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Australia Makes 1st Aircraft Deployment In India For 'Tarang Shakti'- II
The Royal Australian Air Force has made its first deployment of combat aircraft in India for participation in exercise 'Tarang Shakti', Australia's Defence department said in a statement.
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Ashneer Grover Thanks IT Department For Tax Assessment Closure, Calls Himself ''A Diligent Taxpayer''
He acknowledged that closing of tax assessment would strengthen his defence in his ongoing legal cases.
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Indian Contingent Leaves For Kazakhstan For Joint Military Exercise
The Indian Army and Indian Air Force contingent comprising 120 personnel has departed for Kazakhstan to take part in the 7th edition of Joint Military 'Exercise KAZIND-2023', the Ministry of Defence said in a statement on Sunday.
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After France And US, Canada Says Israel Did Not Strike Gaza Hospital
Canada's National Department of Defence said on Saturday that Israel was not behind the Al-Ahli hospital strike in Gaza on October 17.
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Defence Forces To Jointly Maintain Common Weapon Platforms
In a step aimed to help save funds in a big way, the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) is working towards creating a system where maintenance of common weapon systems and platforms are done jointly by forces.
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Defence Ministry To Hold 2-Day "Chintan Shivir" To Discuss Critical Issues
Various issues and challenges faced by different departments of the ministry will be discussed at the two-day "chintan shivir" in New Delhi on June 19 and 20.
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Indian-American Radha Iyengar Plumb Becomes US's Deputy Under Secretary of Defence
The US Senate has confirmed Radha Iyengar Plumb, a national security expert, as the Deputy Under Secretary of Defence for Acquisition and Sustainment, the latest Indian-American to be named by the Biden administration for a key position.
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US Releases Selfie Image Showing Pilot Flying Over Chinese Balloon
The US claimed that the balloon was surveilling American territory, but China has denied the accusation.
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Australia Removes China-Made Cameras From Politicians' Offices
Australian officials said dozens of Chinese-made security cameras would be ripped out of politicians' offices, days after the country's defence minister announced his department would remove the devices from its buildings due to security concerns.
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Watch: The Moment A Fighter Jet Of US Armed Forces Crashed On Runway
The pilot ejected from the F-35B fighter jet of the US defence forces during a failed vertical landing in Fort Worth, Texas, on Thursday morning.
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TRAI recommends DoT to Use Optical Fibre Network to Extend Telecom Coverage in Himachal Pradesh
Telecom regulator TRAI on Monday suggested that the Department of Telecommunications should approach the defence ministry for accessing part of its optical fibre network or suitable bandwidth to extend telecom coverage in the far-flung areas of Himachal Pradesh. The identified districts have 181 uncovered villages.
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Exclusive: Huge Warning For Indian Navy In US Dossier On China After NDTV Report
The United States Department of Defence has reported that China may be getting ready to deploy aircraft carriers and submarines in the Indian Ocean region, at its military base in Djibouti.
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This Diwali, PM's "Gift" To 75,000 Young People Across The Country
Jobs will be allocated in the Defence Ministry, Railway Ministry, Post department, Home Ministry, Labour and Employment Ministry, Central Industrial Security Force, Central Bureau of Investigation, Customs, and Banking, among others.
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After UK, Australia To Investigate Reports Of Its Pilots Training China's Military
Australia's Defence Minister Richard Marles said he had asked the defence department to investigate claims that former Australian military pilots had been recruited to join a flight school that operated in China.
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Pentagon Training Afghan Pilots For Deployment In Ukraine: Report
The US Department of Defence, also known as the Pentagon, is set to train former Afghan pilots in California and send them via Poland to conflict-ravaged Ukraine, Russian media agency Tass claimed citing a military diplomatic source.
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Australia Makes 1st Aircraft Deployment In India For 'Tarang Shakti'- II
The Royal Australian Air Force has made its first deployment of combat aircraft in India for participation in exercise 'Tarang Shakti', Australia's Defence department said in a statement.
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Ashneer Grover Thanks IT Department For Tax Assessment Closure, Calls Himself ''A Diligent Taxpayer''
He acknowledged that closing of tax assessment would strengthen his defence in his ongoing legal cases.
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Indian Contingent Leaves For Kazakhstan For Joint Military Exercise
The Indian Army and Indian Air Force contingent comprising 120 personnel has departed for Kazakhstan to take part in the 7th edition of Joint Military 'Exercise KAZIND-2023', the Ministry of Defence said in a statement on Sunday.
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After France And US, Canada Says Israel Did Not Strike Gaza Hospital
Canada's National Department of Defence said on Saturday that Israel was not behind the Al-Ahli hospital strike in Gaza on October 17.
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Defence Forces To Jointly Maintain Common Weapon Platforms
In a step aimed to help save funds in a big way, the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) is working towards creating a system where maintenance of common weapon systems and platforms are done jointly by forces.
-
Defence Ministry To Hold 2-Day "Chintan Shivir" To Discuss Critical Issues
Various issues and challenges faced by different departments of the ministry will be discussed at the two-day "chintan shivir" in New Delhi on June 19 and 20.
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Indian-American Radha Iyengar Plumb Becomes US's Deputy Under Secretary of Defence
The US Senate has confirmed Radha Iyengar Plumb, a national security expert, as the Deputy Under Secretary of Defence for Acquisition and Sustainment, the latest Indian-American to be named by the Biden administration for a key position.
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US Releases Selfie Image Showing Pilot Flying Over Chinese Balloon
The US claimed that the balloon was surveilling American territory, but China has denied the accusation.
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Australia Removes China-Made Cameras From Politicians' Offices
Australian officials said dozens of Chinese-made security cameras would be ripped out of politicians' offices, days after the country's defence minister announced his department would remove the devices from its buildings due to security concerns.
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Watch: The Moment A Fighter Jet Of US Armed Forces Crashed On Runway
The pilot ejected from the F-35B fighter jet of the US defence forces during a failed vertical landing in Fort Worth, Texas, on Thursday morning.
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TRAI recommends DoT to Use Optical Fibre Network to Extend Telecom Coverage in Himachal Pradesh
Telecom regulator TRAI on Monday suggested that the Department of Telecommunications should approach the defence ministry for accessing part of its optical fibre network or suitable bandwidth to extend telecom coverage in the far-flung areas of Himachal Pradesh. The identified districts have 181 uncovered villages.
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Exclusive: Huge Warning For Indian Navy In US Dossier On China After NDTV Report
The United States Department of Defence has reported that China may be getting ready to deploy aircraft carriers and submarines in the Indian Ocean region, at its military base in Djibouti.
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This Diwali, PM's "Gift" To 75,000 Young People Across The Country
Jobs will be allocated in the Defence Ministry, Railway Ministry, Post department, Home Ministry, Labour and Employment Ministry, Central Industrial Security Force, Central Bureau of Investigation, Customs, and Banking, among others.
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After UK, Australia To Investigate Reports Of Its Pilots Training China's Military
Australia's Defence Minister Richard Marles said he had asked the defence department to investigate claims that former Australian military pilots had been recruited to join a flight school that operated in China.
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Pentagon Training Afghan Pilots For Deployment In Ukraine: Report
The US Department of Defence, also known as the Pentagon, is set to train former Afghan pilots in California and send them via Poland to conflict-ravaged Ukraine, Russian media agency Tass claimed citing a military diplomatic source.
