Kashmir violence shows no signs of flattening even amid pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has not flattened the curve of violence in Kashmir as nearly 50 persons including 29 militants and 13 armed forces were killed here…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has not flattened the curve of violence in Kashmir as nearly 50 persons including 29 militants and 13 armed forces were killed here…
To mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War this year, the South Korean government will honour an Indian Army officer Lt Colonel AG Rangaraj as…
Wife of Pulwama Martyr, Nitika Kaul Dhoundiyal, has given 1,000 PPE kit packs to the Haryana police to help their endeavors in the battle against the…
You may have often noticed that the wire is seen flaccid between the two poles of electricity. Which is not very straight. The electric engineer says…
Two senior frameworks of the prohibited CPI (Maoist) were killed in a trade of fire at Tongpal in the conflict torn region of Sukma, around 500…

At The Edge Of New Nuclear Weapons Race: In mid-April, a report gave by the United States State Department on “Adherence to and Compliance with Arms…
Plasma therapy is also expected to cure severe corona patients. Some of the results of this therapy trial so far have also yielded good results. The…
US Secretary of State Mike Ponpio said a fortnight ago that India and the United States are developing a vaccine for the corona virus. No one…

Terror outfits like, Al-Qaeda and Islamic State are exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic, which has grasped 210 nations and regions, to remake themselves. As the administrations over…
Four terrorists were killed and a military officer injured during a fierce gunfight between security forces and holed up terrorists on Sunday in Jammu & Kashmir’s…
Pakistan, which is battling the coronavirus disease just like the remainder of the planet , has doubled the amount of terrorists waiting to infiltrate into Kashmir…

In India, we often see a car / bus or truck running on the road. All steering is on the right side. The question is why…