National and International Aviation and Defence News Special Spotlight

National and International Aviation and Defence News Special Spotlight National and International Aviation and Defence News Special Spotlight

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Pratt & Whitney on an aviation ecosystem development drive in India ||

Media briefing of Rostec’s CEO Sergey Chemezov at IDEX 2019 ||

Leonardo press briefing on IC-UAS at IDEX 2019 ||

Talel Kamel, VP Middle East & Africa, Collins Aerospace briefing Chaitali Bag, ADU at IDEX 2019 ||

USIBC to Lead Largest U.S. Industry Delegation to Aero India 2019 ||

Lockheed Martin, Diehl and Saab Collaborate to Counter Threats with Falcon Weapon System ||

Antonio Rodriguez-Barberan , CEO, SANNI , a joint venture between Saudi Arabia Military industries(SAMI) & Navantia in an exclusive interview with ADU at IDEX 2019 ||

A robot enthralls the crowds at the IDEX 2019 ||

Kishore Dutt Atluri, President, Zen Technologies in an exclusive with ADU at IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi ||

Dr Andreas Schwer, CEO , Saudi Arabian Military Industries SAMI in an exclusive conversation ||

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Deadliest attack on CRPF convoy: Jaish used Afghan pattern

By J K Verma New Delhi. 15 February 2019. The Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) funded terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (J-e-M) carried out the deadliest attack on the convoy of…Read more ›

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Why and how Pakistan was surpassed by its poor cousin Bangladesh?

By J.K.Verma New Delhi. 13 February 2019. In 1971 when Bangladesh was dissected from Pakistan, it was in a miserable condition. Pakistan Army before surrender, destroyed roads, bridges, railways…Read more ›

Tagged with: arch-enemy India, Bangladesh GDP, East Pakistan, International Monetary Fund, low-intensity war, Pakistan Army, poor cousin Bangladesh

Indian defence forces could emulate the U.S. system of recruitment management

United States Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) is the role model By Brig. VK Atray New Delhi. 09 February 2019. Does India Need To Learn From Military Mights World Over,…Read more ›

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Pakistan’s Pashtun Tahafuz Movement : A simmering Volcano

Fighting human right violations and exploitation of Pashtuns By JK Verma New Delhi. 04 February 2019. When hundreds of Pashtuns gathered in Paris France to support Pashtun Tahafuz Movement…Read more ›

Tagged with: Alamzeb Mehsud, Ali Wazir, Baloch voice Association Paris, Dera Ismail Khan, FATA, Fazal-ur Rehman Afridi, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Frontier Crimes Regulation, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mahsud Tahafuz Movement, Manzoor Ahmad Pashteen, Mohsin Dawar, MQM, Munir Mengal, Nageebullah Mehsud, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, Rao Anwar Senior, Superintendent of Police

13th Meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation & Coordination on India-China Border Affairs

New Delhi. 02 February 2019.The 13th meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation & Coordination (WMCC) on India-China Border Affairs was held in New Delhi recently. The Indian…Read more ›

Tagged with: CBMs, Chinese Ministry, confidence building measures, India-China Border Affairs, Ministry of External Affairs, Pranay Verma, President Xi, Prime Minister Modi, WMCC meetings, Working Mechanism, Wuhan summit

Winston Churchill : A hero and an enigma in modern India

New Delhi. 24 January 2019. “Power will go to the hands of rascals, rogues and freebooters. All Indian leaders will be of low caliber and men of straw. They…Read more ›

Tagged with: army officer, British politician, hero and an enigma, Indian leaders, men of straw, modern India, political squabbles, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Second World War, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, Winston Churchill

Will North Korea hold the aces in the China-US ongoing trade war?

By Suresh Somu Bangkok. 12 January 2019. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is tactfully playing his cards well with his latest visit to China at the invitation…Read more ›

Tagged with: 1950-53 Korean War, China-US, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Dr Bonnie Glaser, Kim Jong Un, Korean Peninsula, Lu Chao, North Korea, North Korean leader, President Donald Trump, President Moon Jae-in, trade war, US-China tug-of-war, Yonhap news agency

Bangladesh elections : Landslide victory for Hasina

By JK Verma New Delhi. 01 January 2018. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hit the hat trick by securing landslide victory in the parliamentary election held on December 30th,…Read more ›

Tagged with: Awami League, Bangladesh Awami League, Bangladesh elections, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission, BNP, Ershad, Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal, Khalida Zia, Prime Minister Modi, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Rohingya Musims

India & Bhutan Prime Ministers meet before the year ends

Fifty years of a friendship between two dependable neighbours By Brig. VK Atray New Delhi. 30 December 2018. It was a bond which has stayed strong. Four years…Read more ›

Tagged with: Act East Policy, Bhutanese Prime Minister, Dr. Lotay Tshering, Golden Jubilee, IMTRAT, Indian Military Training Team, ISRO, Narrowing the Gap, Neighborhood First Policy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of Bhutan, upcoming Indian elections, year end

Neighbours unhappy as Japan flexes defence muscles

By Suresh Somu Bangkok. 23 December 2018. Here’s a regional defence analogy that sums up the famous liner: One man’s meat is the other man’s poison. In recent…Read more ›