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Climate Challenges Don't See Borders As NASA Pic Shows Smog-Covered Lahore, Delhi
The hazardous level of pollution has forced authorities in Pakistan to close schools till November 17 in a bid to lower children's exposure to the pollution.
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"I Locked Onto A Pakistani F-16 For 30 Seconds": Kargil Hero's Account
At the height of the Kargil war, 25 years ago, Indian Air Force Mirage 2000 jets, which were used to hit Pakistani posts, locked onto Pakistan Air Force F-16s and could have launched air to air missiles if they were threatened.
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Revisiting Kargil At 25: Air Power That Turned The Tide At 18,000 Feet
The enemy had fortified its position at 18,000 feet on the icy heights of Kargil. A mass mobilization of troops began to evict the soldiers of Pakistan's Northern Light Infantry (NLI) disguised as militants.
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Opinion | For India's Drone Challenges, Lessons From The Agni-V Feat
While the success of the Agni missile programme showcases the potential and capabilities of DRDO scientists, the not-so-remarkable journey in UAV development programmes necessitates introspection.
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1 Soldier, 4 Terrorists Killed In Attack At Pakistan's One Of Biggest Naval Air Bases
Armed Baloch terrorists tried to infiltrate one of the main naval air bases in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, but security forces foiled the attack and killed all four terrorists.
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Afghanistan Retaliates Against Pak After Air Strikes Kill 8
Eight civilians were killed Monday in "reckless" air strikes by Pakistan's military in the border regions of Afghanistan, prompting Afghan forces to retaliate against Pakistani military outposts, Taliban officials said.
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India vs Pakistan: A Comparison Of Military Strength Between Arch-Rivals
India is ranked as the fourth strongest military in the world, just behind the US, Russia and China, according to the Global Firepower Index, a data platform that analyses statistics to determine a nation's conventional war-fighting capabilities.
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"Because Of This": How Indian Air Force's Ops Forced Pakistan To Surrender In 1971
India celebrated Vijay Diwas yesterday to mark the surrender of 93,000 Pakistani troops and the liberation of Bangladesh.
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1st New Tejas Mark 1A Fighter Squadron To Be Deployed At Rajasthan Air Base
The Indian Air Force is planning to raise the first squadron of the indigenous LCA Mark1A fighter aircraft squadron at the Nal air base in Bikaner district of Rajasthan near the Pakistan front.
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Ex Air Force Officer, Arrested For Spying For ISI, Gets Bail
A Delhi court has granted bail to a former Indian Air Force official, who allegedly shared secret information with intelligence operatives suspected to be backed by Pakistan's ISI after being "honeytrapped".
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"Murder, Murder, Murder": When Air Force's Gnat Jets Shot 3 Pak Sabres In 1971
The crisis in East Pakistan reached a climax with one of the most significant wars fought in modern history which led to splitting Pakistan into two and the creation of Bangladesh.
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9 Terrorists Killed After Attack On Pakistan Air Force Base, 3 Aircraft Damaged
Nine heavily armed terrorists attacked a Pakistan Air Force training base in Punjab province early this morning and all of them were "sent to hell", the army said, a day after 17 soldiers were killed in three separate terror strikes in the country.
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India, Russia To Soon Discuss Delivery Schedule Of Remaining S-400 Squadrons
With the Air Force having already operationalised three of its S-400 air defence missile along borders with China and Pakistan, Indian and Russian officials are set to meet soon to discuss the final delivery schedule for the remaining two squadrons.
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Shahid Latif Shot Dead: Who Was Alleged Pathankot Mastermind Killed In Pak?
Shahid Latif - a terrorist shot dead in Pakistan's Sialkot on Tuesday, allegedly provided logistical support for four Pakistani terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Air Force station in January seven years ago.
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How India's Latest Strike-Capable Drone Gives An Edge: 5 Facts
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has inducted the high-endurance 'Heron Mark 2' drones, which can cover the border areas along China and Pakistan in a single sortie. The satellite-operated Heron Mark 2 can be weaponised to carry missiles and other payload.
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Climate Challenges Don't See Borders As NASA Pic Shows Smog-Covered Lahore, Delhi
The hazardous level of pollution has forced authorities in Pakistan to close schools till November 17 in a bid to lower children's exposure to the pollution.
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"I Locked Onto A Pakistani F-16 For 30 Seconds": Kargil Hero's Account
At the height of the Kargil war, 25 years ago, Indian Air Force Mirage 2000 jets, which were used to hit Pakistani posts, locked onto Pakistan Air Force F-16s and could have launched air to air missiles if they were threatened.
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Revisiting Kargil At 25: Air Power That Turned The Tide At 18,000 Feet
The enemy had fortified its position at 18,000 feet on the icy heights of Kargil. A mass mobilization of troops began to evict the soldiers of Pakistan's Northern Light Infantry (NLI) disguised as militants.
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Opinion | For India's Drone Challenges, Lessons From The Agni-V Feat
While the success of the Agni missile programme showcases the potential and capabilities of DRDO scientists, the not-so-remarkable journey in UAV development programmes necessitates introspection.
-
1 Soldier, 4 Terrorists Killed In Attack At Pakistan's One Of Biggest Naval Air Bases
Armed Baloch terrorists tried to infiltrate one of the main naval air bases in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, but security forces foiled the attack and killed all four terrorists.
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Afghanistan Retaliates Against Pak After Air Strikes Kill 8
Eight civilians were killed Monday in "reckless" air strikes by Pakistan's military in the border regions of Afghanistan, prompting Afghan forces to retaliate against Pakistani military outposts, Taliban officials said.
-
India vs Pakistan: A Comparison Of Military Strength Between Arch-Rivals
India is ranked as the fourth strongest military in the world, just behind the US, Russia and China, according to the Global Firepower Index, a data platform that analyses statistics to determine a nation's conventional war-fighting capabilities.
-
"Because Of This": How Indian Air Force's Ops Forced Pakistan To Surrender In 1971
India celebrated Vijay Diwas yesterday to mark the surrender of 93,000 Pakistani troops and the liberation of Bangladesh.
-
1st New Tejas Mark 1A Fighter Squadron To Be Deployed At Rajasthan Air Base
The Indian Air Force is planning to raise the first squadron of the indigenous LCA Mark1A fighter aircraft squadron at the Nal air base in Bikaner district of Rajasthan near the Pakistan front.
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Ex Air Force Officer, Arrested For Spying For ISI, Gets Bail
A Delhi court has granted bail to a former Indian Air Force official, who allegedly shared secret information with intelligence operatives suspected to be backed by Pakistan's ISI after being "honeytrapped".
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"Murder, Murder, Murder": When Air Force's Gnat Jets Shot 3 Pak Sabres In 1971
The crisis in East Pakistan reached a climax with one of the most significant wars fought in modern history which led to splitting Pakistan into two and the creation of Bangladesh.
-
9 Terrorists Killed After Attack On Pakistan Air Force Base, 3 Aircraft Damaged
Nine heavily armed terrorists attacked a Pakistan Air Force training base in Punjab province early this morning and all of them were "sent to hell", the army said, a day after 17 soldiers were killed in three separate terror strikes in the country.
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India, Russia To Soon Discuss Delivery Schedule Of Remaining S-400 Squadrons
With the Air Force having already operationalised three of its S-400 air defence missile along borders with China and Pakistan, Indian and Russian officials are set to meet soon to discuss the final delivery schedule for the remaining two squadrons.
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Shahid Latif Shot Dead: Who Was Alleged Pathankot Mastermind Killed In Pak?
Shahid Latif - a terrorist shot dead in Pakistan's Sialkot on Tuesday, allegedly provided logistical support for four Pakistani terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Air Force station in January seven years ago.
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How India's Latest Strike-Capable Drone Gives An Edge: 5 Facts
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has inducted the high-endurance 'Heron Mark 2' drones, which can cover the border areas along China and Pakistan in a single sortie. The satellite-operated Heron Mark 2 can be weaponised to carry missiles and other payload.
