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Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit to be next Vice-Chief of Air Staff

He has been associated with the Indian Air Force’s modernisation drive and indigenous fighter aircraft programmes

Air Vice Marshal GKJ Reddy takes charge as Commandant of CDM in Secunderabad

How this ‘tree man’ from Kerala has planted over 20,000 trees in 26 years

Palakkad native M. Shyamkumars’ work extends beyond Kerala, with trees planted in Puducherry, Kavaratti, Kochi and Thrissur

"Unrecoverable State": NASA Declares Mars Mission Over After Long Research

United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with NASA's MAVEN spacecraft (File)

'Ab sab chuk jayega': The IPL dream that will free Mukul Choudhary's family from debt

After a breakthrough IPL season with Lucknow Super Giants, Mukul Choudhary is set to fulfil a dream far bigger than cricket: helping his family clear a long-standing bank loan. From overnight bus journeys between Gurugram and Bharatpur to years of living in rented homes, the youngster's rise has been built on sacrifice, hard work and unwavering family support. Now, armed with lessons from Rishabh Pant, Mitchell Marsh and Nicholas Pooran, Mukul believes the IPL has changed his life and opened the road to bigger ambitions.

IAF chief in France, defence ministry issues LoR to Paris for 114-jet deal

IAF chief Air Chief Marshal A P Singh is in France for a four-day visit to advance the Rafale deal, following the Defence Ministry's issuance of a Letter of Request for 114 multirole fighter jets. The estimated Rs 3.

Air Marshal Tarun Chaudhry assumes charge as chief of Central Air Command

Air Marshal Tarun Chaudhry assumes charge as Chief of Central Air Command

The highly accomplished officer has extensive experience in operational, staff, and diplomatic assignments

CUET retest to be held for over 3,700 students as glitch mars exam

The delay affected over 73,100 students in 533 examination centres spanning 306 cities.

Who Were The Two Indian Peacekeepers Honoured Posthumously By UN?

International Day of UN Peacekeepers: UN will honour two Indian peacekeepers posthumously with Dag Hammarskjold Medal for their sacrifice during missions in Congo and South Sudan.

Who Were The Two Indian Peacekeepers Honoured Posthumously By UN?

International Day of UN Peacekeepers: UN will honour two Indian peacekeepers posthumously with Dag Hammarskjold Medal for their sacrifice during missions in Congo and South Sudan.

UN to honour 2 Indian peacekeepers posthumously & award Major Abhilasha Barak

India's unwavering commitment to UN peacekeeping is highlighted as two brave soldiers, Lance Havildar Harbhajan Singh and Naib Subedar Sujit Kumar Pradhan, will be posthumously honored with the Dag Hammarskjold Medal. Major Abhilasha Barak, a pioneering combat helicopter pilot, also receives the Military Gender Advocate of the Year award for her exceptional work.

Trump Spotlights Asim Munir, Leaves Pak PM Out Of Abraham Accords Vision

Trump identified Pakistan's representative as Field Marshal Asim Munir.

IAF Chief A.P. Singh bats for self-reliance in defence capabilities

Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh emphasises ‘Atmanirbharta’ as a strategic necessity for developing resilient indigenous defence capabilities

Delhi govt to recruit 15,000 more home guard personnel: LG

New Delhi: The Delhi government will recruit 15,000 home guards, taking their total number to 25,000, an official statement said on Wednesday. Delhi LG VK Saxena on Tuesday distributed letters of enrolment to 1669 home guards out of 10,000, for which the recruitment process was started in January, said the statement from the Raj Niwas. Addressing the newly recruited home guards at an event, the LG said that in the near future additional 15,000 home guards will be added, taking their total strength to over 25,000 it said. The newly recruited home guards included 226 former civil defence volunteers (CDVs) who were working as bus marshals when they were removed in November last year. The new recruits also included 181 women, the statement said. The LG in January this year cleared enrolment of 10,285 home guards and directed that the CDVs be given preference in the form of extra credit points in the selection process. However, some candidates approached the court, and as a result, the appointment on 7,939 posts of home guards was kept pending as the matter became sub-judice. The LG, had however, directed appointment of 2,346 home guards who qualified physical measurement and efficiency, and written tests. Out of 2,346 posts, 1669 cleared the medical test and were handed over their appointment letters. In response to the advertisement for 10,285 vacancies, total 1.09 lakh applications were received but only 32,511 reported for the physical test. Meanwhile, the some applicants moved the high court over various issues and a status quo was ordered by the court. The LG has also directed the director general (home guards) to ensure that the remaining 7,939 vacancies are also filled up at the earliest after taking cognizance of the court matters, added the statement.