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Passenger Takes Ill Mid-Flight, Union Minister, BJP Leader Step In
AUnion minister along with his BJP colleague tended to a passenger who fell sick on a Delhi-Aurangabad flight yesterday.
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Minister Subhash Bhamre Meets Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman
Minister of State for Defence Dr Subhash Bhamre met Indian Air Force (IAF) Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman at Research and Referral Hospital in Delhi Cantonment on Sunday.
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India To Commit Huge Resources On Modernising Defence: Union Minister
Union minister Subhash Bhamre today said the country is going to invest huge resources on modernisation of the defence sector in the coming years. Subhash Bhamre said a lot of defence equipment are being imported and called for better collaboration between the defence sector and the industry.
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Kerala Gets 102 Crores Bill For Using Air Force Aircraft In Flood Rescue
The centre has forwarded a bill of Rs 102 crore to the Kerala government for using Indian Air Force planes and helicopters for flood relief operations in the state last year, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Monday.
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HAL Staff Strength At Lowest In 15 Years
The Centre told Rajya Sabha on Monday Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) had the lowest staff strength in 15 years, adding that the firm was "continuously working towards right sizing the organization."
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HAL Made Profit Of Rs 7,334 Crore In Last Four Years, Parliament Told
State-run aerospace behemoth Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has made a profit of Rs 7,334 crore in the last four years, according to details provided by the government in Lok Sabha Wednesday.
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Rafale Info Not Being Revealed In National Interest: Union Minister
Union Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre said Thursday the details relating to the Rafale deal are not revealed in the national interest.
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Army To Give Its Cows To Government Departments For Rs 1,000 Per Animal
Nearly a year after the defence ministry ordered closure of 39 military farms across the country, the Army has decided to "transfer" all the cattle kept there to government departments or dairy cooperatives at a nominal cost of Rs 1,000 per animal.
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India-China Border Still Sensitive, Can Escalate, Says Minister
Eight months after the Doklam standoff, junior Defence Minister Subhash Bhamre today said the situation along India's border with China is "sensitive" and had the potential to "escalate".
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India's Weapons-Buying Process In A Shambles: Defence Ministry Report
India's weapons-buying is frequently crippled by "multiple and diffused structures with no single point accountability, multiple decision-heads, duplication of processes, delayed comments, delayed execution, no real-time monitoring, no project-based approach and a tendency to fault-find rather than to facilitate," assesses a damning Defence Ministr...
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Army To Get Over 1 Lakh Lightweight Helmets: Government
The government today said it is procuring 1.58 lakh lightweight and safer ballistic helmets for the Indian Army
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310 Army Personnel Committed Suicide Since 2014: Government
A total of 310 army personnel have committed suicide since 2014 while 11 cases of fratricide were reported during the period, the government told Rajya Sabha today.
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No Proposal To Scrap Sahayak System: Government
No proposal is under consideration to scrap the Sahayak system in the Army, the government today said, notwithstanding rising cases of jawans coming out openly against the colonial-era provision.
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No Proposal To Raise All Women Battalion In The Army
There is no proposal to raise all-women battalion in the army even as there has been a progressive enhancement in the induction of women, Parliament was told on Friday.
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Issues Raised By Jawans On Social Media 'Individual' View:Government
The government today said the concerns raised by security personnel on appeared to be "individual" in nature and do not reflect the collective view.A number of videos were uploaded online recently by troops of army, IAF and central police forces complaining about the conditions they work in, "poor" quality of food and alleged ill-treatment meted ou...
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Passenger Takes Ill Mid-Flight, Union Minister, BJP Leader Step In
AUnion minister along with his BJP colleague tended to a passenger who fell sick on a Delhi-Aurangabad flight yesterday.
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Minister Subhash Bhamre Meets Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman
Minister of State for Defence Dr Subhash Bhamre met Indian Air Force (IAF) Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman at Research and Referral Hospital in Delhi Cantonment on Sunday.
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India To Commit Huge Resources On Modernising Defence: Union Minister
Union minister Subhash Bhamre today said the country is going to invest huge resources on modernisation of the defence sector in the coming years. Subhash Bhamre said a lot of defence equipment are being imported and called for better collaboration between the defence sector and the industry.
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Kerala Gets 102 Crores Bill For Using Air Force Aircraft In Flood Rescue
The centre has forwarded a bill of Rs 102 crore to the Kerala government for using Indian Air Force planes and helicopters for flood relief operations in the state last year, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Monday.
-
HAL Staff Strength At Lowest In 15 Years
The Centre told Rajya Sabha on Monday Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) had the lowest staff strength in 15 years, adding that the firm was "continuously working towards right sizing the organization."
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HAL Made Profit Of Rs 7,334 Crore In Last Four Years, Parliament Told
State-run aerospace behemoth Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has made a profit of Rs 7,334 crore in the last four years, according to details provided by the government in Lok Sabha Wednesday.
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Rafale Info Not Being Revealed In National Interest: Union Minister
Union Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre said Thursday the details relating to the Rafale deal are not revealed in the national interest.
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Army To Give Its Cows To Government Departments For Rs 1,000 Per Animal
Nearly a year after the defence ministry ordered closure of 39 military farms across the country, the Army has decided to "transfer" all the cattle kept there to government departments or dairy cooperatives at a nominal cost of Rs 1,000 per animal.
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India-China Border Still Sensitive, Can Escalate, Says Minister
Eight months after the Doklam standoff, junior Defence Minister Subhash Bhamre today said the situation along India's border with China is "sensitive" and had the potential to "escalate".
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India's Weapons-Buying Process In A Shambles: Defence Ministry Report
India's weapons-buying is frequently crippled by "multiple and diffused structures with no single point accountability, multiple decision-heads, duplication of processes, delayed comments, delayed execution, no real-time monitoring, no project-based approach and a tendency to fault-find rather than to facilitate," assesses a damning Defence Ministr...
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Army To Get Over 1 Lakh Lightweight Helmets: Government
The government today said it is procuring 1.58 lakh lightweight and safer ballistic helmets for the Indian Army
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310 Army Personnel Committed Suicide Since 2014: Government
A total of 310 army personnel have committed suicide since 2014 while 11 cases of fratricide were reported during the period, the government told Rajya Sabha today.
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No Proposal To Scrap Sahayak System: Government
No proposal is under consideration to scrap the Sahayak system in the Army, the government today said, notwithstanding rising cases of jawans coming out openly against the colonial-era provision.
-
No Proposal To Raise All Women Battalion In The Army
There is no proposal to raise all-women battalion in the army even as there has been a progressive enhancement in the induction of women, Parliament was told on Friday.
-
Issues Raised By Jawans On Social Media 'Individual' View:Government
The government today said the concerns raised by security personnel on appeared to be "individual" in nature and do not reflect the collective view.A number of videos were uploaded online recently by troops of army, IAF and central police forces complaining about the conditions they work in, "poor" quality of food and alleged ill-treatment meted ou...
