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Actively Integrating Veterans Into National Security Framework: Army Chief
Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi on Wednesday said the Army was actively integrating its veterans into the country's security framework.
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'Operation Sindoor Ongoing, Keeping Close Watch On Enemy': Army Chief
Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Wednesday said Operation Sindoor is "still ongoing" and every move of the enemy is being closely monitored.
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22-Minute Strike On Terrorists Shook Pakistan's Decision-Making: Army Chief
Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday said that there were two turning points during Operation Sindoor, one of them being the very 22-minute strike on terror targets due to which the decision-making of Pakistan was disrupted.
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'2 Terror Camps Near Border, 6 Across LoC Still Active': Army Chief
Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said that eight terror camps, of which two are near the International Border (IB), and six across the Line of Control (LoC), are still active, and security forces are keeping a close watch on them.
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"We Were Fully Ready To Launch Ground Ops": Army Chief's Op Sindoor Reveal
Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday said that Operation Sindoor, which was launched last year to target terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), is currently on.
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The Made-In-Turkey, Fired-From-Lahore Drone Shot Down By India In Op Sindoor
NDTV was given exclusive access Monday to a weaponised drone - one of hundreds Pakistan fired at Indian military installations and civilian settlements in May, during Operation Sindoor - that was deconstructed and put on display at Army Chief General
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Indian Navy Commissions Indigenous 'Silent Hunter' Anti-Submarine 'Mahe'
INS Mahe will serve as a 'Silent Hunter' on the Western Seaboard - powered by self-reliance and dedicated to safeguarding India's maritime frontiers.
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"Trusted Orchestra": Army Chief On How Operation Sindoor Was Executed
Op Sindoor was a "trusted orchestra" where every musician played a "simultaneous or synergistic role", and that is how in 22 minutes, the Indian armed forces could destroy nine terrorist targets, Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi said on Saturday.
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'Deepfake' Of Ex Army Chief's NDTV Interview Circulated By Pak Accounts
Pakistani propaganda accounts ran a deep fake version of NDTV's Shiv Aroor's interview of General VP Malik (retired) and made the former Indian Army chief sound communal using words he had never spoken.
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"Op Sindoor Just A Trailer": Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Warns Pak
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi on Monday highlighted how the swift action and defence capabilities of the Indian Armed Forces gave India a chance to give a befitting reply to Pakistan in the form of Operation Sindoor.
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Warfare Becoming Increasingly Non-Kinetic, Non-Contact: Army Chief
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said warfare is becoming increasingly "non-kinetic and non-contact" owing to multiple factors and therefore demands a response that requires military strength, and intellectual, technological and moral preparedness.
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Army Chief's Viral Push-up Session With Specially-Abled Child Wins Hearts
People described General Dwivedi as a "real hero" and praised the child.
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Air Chief Marshal Visits Air Force, Army Personnel In Ladakh On Diwali
On the occasion of Diwali, Air Chief Marshal and Chief of the Air Staff AP Singh visited the Ladakh sector and interacted with Indian Air Force and Indian Army personnel deployed in the region on Monday.
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Trump's High Praise For Asim Munir, Then An 'India' Question For Pak PM
At the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit in Egypt, US President Donald Trump called Pakistan's Army Chief his "favourite Field Marshal" as he thanked him and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for their role in bringing peace to Gaza.
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Army, Air Force Chiefs' 'Stop State-Sponsored Terrorism Or...' Warning To Pak
Indian military chiefs delivered a fiery warning to Pakistan - including a veiled threat to wipe it off the map - over its support of cross-border terrorism. 'Stop supporting terrorism or lose your geographical presence...', Islamabad was told.
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Actively Integrating Veterans Into National Security Framework: Army Chief
Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi on Wednesday said the Army was actively integrating its veterans into the country's security framework.
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'Operation Sindoor Ongoing, Keeping Close Watch On Enemy': Army Chief
Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Wednesday said Operation Sindoor is "still ongoing" and every move of the enemy is being closely monitored.
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22-Minute Strike On Terrorists Shook Pakistan's Decision-Making: Army Chief
Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday said that there were two turning points during Operation Sindoor, one of them being the very 22-minute strike on terror targets due to which the decision-making of Pakistan was disrupted.
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'2 Terror Camps Near Border, 6 Across LoC Still Active': Army Chief
Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said that eight terror camps, of which two are near the International Border (IB), and six across the Line of Control (LoC), are still active, and security forces are keeping a close watch on them.
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"We Were Fully Ready To Launch Ground Ops": Army Chief's Op Sindoor Reveal
Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday said that Operation Sindoor, which was launched last year to target terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), is currently on.
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The Made-In-Turkey, Fired-From-Lahore Drone Shot Down By India In Op Sindoor
NDTV was given exclusive access Monday to a weaponised drone - one of hundreds Pakistan fired at Indian military installations and civilian settlements in May, during Operation Sindoor - that was deconstructed and put on display at Army Chief General
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Indian Navy Commissions Indigenous 'Silent Hunter' Anti-Submarine 'Mahe'
INS Mahe will serve as a 'Silent Hunter' on the Western Seaboard - powered by self-reliance and dedicated to safeguarding India's maritime frontiers.
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"Trusted Orchestra": Army Chief On How Operation Sindoor Was Executed
Op Sindoor was a "trusted orchestra" where every musician played a "simultaneous or synergistic role", and that is how in 22 minutes, the Indian armed forces could destroy nine terrorist targets, Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi said on Saturday.
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'Deepfake' Of Ex Army Chief's NDTV Interview Circulated By Pak Accounts
Pakistani propaganda accounts ran a deep fake version of NDTV's Shiv Aroor's interview of General VP Malik (retired) and made the former Indian Army chief sound communal using words he had never spoken.
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"Op Sindoor Just A Trailer": Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Warns Pak
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi on Monday highlighted how the swift action and defence capabilities of the Indian Armed Forces gave India a chance to give a befitting reply to Pakistan in the form of Operation Sindoor.
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Warfare Becoming Increasingly Non-Kinetic, Non-Contact: Army Chief
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said warfare is becoming increasingly "non-kinetic and non-contact" owing to multiple factors and therefore demands a response that requires military strength, and intellectual, technological and moral preparedness.
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Army Chief's Viral Push-up Session With Specially-Abled Child Wins Hearts
People described General Dwivedi as a "real hero" and praised the child.
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Air Chief Marshal Visits Air Force, Army Personnel In Ladakh On Diwali
On the occasion of Diwali, Air Chief Marshal and Chief of the Air Staff AP Singh visited the Ladakh sector and interacted with Indian Air Force and Indian Army personnel deployed in the region on Monday.
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Trump's High Praise For Asim Munir, Then An 'India' Question For Pak PM
At the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit in Egypt, US President Donald Trump called Pakistan's Army Chief his "favourite Field Marshal" as he thanked him and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for their role in bringing peace to Gaza.
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Army, Air Force Chiefs' 'Stop State-Sponsored Terrorism Or...' Warning To Pak
Indian military chiefs delivered a fiery warning to Pakistan - including a veiled threat to wipe it off the map - over its support of cross-border terrorism. 'Stop supporting terrorism or lose your geographical presence...', Islamabad was told.
