Admiral Dinesh Tripathi, India’s Chief of Naval Staff, also highlighted that info warfare has led to creation of new global choke points including undersea cables and its associated infra.
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Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi set to travel to Indonesia for a four-day official visit Sunday. India also hopes to sell BrahMos missiles to Jakarta.
Indian Navy is tweaking operational plans to take into account Pakistan's naval expansion, which is being supported by China, says Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi.
3 new Scorpène submarines are being built by Mazagon Dock Shipyard in partnership with France's Naval Group. Acquisition of Rafale M aircraft is under Inter-Governmental Agreement.
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Combined sales of urea, DAP, MOP and complex fertilisers rose 25 percent in April even as Modi asked farmers to cut chemical fertiliser use by up to half to save soil and foreign exchange
The young people broke the self-imposed silence among the elite not to speak a word critical of the Modi government, except to whisper on the sidelines, looking left, right and behind.
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People like Stela Dey is exactly what is wrong with Indian journalism. She wrote a lengthy article on what? Some idiots who trolled a woman on social media. Those idiots and trolls, she assumed (despite her education and journalistic experience), are authorised representatives of Indian society.
Rather than reporting on issues which actually impact people’s lives – for example, the govt’s absolute apathy in dealing with the heatwaves which has resulted in hundreds of deaths across the country in the last two weeks – she wants to lecture us Indians on non-issues like social media stupidity.
What is really sad is that ThePrint seems to have become a platform for such pointless fulminations and pontifications. Ms. Karanjeet Kaur is another example of such pointless journalism -again a regular ‘contributor’ to ThePrint.
I completely agree with the author of last comment. The responsibility lies with the platform owner on what topics they allow to be discussed on their platform. I do respect The print that when it comes to political topics they seem to be balanced.
However when it comes to social and gender topics, contributors like Stela and Karanjeet all they do is man bashing. Pouring their frustration and literary skills by going against a particular community of society, men, which majority of them are more engaged in earning the livelihoods for their families.
I tagged The print in different social media platforms to bring their attention to a new porter service named CarryMen and how that is sexist. Let’s see if they cover that.
People like Stela Dey is exactly what is wrong with Indian journalism. She wrote a lengthy article on what? Some idiots who trolled a woman on social media. Those idiots and trolls, she assumed (despite her education and journalistic experience), are authorised representatives of Indian society.
Rather than reporting on issues which actually impact people’s lives – for example, the govt’s absolute apathy in dealing with the heatwaves which has resulted in hundreds of deaths across the country in the last two weeks – she wants to lecture us Indians on non-issues like social media stupidity.
What is really sad is that ThePrint seems to have become a platform for such pointless fulminations and pontifications. Ms. Karanjeet Kaur is another example of such pointless journalism -again a regular ‘contributor’ to ThePrint.