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    Indian Army Launches Massive Search After Truck with 22 Workers Falls into Gorge in Arunachal

    New Delhi: The Indian Army on Thursday launched a large-scale search and rescue operation in the high-altitude Chaglagam region of Arunachal Pradesh after a truck carrying 22 workers from Tinsukia fell off a cliff along the remote Hayuliang–Chaglagam road, officials said. Accident Discovered Two Days Later After Lone Survivor Alerts Authorities The accident, believed to.

    Jind: Army Soldier from Narwana dies after service rifle goes off

    The entire village gathered to offer condolences to the bereaved family.

    Army conducts integrated firing drill ‘Sentinel Strike’ in Rajasthan’s Jaipur

    Jaipur:  Sapta Shakti Command or the South Western Command has conducted a integrated fire and manoeuvre exercise — Sentinel Strike — at the Mahajan Field Firing Range in the Thar desert of Rajasthan till Thursday, the day it will conclude, Army officials said. The integrated firing exercise began on October 28. The exercise witnessed use.

    Indian Army set to procure 2,408 Nag Mark-2 missiles, 107 NAMICA vehicles

    New Delhi: In what would be a major success for indigenous weapon systems, the Indian Army is set to place a major order for 2.408 Nag Mark 2 anti-tank guided missiles with 107 NAMICA tracked vehicles. The Nag Mark-2, along with the NAMICA 2 vehicle, is an advanced version of the previous system and includes.

    Indian Army opens fire after spotting suspicious movement along LoC in Kupwara

    Kupwara: Indian Army troops fired after noticing suspicious movement along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Kupwara sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday evening, around 7 PM. According to the Indian Army official, operations are continuing in the area. “In the Kupwara sector of Jammu and Kashmir, Indian Army troops witnessed some suspicious.

    Indian Army rescues civilians in flood-hit Bhutan

    New Delhi: In a swift and coordinated response to severe flooding in Bhutan, the Indian Army on Sunday successfully carried out a high-risk rescue operation, airlifting stranded civilians to safety from the Phuentsholing area, according to a press release by the Indian Army. Triggered by a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal, incessant rainfall.

    Indian Army conducts humanitarian assistance, disaster relief ops in flood-hit Bhutan

    New Delhi: Amid the unprecedented floods triggered by a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal, incessant rainfall led to the swelling of the Torsa river, inundating vast areas across West Bengal and Bhutan. Responding swiftly to an emergency evacuation request on Sunday, the Indian Army launched two helicopters from Sevoke Road Aviation Base to.

    Anti-terrorist operation in J&K’s Kishtwar, war-like stores recovered in Poonch

    In another joint operation in Poonch district, war-like stores of arms and ammunition were recovered.

    Indian Army’s Tiger Division engineers rebuild flood-ravaged Tawi bridge in record time

    The bridge No 4, part of the strategic Jammu-Srinagar highway network, serves as a key artery for civilian traffic, tourism, and defence operations

    Army rescues stranded people amid floods in Telangana

    Telangana: Amid heavy rainfall, the Army rescued on Thursday several people stranded near the Upper Manair Project at Narmala village in the Gambhiraopet mandal of Rajanna Sircilla district of Telangana. The stranded individuals were evacuated to safety with the help of helicopters. The military helicopters from Hakimpet transported the stranded individuals to safety. The Upper.

    Flood fury: Army deploys helicopters to evacuate people; 1,211 evacuated

    Chandigarh: The Indian Army on Thursday announced the launch of extensive humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) operations, deploying 12 helicopters to evacuate and provide medical aid and food to people stranded in flood-hit areas of Jammu, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab. So far, 1,211 civilians have been evacuated to safety, including 11 Punjab government officials.