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AI Smart Glasses, Over 30,000 Personnel To Secure Republic Day In Delhi
More than 30,000 police personnel and over 70 companies of paramilitary forces will be deployed across the national capital to secure Republic Day celebrations, officials said on Friday.
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Heavy Security In Delhi For Republic Day, Over 70,000 Personnel Deployed
The national capital has been placed under a blanket of security for the 75th Republic Day celebrations on Friday with more than 70,000 personnel deployed across the city, police have said.
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Face-Recognition Cams, Anti-Drone Tech, Snipers: Delhi Republic Day Ready
The national capital is under an unprecedented level of security with around 25,000 personnel keeping a hawk-eyed vigil to stop any terror strike or untoward incident during the 70th Republic Day celebrations.
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Police Use Anti-Drone Technology For Security Ahead Of Republic Day Celebrations
Thousands of Delhi Police and paramilitary personnel will be keeping a tight vigil on Republic Day in the national capital tomorrow with special emphasis on neutralising air-borne threats in view of intelligence inputs.
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Massive Security Arrangements For Republic Day
The national capital was today brought under an unprecedented ground-to-air security cover with thousands of armed personnel keeping a tight vigil for the 67th Republic Day celebrations where French President Francois Hollande was the chief guest.
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Ahead of Republic Day, Security Tightened In Jammu and Kashmir
In the backdrop of Pathankot terror attack, intelligence agencies and security forces are reviewing arrangements for the upcoming Republic Day functions in Jammu and Kashmir on a daily basis.
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Rajnath Singh Reviews Security In Delhi Ahead Of Republic Day
Ahead of Republic Day, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today reviewed the security situation in the national capital with the Delhi Police chief and other senior officials of intelligence and security agencies.
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Secret Service Inspects Taj Mahal for Obama Trip, Agra is Watchful
Barack Obama is the first US president to visit India twice while in office. His three-day visit will include a townhall in Delhi with students among the audience, a private dinner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence a day -long trip to the Taj Mahal with his wife Michelle.
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For President Obama, a Security Camera Every 180 metres on Delhi's Rajpath
A section of Delhi's international airport will be taken over by the US Secret Service when US President Barack Obama lands in Air Force One on Sunday, January 25, for India's Republic Day celebrations a day later.
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Gurgaon Five-Star Hotels Under Security Cover
Over a dozen five-star hotels in the Millennium City have been provided round-the-clock security, police here said Friday.
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Delhi under security blanket on Republic Day
Delhi was under a blanket of security on the Republic Day today as thousands of armed personnel kept a tight vigil while Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and helicopters scanned the city from above.Snipers with sophisticated arms and binoculars were on rooftops while hundreds of police personnel kept the eight km parade route from Rajpath to Red Fort under...
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AI Smart Glasses, Over 30,000 Personnel To Secure Republic Day In Delhi
More than 30,000 police personnel and over 70 companies of paramilitary forces will be deployed across the national capital to secure Republic Day celebrations, officials said on Friday.
-
Heavy Security In Delhi For Republic Day, Over 70,000 Personnel Deployed
The national capital has been placed under a blanket of security for the 75th Republic Day celebrations on Friday with more than 70,000 personnel deployed across the city, police have said.
-
Face-Recognition Cams, Anti-Drone Tech, Snipers: Delhi Republic Day Ready
The national capital is under an unprecedented level of security with around 25,000 personnel keeping a hawk-eyed vigil to stop any terror strike or untoward incident during the 70th Republic Day celebrations.
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Police Use Anti-Drone Technology For Security Ahead Of Republic Day Celebrations
Thousands of Delhi Police and paramilitary personnel will be keeping a tight vigil on Republic Day in the national capital tomorrow with special emphasis on neutralising air-borne threats in view of intelligence inputs.
-
Massive Security Arrangements For Republic Day
The national capital was today brought under an unprecedented ground-to-air security cover with thousands of armed personnel keeping a tight vigil for the 67th Republic Day celebrations where French President Francois Hollande was the chief guest.
-
Ahead of Republic Day, Security Tightened In Jammu and Kashmir
In the backdrop of Pathankot terror attack, intelligence agencies and security forces are reviewing arrangements for the upcoming Republic Day functions in Jammu and Kashmir on a daily basis.
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Rajnath Singh Reviews Security In Delhi Ahead Of Republic Day
Ahead of Republic Day, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today reviewed the security situation in the national capital with the Delhi Police chief and other senior officials of intelligence and security agencies.
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Secret Service Inspects Taj Mahal for Obama Trip, Agra is Watchful
Barack Obama is the first US president to visit India twice while in office. His three-day visit will include a townhall in Delhi with students among the audience, a private dinner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence a day -long trip to the Taj Mahal with his wife Michelle.
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For President Obama, a Security Camera Every 180 metres on Delhi's Rajpath
A section of Delhi's international airport will be taken over by the US Secret Service when US President Barack Obama lands in Air Force One on Sunday, January 25, for India's Republic Day celebrations a day later.
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Gurgaon Five-Star Hotels Under Security Cover
Over a dozen five-star hotels in the Millennium City have been provided round-the-clock security, police here said Friday.
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Delhi under security blanket on Republic Day
Delhi was under a blanket of security on the Republic Day today as thousands of armed personnel kept a tight vigil while Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and helicopters scanned the city from above.Snipers with sophisticated arms and binoculars were on rooftops while hundreds of police personnel kept the eight km parade route from Rajpath to Red Fort under...
