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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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'Lot Of Space Before Nuclear Threshold Is Crossed': Top Military Official On Op Sindoor
India switched tactics after suffering losses in the air on the first day of conflict with Pakistan earlier this month and established a decisive advantage before the neighbours announced a ceasefire three days later.
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Pakistan Bans Entry To Public Spaces, Including Parks As Pollution Worsens
Pakistan's Punjab banned entry to many public spaces from Friday, including parks and zoos, as it sought to protect people from severe air pollution in parts of the eastern province.
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India Allows Imran Khan's Aircraft To Use Airspace For Lanka Trip: Report
India has allowed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's aircraft to use Indian Air Space, sources told ANI.
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Imran Khan Considering Total Closure Of Air Space To India: Pak Minister
Prime Minister Imran Khan was considering a complete closure of airspace to India, a Pakistan minister tweeted on Tuesday, adding that closing Indian trade route to Afghanistan passing through the country was also discussed at a cabinet meeting.
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Pak Closes A Corridor Of Its Air Space After Downgrading Diplomatic Ties With India
Pakistan has closed a corridor in its airspace, which will result in an additional up to 12 minutes of flying time for overseas flights, an Air India official said on Wednesday.
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Pak Airspace Opening To "Drastically Reduce Expenses": Top Air India Official
Private carriers IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir lost Rs 25.1 crore, Rs 30.73 crore and Rs 2.1 crore respectively, bringing the total loss to Indian airlines to more than Rs 620 crore in less than five months
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Months After Balakot Strike, India Launches "Cloud-Proof" Spy Satellite
India successfully launched a new "spy satellite" this morning capable of keeping a lookout from space even in cloudy conditions, leaving no room for doubt the next time its armed forces conduct an operation such as the Balakot air strike carried out earlier this year.
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Months After Balakot Strike, India Launches "Cloud-Proof" Spy Satellite
India launched a new "spy satellite" capable of keeping a lookout from space even in cloudy conditions, leaving no room for doubt the next time its armed forces conduct an operation such as the Balakot air strike earlier this year.
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No Airspace Violation, Says Air Force After Pak Media Reports On Siachen
The Indian Air Force today denied any air space violation over the Siachen glacier after reports in the Pakistan media that the country's air chief flew a jet near the region. "There is no reported airspace violation," Air Force sources said.
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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.
-
'Lot Of Space Before Nuclear Threshold Is Crossed': Top Military Official On Op Sindoor
India switched tactics after suffering losses in the air on the first day of conflict with Pakistan earlier this month and established a decisive advantage before the neighbours announced a ceasefire three days later.
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Pakistan Bans Entry To Public Spaces, Including Parks As Pollution Worsens
Pakistan's Punjab banned entry to many public spaces from Friday, including parks and zoos, as it sought to protect people from severe air pollution in parts of the eastern province.
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India Allows Imran Khan's Aircraft To Use Airspace For Lanka Trip: Report
India has allowed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's aircraft to use Indian Air Space, sources told ANI.
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Imran Khan Considering Total Closure Of Air Space To India: Pak Minister
Prime Minister Imran Khan was considering a complete closure of airspace to India, a Pakistan minister tweeted on Tuesday, adding that closing Indian trade route to Afghanistan passing through the country was also discussed at a cabinet meeting.
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Pak Closes A Corridor Of Its Air Space After Downgrading Diplomatic Ties With India
Pakistan has closed a corridor in its airspace, which will result in an additional up to 12 minutes of flying time for overseas flights, an Air India official said on Wednesday.
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Pak Airspace Opening To "Drastically Reduce Expenses": Top Air India Official
Private carriers IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir lost Rs 25.1 crore, Rs 30.73 crore and Rs 2.1 crore respectively, bringing the total loss to Indian airlines to more than Rs 620 crore in less than five months
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Months After Balakot Strike, India Launches "Cloud-Proof" Spy Satellite
India successfully launched a new "spy satellite" this morning capable of keeping a lookout from space even in cloudy conditions, leaving no room for doubt the next time its armed forces conduct an operation such as the Balakot air strike carried out earlier this year.
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Months After Balakot Strike, India Launches "Cloud-Proof" Spy Satellite
India launched a new "spy satellite" capable of keeping a lookout from space even in cloudy conditions, leaving no room for doubt the next time its armed forces conduct an operation such as the Balakot air strike earlier this year.
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No Airspace Violation, Says Air Force After Pak Media Reports On Siachen
The Indian Air Force today denied any air space violation over the Siachen glacier after reports in the Pakistan media that the country's air chief flew a jet near the region. "There is no reported airspace violation," Air Force sources said.
