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Teams of the Delhi Police and Punjab Police reportedly conducted search operations in the national capital and its borders after receiving intelligence inputs of sighting of fugitive pro-Khalistani leader Amritpal Singh and his mentor Papalpreet Singh at Delhi's Inter State Bus Terminal or ISBT recently.
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India will receive its 36th and final Rafale fighter jet from France by Dec 15 completing the delivery of all the aircraft it had signed for in an over Rs 60,000 crore deal inked in 2016. The Rafale aircraft was used for developing the India-specific enhancements in the Rafale fleet of the Indian Air Force.
The process for registration of the new Camouflage Pattern and Design of Improved Combat Uniform to establish ownership of Indian Army has been completed by the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademark, Kolkata.
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), a public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Railways on Wednesday (Sept 14) announced the launch of the 'Navratri Special Tourist Train' for Mata Vaishno Devi Katra with newly launched Bharat Gaurav Rake from Sept 30.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has lodged a police complaint at the Ambala Cantonment police station after allegedly spotting two drones flying around Ambala Air Force Station on Aug 13 and Aug 15. An FIR has been filed in this connection, officials said. As per the Air Force guidelines, flying drones is prohibited around the Ambala Air Force Station.
The IAF said the fifth batch of Rafale fighter aircraft arrived in India on Wednesday flying a distance of 8,000 km from France.
Indian Air Force will get three more Rafale fighter jets on Wednesday, which will join the Golden Arrows Squadron in Ambala. These fighter jets will fly directly from France and will be provided mid-air refueling by the UAE.
In a move to elevate the power of the Indian Air Force (IAF), 10 new Rafale fighter aircraft will be joining the air arm of the Indian Armed Forces leading to the formation of the second squadron of the planes in the next 30 days.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to raise a second squadron of the Rafale combat aircraft in mid-April and it will be based in Hasimara airbase in West Bengal, France confirmed. The first squadron of the Rafale jets is stationed at Ambala Air Force station.
The first batch of five Rafale fighter jets that entered the Indian air space a while ago, landed at the IAF Station here on Wednesday after covering a distance of nearly 7,000 kms to join the Indian Air Force
The Indian Air Force will induct its first batch of five Rafale fighter jets imported from France at the Ambala airbase on July 29, subject to weather, the Defence Ministry said in a release. The final induction ceremony will take place in the second half of August.
