
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Chinese Hackers Gained Access To Critical US Systems Under Volt Typhoon Campaign: Report
The hackers also attempted to break into Texas' power grid, which operates independently from electrical systems in the rest of the country.
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"Era Of Serial Bombings Over": PM Takes A Security Swipe At Opposition
Taking a swipe at the Opposition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India feels more secure now as the "era of serial blasts is over."
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"If Anyone Dares To Look At Us With...": Rajnath Singh's Message On Independence Day
India has always been a peace-loving nation, but will not spare those with "ill intention or hostility", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, amid lingering border row with China in eastern Ladakh and Pakistan's support to cross-border terrorism.
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Col Geeta Rana, 1st Woman Army Officer Posted Near China Border In Ladakh
The officer has taken over the command of the EME independent workshop after the Army cleared 108 vacancies for women officers for taking command of independent units in the Corps of Engineers, Ordinance, EME and other branches.
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Terror Group ULFA Takes Responsibility For Ambush On Army In Assam
The banned ULFA (Independent) outfit on Tuesday took responsibility for an ambush on an Army patrol party in Assam's Tinsukia district on the previous day, in which security forces have claimed that at least one terrorist was injured.
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Watch: Siachen Warriors Celebrate Independence Day At World's Highest Battlefield
As India celebrated its 76th Independence Day, the Indian Army troops celebrated the day at the world's highest battlefield at the Siachen glacier.
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Retired Army Soldier Collapses During Flag Hoisting In Karnataka, Dies
A retired army soldier collapsed and died during a flag hoisting ceremony marking Independence Day at a village in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district on Monday, police said.
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Army Dog 'Axel', Who Helped Kill Terrorist, Honoured
Indian Army's canine soldier 'Axel' who was shot dead by a terrorist in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district last month has been recognised by the government for his service.
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Video: Kashmir Children Sing National Anthem, Warm Hearts On Internet
With the 75th Independence Day just around the corner, a video of two children from Kashmir has perfectly embodied this sentiment.
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Outrage Over Killing Of Al Jazeera Journalist, Arab Countries Seek UN Probe
Arab countries at the UN called Wednesday for an independent, international probe into what they called the assassination of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was shot dead as she covered an Israeli army raid in the occupied West Bank.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Republic Day Parade To Showcase Old, New Era Of Army
In the 75th year of Independence, the Republic Day parade would showcase the old and the new era of the Army in terms of uniforms and weapons used while the Beating Retreat ceremony would see the inclusion of a laser mapping and drone show.
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Army Chief Highlights India's Role In 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Manoj Mukund Naravane today praised Bangla people who stood to their right to liberty and independence in 1971.
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Dozens Freed, Hundreds Still Held Hostage As Rebels Hijack Train In Pak
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) which seeks independence for Balochistan from Pakistan in a statement said it took control of a train and kept over 180 passengers, most of them Pakistani soldiers, hostages.
-
Huge Participation At Independence Day Celebrations By Army's Spear Corps In Northeast
The Spear Corps of the Indian Army commemorated the 78th Independence Day with a series of engaging and meaningful events across the northeastern states - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Tripura, and Manipur.
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Chinese Hackers Gained Access To Critical US Systems Under Volt Typhoon Campaign: Report
The hackers also attempted to break into Texas' power grid, which operates independently from electrical systems in the rest of the country.
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"Era Of Serial Bombings Over": PM Takes A Security Swipe At Opposition
Taking a swipe at the Opposition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India feels more secure now as the "era of serial blasts is over."
-
"If Anyone Dares To Look At Us With...": Rajnath Singh's Message On Independence Day
India has always been a peace-loving nation, but will not spare those with "ill intention or hostility", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, amid lingering border row with China in eastern Ladakh and Pakistan's support to cross-border terrorism.
-
Col Geeta Rana, 1st Woman Army Officer Posted Near China Border In Ladakh
The officer has taken over the command of the EME independent workshop after the Army cleared 108 vacancies for women officers for taking command of independent units in the Corps of Engineers, Ordinance, EME and other branches.
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Terror Group ULFA Takes Responsibility For Ambush On Army In Assam
The banned ULFA (Independent) outfit on Tuesday took responsibility for an ambush on an Army patrol party in Assam's Tinsukia district on the previous day, in which security forces have claimed that at least one terrorist was injured.
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Watch: Siachen Warriors Celebrate Independence Day At World's Highest Battlefield
As India celebrated its 76th Independence Day, the Indian Army troops celebrated the day at the world's highest battlefield at the Siachen glacier.
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Retired Army Soldier Collapses During Flag Hoisting In Karnataka, Dies
A retired army soldier collapsed and died during a flag hoisting ceremony marking Independence Day at a village in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district on Monday, police said.
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Army Dog 'Axel', Who Helped Kill Terrorist, Honoured
Indian Army's canine soldier 'Axel' who was shot dead by a terrorist in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district last month has been recognised by the government for his service.
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Video: Kashmir Children Sing National Anthem, Warm Hearts On Internet
With the 75th Independence Day just around the corner, a video of two children from Kashmir has perfectly embodied this sentiment.
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Outrage Over Killing Of Al Jazeera Journalist, Arab Countries Seek UN Probe
Arab countries at the UN called Wednesday for an independent, international probe into what they called the assassination of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was shot dead as she covered an Israeli army raid in the occupied West Bank.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Republic Day Parade To Showcase Old, New Era Of Army
In the 75th year of Independence, the Republic Day parade would showcase the old and the new era of the Army in terms of uniforms and weapons used while the Beating Retreat ceremony would see the inclusion of a laser mapping and drone show.
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Army Chief Highlights India's Role In 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Manoj Mukund Naravane today praised Bangla people who stood to their right to liberty and independence in 1971.
