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Russia’s Saratov has dangerous chemical weapons inherited from erstwhile USSR

As per AP Archives story published on July 21, 2015 Russia’s Saratov Army Base is a time bomb containing around one-and-a-half-thousand tonnes of dangerously deteriorating chemical weapons. Russia…Read more ›

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Aero Vodochody in its 100th year of aviation manufacturing

New Delhi. 17 March 2019. Aero Vodochody has entered its hundredth year of existence. A history of manufacturing of aircraft for military , civil and training purpose which…Read more ›

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Intelligence is a Force Multiplier For Army Operations

By J.K.Verma New Delhi. 13 January 2019. “Your neighbour is your natural enemy. A real ruler must employ spies and organize espionage network in the neighbouring countries for…Read more ›

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Indian Navy in 2018 saw no additions but ends with last minute orders

The force celebrates its raising day in a we have – we don’t scenario By Ranjit Rai New Delhi. Every year Indian Navy celebrates Navy Week around…Read more ›