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India Should Take Lead in World on Cyber Security: BJP
Cyber security posed the biggest challenge and it was high time the country took a lead at the world stage in addressing this issue, BJP MP Tarun Vijay today said.
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Poor roads, railway links on paper: India's security worry along China border
Poor progress in road and railways infrastructure near the border with China has been flagged by a parliamentary panel as a major concern for India's defence.
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Parliament panel voices concern to Russian lawmakers over MIG crashes
Members of a parliamentary panel cutting across party lines today expressed serious concern over crashes involving MiG aircraft and the cost overruns in the refit of aircraft carrier naval ship Admiral Gorshkov during a meeting with a Russian parliamentary delegation.
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Standing Committee on Defence wants Army officer's 'cooling off' period increased
Alarmed at the recent reports of senior retired officers of the armed forces acting as agents of arms manufacturing companies, the Parliament's Standing Committee on Defence has said that the "cooling off" period for officers of the rank of Brigadiers and above (equivalent of the other three services) be increased to five years instead of the curre...
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India Should Take Lead in World on Cyber Security: BJP
Cyber security posed the biggest challenge and it was high time the country took a lead at the world stage in addressing this issue, BJP MP Tarun Vijay today said.
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Poor roads, railway links on paper: India's security worry along China border
Poor progress in road and railways infrastructure near the border with China has been flagged by a parliamentary panel as a major concern for India's defence.
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Parliament panel voices concern to Russian lawmakers over MIG crashes
Members of a parliamentary panel cutting across party lines today expressed serious concern over crashes involving MiG aircraft and the cost overruns in the refit of aircraft carrier naval ship Admiral Gorshkov during a meeting with a Russian parliamentary delegation.
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Standing Committee on Defence wants Army officer's 'cooling off' period increased
Alarmed at the recent reports of senior retired officers of the armed forces acting as agents of arms manufacturing companies, the Parliament's Standing Committee on Defence has said that the "cooling off" period for officers of the rank of Brigadiers and above (equivalent of the other three services) be increased to five years instead of the curre...
