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Arrested Al-Qaeda Terrorists Were In Touch With Pak, ISI During Op Sindoor
The four al-Qaeda terrorists, who were arrested on Wednesday, were in regular touch and exchanged crucial information with the Pakistan Army and its ISI during Operation Sindoor in May, sources said.
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Video: Army Deploys Chopper To Rescue Boy Trapped In Flood In J&K's Rajouri
In a high-risk rescue operation, the Indian Army, along with the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), local police, and civilian divers, successfully rescued a minor boy who was trapped in the middle of a flooded river in Rajouri.
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Army Veteran Slams Ajay Devgn For Viral Pic With Shahid Afridi In England: "Only For Soldiers To Die For India?"
From fans to Army officials, everyone has expressed strong disappointment over these viral pictures
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How Apache Chopper's Presence Near Pakistan Border Will Shift The Equation
15 months after a squadron was raised in Jodhpur to house the world's most feared attack helicopter, the Indian Army today took delivery of the first three of six Boeing-built AH-64E Apache helicopters.
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10 Reasons Why Apache Helicopter Is Considered One Of The Deadliest In World
This is the first time the Indian Army will operate the Apache helicopters. The Indian Air Force already operates 22 of the heavy attack helicopters.
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3 Apache Choppers, Painted In Desert Camo, Arrive For Indian Army From US
The Indian Army has received the first batch of three Apache helicopters that will massively boost its offensive and operational capabilities.
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Army To Sponsor Education Of Boy Who Gave Meals To Troops During Operation Sindoor
The Indian Army on Sunday said it will bear the study expenses of a ten-year-old boy, who supplied little meals to soldiers battling gunfight in a Punjab village during Operation Sindoor.
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Encounter Breaks Out In J&K's Kishtwar, Operation In Progress
The Army has launched an anti-terrorist operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district and a fierce gunbattle is going on. The Army said the operation was launched following specific information about the presence of terrorists.
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Tracked, Locked, Confirmed Kill: New Akash Missile Destroys Targets In Ladakh
At 15,000 feet in Ladakh, the Army achieved a significant milestone with the Akash surface-to-air missile. The new variant of the system - Akash Prime - scored two confirmed kills during a test run.
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Asim Munir Can Replace Asif Ali Zardari As Next Pakistan President: Report
The latest meeting of Pakistan's top civilian and military leadership has once again fuelled rumours of a possible change in the country's political landscape amid speculations of the army chief possibly aspiring to be the next president.
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Army Conducts 'Prachand Shakti' Exercise In UP, Showcases Changing Warfare Dynamics
In a major step towards battlefield modernisation, the Ram Division of the India Army conducted a high-impact demonstration titled 'Prachand Shakti' at the Kharga Corps Field Training Area, in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut on Monday.
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Army Denies Drone Strikes On Insurgent Group ULFA-I Camp In Myanmar
The Indian Army has denied it had carried out drone attacks on the eastern headquarters of the banned insurgent group United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in Myanmar.
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Amarnath Yatra: Army Launches Operation Shiva, 8,500 Troops Deployed
The Indian Army has launched Operation Shiva as part of a multi-tier security setup to secure the ongoing Amarnath Yatra deploying 8,500 troops and a counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) grid on the twin routes to the cave shrine.
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How Army Became Lifeline For Flood-Hit Villages In Himachal Pradesh
In the mist-covered hills of Himachal Pradesh, where nature's beauty can turn treacherous in a heartbeat, uniformed men of the Indian Army are writing a quiet story of hope, resilience, and selfless service.
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Opinion | 2 Months After Op Sindoor, Do Our Netas Even Deserve Our Soldiers' Courage?
There hasn't been a year perhaps when we ought to be more united, talk less about the languages that divide us and focus rather on the nationhood that unites us. Indias netas, unfortunately, have failed that test miserably.
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Arrested Al-Qaeda Terrorists Were In Touch With Pak, ISI During Op Sindoor
The four al-Qaeda terrorists, who were arrested on Wednesday, were in regular touch and exchanged crucial information with the Pakistan Army and its ISI during Operation Sindoor in May, sources said.
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Video: Army Deploys Chopper To Rescue Boy Trapped In Flood In J&K's Rajouri
In a high-risk rescue operation, the Indian Army, along with the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), local police, and civilian divers, successfully rescued a minor boy who was trapped in the middle of a flooded river in Rajouri.
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Army Veteran Slams Ajay Devgn For Viral Pic With Shahid Afridi In England: "Only For Soldiers To Die For India?"
From fans to Army officials, everyone has expressed strong disappointment over these viral pictures
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How Apache Chopper's Presence Near Pakistan Border Will Shift The Equation
15 months after a squadron was raised in Jodhpur to house the world's most feared attack helicopter, the Indian Army today took delivery of the first three of six Boeing-built AH-64E Apache helicopters.
-
10 Reasons Why Apache Helicopter Is Considered One Of The Deadliest In World
This is the first time the Indian Army will operate the Apache helicopters. The Indian Air Force already operates 22 of the heavy attack helicopters.
-
3 Apache Choppers, Painted In Desert Camo, Arrive For Indian Army From US
The Indian Army has received the first batch of three Apache helicopters that will massively boost its offensive and operational capabilities.
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Army To Sponsor Education Of Boy Who Gave Meals To Troops During Operation Sindoor
The Indian Army on Sunday said it will bear the study expenses of a ten-year-old boy, who supplied little meals to soldiers battling gunfight in a Punjab village during Operation Sindoor.
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Encounter Breaks Out In J&K's Kishtwar, Operation In Progress
The Army has launched an anti-terrorist operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district and a fierce gunbattle is going on. The Army said the operation was launched following specific information about the presence of terrorists.
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Tracked, Locked, Confirmed Kill: New Akash Missile Destroys Targets In Ladakh
At 15,000 feet in Ladakh, the Army achieved a significant milestone with the Akash surface-to-air missile. The new variant of the system - Akash Prime - scored two confirmed kills during a test run.
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Asim Munir Can Replace Asif Ali Zardari As Next Pakistan President: Report
The latest meeting of Pakistan's top civilian and military leadership has once again fuelled rumours of a possible change in the country's political landscape amid speculations of the army chief possibly aspiring to be the next president.
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Army Conducts 'Prachand Shakti' Exercise In UP, Showcases Changing Warfare Dynamics
In a major step towards battlefield modernisation, the Ram Division of the India Army conducted a high-impact demonstration titled 'Prachand Shakti' at the Kharga Corps Field Training Area, in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut on Monday.
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Army Denies Drone Strikes On Insurgent Group ULFA-I Camp In Myanmar
The Indian Army has denied it had carried out drone attacks on the eastern headquarters of the banned insurgent group United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in Myanmar.
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Amarnath Yatra: Army Launches Operation Shiva, 8,500 Troops Deployed
The Indian Army has launched Operation Shiva as part of a multi-tier security setup to secure the ongoing Amarnath Yatra deploying 8,500 troops and a counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) grid on the twin routes to the cave shrine.
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How Army Became Lifeline For Flood-Hit Villages In Himachal Pradesh
In the mist-covered hills of Himachal Pradesh, where nature's beauty can turn treacherous in a heartbeat, uniformed men of the Indian Army are writing a quiet story of hope, resilience, and selfless service.
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Opinion | 2 Months After Op Sindoor, Do Our Netas Even Deserve Our Soldiers' Courage?
There hasn't been a year perhaps when we ought to be more united, talk less about the languages that divide us and focus rather on the nationhood that unites us. Indias netas, unfortunately, have failed that test miserably.
