Army pushes for desi Pinaka rockets, to ink Rs 10,200 crore deals within this fiscal
Sunday, 19 January 2025 The Army is set to finalize orders worth Rs 10,200 crore for the Pinaka rocket systems' ammunition before the fiscal year ends. The contracts cover high-explosive and area denial munitions to enhance the capability of the already inducted and upcoming Pinaka regiments. Additionally, India is exporting Pinaka systems to countries like Armenia.
DRDO Chairman Dr Samir V Kamat is confident that India will achieve its defence export target of Rs 50,000 crore by 2028-29, driven by strong interest in.. IndiaTimes
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Ankit Kumar, a Havildar, was killed in Uri sector during a clash with armed intruders, marking the third Army fatality in Kashmir in five days. The infiltration.. IndiaTimes
Congress MP Imran Masood questions the timing of Air Chief Marshal AP Singh's remarks on Operation Sindoor, suspecting a diversion from Election Commission.. IndiaTimes
India is urgently seeking to replace its aging Cheetah and Chetak helicopters, which are plagued by safety concerns and outdated technology. The Army has issued.. IndiaTimes
World reacts to peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Iran has said it will block a corridor planned along its border as part of the deal, citing concerns over potential foreign intervention.
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Iran has issued a sharp “final” warning to block a U.S.-backed trade corridor through southern Armenia, part of a peace declaration between Armenia and Azerbaijan announced by Donald Trump. The route would give Azerbaijan direct access to Nakhchivan and Turkey, boosting regional trade while granting the U.S. exclusive development rights. Tehran has flexed military muscle to signal opposition, calling the plan a “graveyard for Trump’s mercenaries.” While analysts doubt Iran’s ability to militarily stop the corridor, tensions are rising across the Caucasus.
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In an unprecedented show of global consensus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Israel, Pakistan, and Cambodia have all backed U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Armenia’s Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev jointly credited Trump for brokering a landmark peace deal ending decades of conflict in the South Caucasus, calling him a “peacemaker.” The agreement includes a U.S.-controlled transit corridor — the “Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity” — linking Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave through Armenia.
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, Pakistan’s government, and Cambodia’s Hun Manet also nominated Trump, citing his role in defusing conflicts from the Middle East to South Asia. The White House hailed the deal as a setback for China, Russia, and Iran. With multiple nations — some rivals — rallying behind him, Trump’s Nobel push has become one of the most talked-about diplomatic developments of the year.
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Indian Air Force chief Amar Preet Singh confirmed the downing of Pakistani jets during Operation Sindoor. Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders nominated Donald Trump.. IndiaTimes