India's adoration of the armed forces has a curious strain of moral puritanism that elevates military personnel into national icons and then resents them for behaving like ordinary people.
In November 2021, India lifted ban on AgustaWestland & its parent company Leonardo, paving way to take part in multiple ongoing projects & bid for upcoming defence contracts.
Part of a 24-aircraft deal with US worth $2.6 bn, the choppers will replace Navy’s ageing fleet of British-built Sea King helicopters & are meant to enhance its blue-water capabilities.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said the BJP had shattered democratic and constitutional norms by not allowing Rahul Gandhi to visit a Churachandpur relief camp.
For six decades now, the Chetak has been the backbone of the rotary wing fleets of the three military Services, BSF, many state governments and private aviation companies.
HAL is working on a twin-engine, multi-role, multi-mission chopper of about 13-tonne weightage, termed the Indian Multi-Role Helicopter (IMRH), with more endurance than Mi-17s.
Bringing in the government whenever something goes wrong is a bad solution, and not in tune with the basic idea that religious affairs are not the business of the state.
Indian imports from China continue to grow significantly. India has taken steps to stabilise ties with China and recent months eased investment curbs in certain sectors for Chinese-linked firms.
Ottawa has handed over execution functions of critical defence projects to a CEO-led organisation for reducing procurement timelines and making it solely accountable for outcomes.
Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj doesn’t blame any political party or individual politicians. We only know the demographic in Punjab it’s bound to trigger the most.
ThePrint has found a worthy successor to Ms. Karanjeet Kaur in Ms. Stela Dey.
Ms. Kaur reports on nothing else but Goa and consistently thunders against ‘outsiders’, especially Delhi-walas, ruining pristine Goa and innocent Goans. The irony is that she herself is from Delhi/NCR and Punjab – the irony is not lost on anyone.
Ms. Dey seems to have accepted Ms. Kaur as her guru. Pointless fulminations and rants against society in general, and men in particular, seem to be her forte.
ThePrint has found a worthy successor to Ms. Karanjeet Kaur in Ms. Stela Dey.
Ms. Kaur reports on nothing else but Goa and consistently thunders against ‘outsiders’, especially Delhi-walas, ruining pristine Goa and innocent Goans. The irony is that she herself is from Delhi/NCR and Punjab – the irony is not lost on anyone.
Ms. Dey seems to have accepted Ms. Kaur as her guru. Pointless fulminations and rants against society in general, and men in particular, seem to be her forte.