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From Kargil To Karwar: A Look At PM Modi's Annual Diwali Visits
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has continued his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with India's armed forces, spending this year's festival of lights with Navy personnel onboard INS Vikrant, off the coasts of Goa and Karwar (Karnataka), on Monday.
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Indians Forced To Fight Russia's War Put Out Video: 'Get Us Out Of Here'
A group of men from Punjab and Haryana, who have claimed that they were tricked into joining the Russian Army and fighting the war in Ukraine, have put out a new video, doubling down on their request for help.
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7 From Punjab, Haryana Went To Russia As Tourists, Duped Into Ukraine War
A group of young men from Punjab's Hoshiarpur have appealed to the government for help, claiming they were duped into military service in Russia and have been to fight Moscow's war on Ukraine.
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2 Men From Kashmir Cheated By Job Agent Forced To Fight Russia's War
A distraught family in Kashmir is waiting for the return of their son, who was tricked into fighting Russia's war against Ukraine. A job agent lured Azad Yousf Kumar and he ended up on the Ukraine border.
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"We Are Aware": Centre On Indians Forced To Fight Russia-Ukraine War
The Centre today acknowledged that some Indians are entangled in Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine, stating that the government is coordinating with its Russian counterpart to facilitate their release.
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India Working On Unmanned Tanks, Vessels, Robotic Weaponry For Future Wars
In an ambitious defence project, the government has started work on incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the operational preparedness of the armed forces in a significant way that would include equipping them with unmanned tanks, vessels, aerial vehicles and robotic weaponry.
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India expects more violence instigated by Pak in run up to elections, say sources
Armed forces are free to respond to developing conditions on the border appropriately, Defence Minister AK Antony said as India fought off a spurt of ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir, less than a week after five Indian soldiers were killed by Pakistanis at the Line of Control (LoC).
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From Kargil To Karwar: A Look At PM Modi's Annual Diwali Visits
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has continued his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with India's armed forces, spending this year's festival of lights with Navy personnel onboard INS Vikrant, off the coasts of Goa and Karwar (Karnataka), on Monday.
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Indians Forced To Fight Russia's War Put Out Video: 'Get Us Out Of Here'
A group of men from Punjab and Haryana, who have claimed that they were tricked into joining the Russian Army and fighting the war in Ukraine, have put out a new video, doubling down on their request for help.
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7 From Punjab, Haryana Went To Russia As Tourists, Duped Into Ukraine War
A group of young men from Punjab's Hoshiarpur have appealed to the government for help, claiming they were duped into military service in Russia and have been to fight Moscow's war on Ukraine.
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2 Men From Kashmir Cheated By Job Agent Forced To Fight Russia's War
A distraught family in Kashmir is waiting for the return of their son, who was tricked into fighting Russia's war against Ukraine. A job agent lured Azad Yousf Kumar and he ended up on the Ukraine border.
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"We Are Aware": Centre On Indians Forced To Fight Russia-Ukraine War
The Centre today acknowledged that some Indians are entangled in Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine, stating that the government is coordinating with its Russian counterpart to facilitate their release.
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India Working On Unmanned Tanks, Vessels, Robotic Weaponry For Future Wars
In an ambitious defence project, the government has started work on incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the operational preparedness of the armed forces in a significant way that would include equipping them with unmanned tanks, vessels, aerial vehicles and robotic weaponry.
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India expects more violence instigated by Pak in run up to elections, say sources
Armed forces are free to respond to developing conditions on the border appropriately, Defence Minister AK Antony said as India fought off a spurt of ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir, less than a week after five Indian soldiers were killed by Pakistanis at the Line of Control (LoC).
