Indian forces fully prepared: Rajnath Singh on reactivation of Pak terror camps
Chennai: Two days after the Army Chief said that terror camps in Pakistan were being reactivated, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh ...
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Chennai: Two days after the Army Chief said that terror camps in Pakistan were being reactivated, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh ...
Read morePatna: Article 370 was like a “canker” that bled Jammu and Kashmir, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Sunday, asserting that ...
Read moreBengaluru: After flying indigenously-built light combat aircraft Tejas, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said at an event here Thursday that ...
Read moreBengaluru: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Thursday flew in the Tejas fighter aircraft from the HAL airport in Bengaluru, becoming the ...
Read moreSurat: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Saturday said it is ‘our national duty to stand by the families of martyred soldiers’. ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Friday underscored that India reserves the right to change its policy of ‘No ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The spadework for withdrawing special status to J&K had begun during the first tenure of the NDA government ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Lauding the heroes of the Kargil war, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Sunday he will do his best ...
Read moreJammu: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Saturday the Kashmir issue would be resolved soon and no power on earth could ...
Read moreVisakhapatnam: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Sunday visited the Indian Navy’s indigenously designed stealth frigate, INS ‘Shivalik’ and Submarine ‘Sindhukirti’ here. ...
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India’s Defence Planning Committee was set up on 19 April 2018. It was chaired by national security advisor Ajit Doval...
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On May Day, while the rest of us were honouring workers of the world, the Haryana government quietly launched a...
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With the assumption of office by Christian Democratic Union (CDU) leader Friedrich Merz as Chancellor of Germany 6 May, Europe’s...
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First it was Canada, and now Australia and Singapore: the anti-Trump factor appears to be benefiting parties that are perceived...
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