Amnesty International Accuses Indian State-Run Defense Companies of Arming Israel in Gaza Conflict
Amnesty says Indian state-owned defence firms supplied weapons to Israel during Gaza war, risking complicity in international law violations.
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RSS Affiliate and Assam Rifles Co-Host Conference on Indo-Myanmar Frontier
RSS affiliate Seemanta Chetana Mancha Purvottar co-hosts conference with Assam Rifles, discussing Indo-Myanmar frontier issues.
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India's Nuclear Shift: 12 Warheads Deployed, Stockpile Hits 190
India marks a significant change in its nuclear policy, deploying 12 warheads for the first time, raising its stockpile to 190.
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North Korea: Kim Unveils New Warship, Vows Navy Expansion Ahead of Xi's Visit
Kim Jong Un showcases repaired destroyer, vows to rapidly develop nuclear-armed navy ahead of Xi Jinping's visit.
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Russia Tests 'World's Most Powerful' Sarmat Missile
Russia test-launches RS-28 Sarmat, claims it can penetrate all missile defense systems.
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Global Military Expenditure Reaches Record $2.887 Trillion in 2025; India Among Top Five Spenders
Global military spending hit $2.887 trillion in 2025, a record and 11th straight year of growth, with India among the top five spenders.
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Gujarat Border Solar Project Sparks Row: Modi Government Eases Defense Rules, Congress Alleges Security Risk
The Modi government's decision to ease defense restrictions for a renewable energy project awarded to the Adani Group in Gujarat's Kutch region is drawing criticism from Congress. This move, which allows the construction of solar panels and wind turb...
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Jharkhand IPS Officer to Head Atomic Energy Security
Sanjay Anand Lathkar, an IPS officer from the Jharkhand cadre, is preparing to transition to the Department of Atomic Energy. This change in career path represents a noteworthy development for Lathkar, who has held important roles within the Jharkhan...
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US Plans $7 Billion Weapons Sale to Israel Amid Tensions
The U.S. State Department has informed Congress about a proposed sale of over $7 billion in weapons to Israel. This significant deal includes thousands of bombs and missiles. The announcement followed closely after a meeting between President Trump a...
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Ukraine Drone Attacks Hit Russian Oil, Microchip Plants, Sparking Fires
Ukrainian forces carried out multiple drone strikes on Russian territory overnight Friday, hitting key oil and industrial sites. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the attacks, which targeted facilities crucial to Russia's war...
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Bhandara Blast: 8 Dead, 7 Injured in Maharashtra Ordnance Factory Explosion
A devastating explosion at an ordnance factory in Bhandara, Maharashtra, has claimed the lives of at least eight people and left seven others injured. The blast happened around 10:30 a.m. on Friday, triggering an immediate response from rescue and me...
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Google Provided AI Tools to Israeli Military After October 7 Attacks, Report Says
Following the Hamas attacks on October 7th, Google quickly provided advanced artificial intelligence tools to the Israeli military, according to a report by The Washington Post. This action took place despite some Google employees raising concerns ab...
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Pakistan Military Launches Major Operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa After Months of Tensions
The Pakistani military has begun a major military operation in the Kurram region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Ordered by Army Chief General Asim Munir, this large-scale action includes troops and heavy weapons. The army has used artillery to strike and des...
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Japan Enhances Earthquake Damage Tech with Kumamoto Partnership
Japan's space agency JAXA is working with Kumamoto to make their earthquake damage program better. They're focusing on a system that uses satellite photos to see how much buildings are damaged after an earthquake. The idea is to make the technology m...
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India and UK Boost Defense Ties with Focus on Jet Engines and Electric Tech
India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh talked with the UK's Defence Secretary John Healey over the phone about working together on defense stuff. They looked at how things are going with new tech like electric motors for ships and jet engines. Both s...
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Indonesia Eyes Indian BrahMos Missiles in Landmark Defense Deal
Indonesia might buy BrahMos missiles from India. This deal could make Indonesia's coastal defenses a lot stronger. It's a big deal for India too, showing that its own defense industry is growing. The BrahMos missiles are made in India so it’s a win f...
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Iran Unveils Underground 'Missile City' Amid Regional Tensions
Iran's military showed off a new underground missile base. The announcement was on state TV Friday night. High ranking officers from the Revolutionary Guard were there. This is another sign that Iran continues to work on its military strength. The ne...