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Besides the scintillating display by the Chinook, the Air Display to mark the diamond jubilee celebrations at the Air Officer Commanding (AOC) Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh headquarters saw the participation of fighter aircraft like Rafale, Jaguar, Sukhoi-30MKI and MiG-29.

According to an Indian Army official, all-electric vehicles would be procured through the capital route. Currently, the Indian Army is using electric vehicles as part of Civil Hired Transport (CHT). 

Zoom's courage resulted in the elimination of two hardcore terrorists in a joint operation launched by the Jammu and Kashmir Police, CRPF and the Indian Army on Sunday.

According to the Indian Navy spokesperson, the pilot managed to eject safely and has been recovered in a 'swift search and rescue operation'.

Experts believe installing more tents was a part of attempts to brave the winter. It should be noted that the Indian Army has already stocked up enough winter supplies, given the presence of over 50,000 troops along the LAC.

The Quick Reaction Fighting Vehicle (Heavy), indigenously manufactured by Bharat Forge Ltd, has been put through extreme vehicle trials in some of the toughest environments in the country. The trial locations included the deserts of Rann of Kutch and the freezing terrains of Leh and Ladakh.

Reacting to a question about the 'Khalistani' issues in Canada, Jaishankar said, "From time to time we have engaged the Canadian government on this issue and we have flagged the need to ensure that freedoms in a democratic society aren't misused by forces which actually advocate violence and bigotry."

Lt Rahul Turan finished the challenging VinFast Ironman World Championship course comprising a 3.8km swim, 180 km cycling and a full marathon (42.2Km) in 15 hours, 37 minutes and 54 seconds.

The vintage Dakota DC3 VP905, which weathered many storms and won fierce wars for India, displayed its prowess on Saturday's 90th Indian Air Force Day celebrations in Chandigarh.

Stating that induction of air warriors into the IAF through the Agnipath scheme is a challenge, ACM Chaudhari added: "… but more importantly, it is an opportunity for us to harness the potential of India’s youth and channelise it towards the service of the nation."