Defence minister Rajnath Singh to inaugurate revamped war memorial in eastern Ladakh tomorrow
Singh will also carry out a review of the security situation with top Army commanders in the backdrop of the lingering border row with China along the Line of Actual Control
In a first, NDA to admit 20 women cadets next year; Indian Army’s intake to be largest at 10
In September, the Supreme Court had ruled that women be inducted into NDA from this year itself, and not from next year as sought by the Centre.
Uttarakhand avalanche: Bodies of four naval personnel found; officer, porter still missing
The bodies were spotted lying scattered near Mount Trishul during a search operation conducted with the help of a helicopter
Heavy gunfire in Guinea capital Conakry; troops on streets, say witnesses
Authorities in the West African nation did not comment on the situation. Residents reported seeing a number of soldiers on the streets who asked them to return to their homes for safety
India gears up to celebrate 75th Independence Day, PM to deliver speech from Red Fort
Thirty-two Olympic winners, including javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra who is India's first-ever Gold medallist in track and field, along with two SAI officials have been invited to participate in the celebrations at the Red Fort
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Rise of K-Pop in India: Analysing why Korean pop music has surged in India during coronavirus pandemic
A drastic increase in K-Pop streams on Spotify, Netflix diversifying its slate, and the BTS phenomenon have vastly contributed to the popularity of K-Pop in India despite trolling of boybands for challenging the traditional ideals of masculinity.
Justin Bieber's 'Peaches' defeats BTS 'Summer Out', Olivia Rodrigo's 'Driver Licence' at Vh1 Summer League 2021
The runners-up of the Summer League contest include Olivia Rodrigo's 'Driver Licence', and Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak's collaboration 'Leave the Door Open'.
'Our prayers are with India,' says BTS as country battles with second wave of COVID-19
K-pop band BTS asked their Indian fans to "never lose hope" amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Anand Bakshi, the storyteller: In new book, son Rakesh reflects on the poet's 'life and lyrics'
In the new book Nagme, Kisse, Baatein, Yaadein, Rakesh Anand Bakshi looks back at his father, legendary songwriter Anand Bakshi's illustrious career that spanned over five decades.
Three militants killed in encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian; one surrenders
The encounter began after information about the presence of new recruits of the Al-Badr outfit emerged crept in
COVID-19 second wave: Time for armed forces to rise to occasion, says General Bipin Rawat
To speed up the distribution of medical oxygen in treating COVID-19 patients, the Indian Air Force has airlifted empty oxygen tankers and containers to various filling stations across India
SC seeks response from Centre, others on plea raising issue of excluding female candidates from joining NDA
The plea said authorities don't allow eligible and willing female candidates to take the NDA exam on the sole ground of their gender
Mission Frontline review: Rana Daggubati’s slick, campy Discovery Plus show depicts life in the Border Security Force
Rana Daggubati’s slick, campy Discovery Plus show reminds you how tough it is to guard our borders
From 'peculiar work conditions' to 'may cause instability', why Centre wants SC to keep adultery a crime in armed forces
In the Indian Army, for instance, adultery is described using the military euphemism 'stealing the affection of a brother officer’s wife'. The case is similar in the Air Force and the Navy too
Ladakh stand-off: Common efforts needed to maintain good ties, says China on S Jaishankar's remarks
Addressing a briefing in Beijing, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying claimed that the "merits of the situation at the border area are very clear and the responsibility totally lies with the Indian side"
Supreme Court says it should not interfere in postings, particularly in Indian Armed Forces
The apex court was hearing an appeal by an Army Colonel against a 15 May order seeking the transfer of his wife and him to far-off locations
Militant, civilian killed during overnight encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama
The identity and group affiliation of the slain militant is being ascertained, while another militant surrendered before the security forces
Shopian encounter: DNA samples of 3 men killed by forces match with families from Rajouri, says J&K Police
The police had initiated an inquiry after social media reports indicated that the three men were labourers from Rajouri and had gone missing in Amshipura in Jammu and Kashmir
Three militants, soldier killed during encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama; operation underway
Arms and ammunition were recovered from the site. Four militants were killed in another encounter in Shopian
Four militants killed, one surrenders in encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian
Two of the four militants were involved in the abduction and killing of a panch from Khanmoh area of the city, police said