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"Our Forces Acted Like Expert Surgeons": Rajnath Singh On Op Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said the Indian armed forces operated with the precision of skilled surgeons during Operation Sindoor, targeting the roots of terrorism across the border with accuracy and discipline.
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SS Rajamouli Praises Indian Army Amid India-Pak Conflict: "Let's Stand Together As A Nation"
The Indian Army remains committed to safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation
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Italy PM Giorgia Meloni Pays Homage To Indian Who Died In "Inhuman Act"
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni today paid homage to the Indian farm worker who died after being dumped on the road by his employer after his arm was severed in a machine.
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"Act Of Barbarity": Indian Worker Left To Die After Farm Accident In Italy
An Indian farm labourer working in Italy died Wednesday after being left by the road following an accident that severed his arm, a minister said, condemning an "act of barbarity".
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2008 Gujarat Blasts: High Court Directs Re-Adjudication Of Plea Of Accused
Mr Shaikh and the other accused in the case have been charged with criminal conspiracy and waging war against the nation, under provisions of the Indian Penal Code, MCOCA, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, Arms Act and the Explosives Act.
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Delhi Police Withdraws Anti-Terror Notice Sent To Environmental Movement
After the Indian arm of Swedish activist Greta Thunberg's environmental movement, Fridays for Future, was sent a notice by Delhi Police's cyber cell, invoking terror related charges under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, the police has now claimed that they are withdrawing the notice and that it was sent "mistakenly".
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Army To Withdraw "Some" Troops From Northeast After Dip In Insurgency
The Army has decided to withdraw "some" troops from insurgency-affected states in the Northeast and move them to barracks as violence in the region has come down drastically, Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General Anil Chauhan said in Kolkata on Wednesday.
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Armed Forces Driven By "Insaniyat" And "Sharafat": Army Chief Bipin Rawat
A day after sparking a controversy by condemning "leaders who lead the masses in arson and violence" over the Citizenship Amendment Act, outgoing Chief of Army Staff General Bipin Rawat today termed the Indian armed forces as an "extremely secular" entity driven by the principles of insaniyat (humanity) and sharafat (decency).
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Defence Ministry Spokesperson Sent On Leave Over Tweet Insulting Military
The spokesperson of the ministry of defence has been sent on leave after a tweet from the spokesperson's official twitter handle was seen as an insult by veterans of the armed forces. "Col. Aman Anand, took over as the acting Official Spokesperson of MOD as the Spokesperson proceeds on leave," the defence ministry spokesperson's handle tweeted on F...
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After "Murderer" Remark, Centre Wants Top Court Judge Off Manipur Case
The centre today asked a Supreme Court bench to recuse itself from hearing the Manipur encounter cases on the grounds that one of the judges had termed certain members of the security forces as "murderers", thereby vitiating the proceedings. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, appearing on the behalf of the accused, said the remark had affected the mor...
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"No Grudge Against Armymen For Going To Court On AFSPA": Defence Minister
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said she has no "grudge" against a group of Army officers who have approached the Supreme Court to present their views on cases relating to the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA.
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Centre Declares Nagaland 'Disturbed Area' For 6 More Months
Nagaland has been declared a "disturbed area" for six more months under the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, which empowers security forces to conduct operations anywhere in the state without prior notice to the civil administration.
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Pentagon Asked To Work Closely With India In Maritime Domain
A key Senate panel has asked the Pentagon to reassess its approach to partner with India and cooperate with it in anti-submarine warfare, amid China's increased naval presence in the Indian Ocean. An amendment in this regard to the National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA)-2018, moved by Senator Ted Cruz, was passed by the Senate Armed Services Com...
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'Have Faith In Army': Arun Jaitley's Response To Mutilation Of 2 Soldiers
Pakistan's claim that its army personnel were not involved in the barbaric killing and mutilating two Indian soldiers carries no credibility, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said on Wednesday, hours after Pakistan's High Commissioner Abdul Basit told New Delhi that its armed forces had nothing to do with the May 1 killing.
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'I'm Coming For You': Indian-Origin Woman Turns Tables On Armed Robbers In UK
A 56-year-old Indian-origin woman used a steel chair to fight off machete-wielding thieves who tried to rob her shop in north-west England, earning praise for the brave act.
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"Our Forces Acted Like Expert Surgeons": Rajnath Singh On Op Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said the Indian armed forces operated with the precision of skilled surgeons during Operation Sindoor, targeting the roots of terrorism across the border with accuracy and discipline.
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SS Rajamouli Praises Indian Army Amid India-Pak Conflict: "Let's Stand Together As A Nation"
The Indian Army remains committed to safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation
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Italy PM Giorgia Meloni Pays Homage To Indian Who Died In "Inhuman Act"
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni today paid homage to the Indian farm worker who died after being dumped on the road by his employer after his arm was severed in a machine.
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"Act Of Barbarity": Indian Worker Left To Die After Farm Accident In Italy
An Indian farm labourer working in Italy died Wednesday after being left by the road following an accident that severed his arm, a minister said, condemning an "act of barbarity".
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2008 Gujarat Blasts: High Court Directs Re-Adjudication Of Plea Of Accused
Mr Shaikh and the other accused in the case have been charged with criminal conspiracy and waging war against the nation, under provisions of the Indian Penal Code, MCOCA, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, Arms Act and the Explosives Act.
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Delhi Police Withdraws Anti-Terror Notice Sent To Environmental Movement
After the Indian arm of Swedish activist Greta Thunberg's environmental movement, Fridays for Future, was sent a notice by Delhi Police's cyber cell, invoking terror related charges under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, the police has now claimed that they are withdrawing the notice and that it was sent "mistakenly".
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Army To Withdraw "Some" Troops From Northeast After Dip In Insurgency
The Army has decided to withdraw "some" troops from insurgency-affected states in the Northeast and move them to barracks as violence in the region has come down drastically, Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General Anil Chauhan said in Kolkata on Wednesday.
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Armed Forces Driven By "Insaniyat" And "Sharafat": Army Chief Bipin Rawat
A day after sparking a controversy by condemning "leaders who lead the masses in arson and violence" over the Citizenship Amendment Act, outgoing Chief of Army Staff General Bipin Rawat today termed the Indian armed forces as an "extremely secular" entity driven by the principles of insaniyat (humanity) and sharafat (decency).
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Defence Ministry Spokesperson Sent On Leave Over Tweet Insulting Military
The spokesperson of the ministry of defence has been sent on leave after a tweet from the spokesperson's official twitter handle was seen as an insult by veterans of the armed forces. "Col. Aman Anand, took over as the acting Official Spokesperson of MOD as the Spokesperson proceeds on leave," the defence ministry spokesperson's handle tweeted on F...
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After "Murderer" Remark, Centre Wants Top Court Judge Off Manipur Case
The centre today asked a Supreme Court bench to recuse itself from hearing the Manipur encounter cases on the grounds that one of the judges had termed certain members of the security forces as "murderers", thereby vitiating the proceedings. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, appearing on the behalf of the accused, said the remark had affected the mor...
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"No Grudge Against Armymen For Going To Court On AFSPA": Defence Minister
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said she has no "grudge" against a group of Army officers who have approached the Supreme Court to present their views on cases relating to the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA.
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Centre Declares Nagaland 'Disturbed Area' For 6 More Months
Nagaland has been declared a "disturbed area" for six more months under the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, which empowers security forces to conduct operations anywhere in the state without prior notice to the civil administration.
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Pentagon Asked To Work Closely With India In Maritime Domain
A key Senate panel has asked the Pentagon to reassess its approach to partner with India and cooperate with it in anti-submarine warfare, amid China's increased naval presence in the Indian Ocean. An amendment in this regard to the National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA)-2018, moved by Senator Ted Cruz, was passed by the Senate Armed Services Com...
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'Have Faith In Army': Arun Jaitley's Response To Mutilation Of 2 Soldiers
Pakistan's claim that its army personnel were not involved in the barbaric killing and mutilating two Indian soldiers carries no credibility, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said on Wednesday, hours after Pakistan's High Commissioner Abdul Basit told New Delhi that its armed forces had nothing to do with the May 1 killing.
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'I'm Coming For You': Indian-Origin Woman Turns Tables On Armed Robbers In UK
A 56-year-old Indian-origin woman used a steel chair to fight off machete-wielding thieves who tried to rob her shop in north-west England, earning praise for the brave act.
