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"We have certain challenges on our western and northern borders, primarily due to unsettled borders. It would be prudent for us to comprehend our situation as a 'two-front' contingency' and prepare for it accordingly," he opined

The three service chiefs have strongly backed the scheme, which was unveiled after over two years of deliberations.

The AAI will utilise the existing IAF airfields to operate civil flights under the RCS UDAN scheme

The IAF presently has six Russian IL-78 midair refuellers and has been, for sometime, looking to procure six new aircraft, but the deal has been repeatedly delayed.

According to a Ministry statement, the missile and associated systems for its launch has been developed by the DRDO

To supply ASTRA MK-I Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile for IAF, Navy

The highway does not have service roads from the end of BSF headquarters to Hunasamaranahalli Lake

Pune Air Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari on May 30 said warfare is undergoing a fundamental change with

Traffic police said that the water level was at least four feet high, making it impossible for taxis and cars to navigate the stretch. At night, a bus broke down while crossing the stretch, resulting in the road getting blocked. The pile-up of traffic stretched for over a kilometre