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After OP Sindoor, India Strengthens Israeli Rampage Missile Arsenal to Boost Defense Readiness
Popularly referred to in the IAF as the High Speed Low Drag-Mark 2 missile, the Rampage is already in service on the Su-30 MKI, Jaguar, and MiG-29 fleets of fighter aircraft. Defence officials informed ANI that the missiles were being purchased in large numbers under fast-track orders, whose orders are to be concluded shortly.
Watch | It's Official. India to Partner with French Safran to Develop Indigenous Jet Engine for AMCA
According to a report published by TOI, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) will soon seek approval from the Cabinet Committee on Security for the ambitious project with French aerospace giant Safran.
'Too Much Ordering, Pressuring': Former US Diplomat John Kerry Criticizes Trump’s Approach to India Relations
"We are concerned. This struggle between President Trump and PM Modi is unfortunate. Great nations don't necessarily exhibit greatness by giving people ultimatums all the time without sort of a genuine diplomatic effort to try to find common ground and do things through the normal course of business," he said.
ISRO Unveils Model of Bharatiya Antariksh Station Module
India plans to launch the first BAS module into space by 2028, joining the elite group of countries with the capability to run a dedicated space station.
Watch | 'Dumper State': Rajnath Singh Responds to Asim Munir's Mercedes Remark
Commenting on Munir's strange comparison where he equated India to be like a "shining Mercedes" and Pakistan like a "dump truck," Singh said the world's opinion was one thing—and that was unmistakable—India today is a "Ferrari-like economy," Pakistan still remains in a state of "dumper state."
'Accept 11 documents or Aadhaar': Election Commission Receives Supreme Court Directive on Bihar SIR
The Election Commission had on Monday, August 18, published the names of 65 lakh people dropped from the draft electoral rolls during the SIR exercise.
Watch | 'If Jailed Clerk Can Be Suspended, Why Not PM': PM Modi Defends Bills On Sacking Ministers in Jail
"If a government employee is imprisoned for 50 hours, then he loses his job automatically, be it a driver, a clerk or a peon. But should a chief minister, a minister, or even a Prime Minister stay in the government even while being in jail," he said in his first comments on the three contentious legislations that triggered a political storm in Parliament earlier this week.
Parliament Security Breach: Man Apprehended After Attempting to Scale Wall and Enter Premises
Authorities said that the man was caught when he tried to climb the Parliament wall and then tried to jump within the compound.
SC Modifies Dog Ruling: Stray Dogs Can Return Home After Vaccination, But Street Feeding Banned
The earlier two-judge bench had banned the release of captured strays and issued warnings of contempt action if any directions were violated; the latest ruling eliminates that ban, representing a significant change in the temporary framework.
'Insecurity Of Leadership': PM Modi Slams Congress For Not Giving Opportunities to its Young MPs
PM Modi reportedly said this during the traditional informal interaction of leaders in Speaker Om Birla's office after the House had been adjourned. Opposition leaders missed the gathering.
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