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    Rajnath Singh urges Army Commanders to prepare for future challenges, stresses 20-30-year strategic vision

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the Army Commanders' Conference in New Delhi, emphasizing the importance of strategic vision. He called for the Indian Army to remain prepared for future challenges and adapt to evolving operational circumstances. Singh highlighted the significance of integrating modern technology and multi-domain capabilities for effective warfare. The Defence Minister also released the new Land Warfare Doctrine while recognizing the efforts of Indian peacekeepers.

    Space-tech’s missing link: The skilled talent powering India’s $100 billion ambition

    Space job news: India's space industry is undergoing significant changes, with an increasing presence of private startups contributing to its growth. The government anticipates a boom in the sector, estimating it will reach $100 billion by 2040. However, companies are struggling to find skilled workers with specialized expertise required for various roles. Initiatives to bridge the skills gap include the introduction of SpaceTech courses and enhancing industry-academia collaborations.

    Delhi: Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurates new Multi-Agency Centre at North Block

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched the new Multi-Agency Centre. He lauded 'Operation Sindhur' for its success. The Indo-Tibetan Border Police achieved a historic feat. They scaled Mt. Makalu for the first time. Amit Shah congratulated the ITBP jawans. The team unfurled the Tiranga and conducted a cleanliness drive. They removed 150 kg of garbage from the peak.

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh flags off 'SANJAY' Battlefield Surveillance System

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched SANJAY, an advanced Battlefield Surveillance System, to enhance battlefield transparency through a centralized web application. Indigenously developed with Bharat Electronics Limited, the system integrates various sensors and analytics, providing accurate intelligence for the Indian Army. Deployment begins in 2025, with a budget of Rs 2,402 crore.

    Indian Navy commissions newly-inducted MH 60R Seahawk helicopter

    The Indian Navy has commissioned its first squadron of MH 60R Seahawk multi-role choppers, enhancing surveillance and combat capabilities. The INAS 334 'Seahawks' squadron was commissioned at INS Garuda in Kochi, attended by Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar. The MH-60R, produced by Lockheed Martin, is a maritime variant of the Blackhawk helicopter, designed for anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, search and rescue, and medical evacuation. The commissioning is expected to bolster India's maritime capabilities, particularly in the Indian Ocean region.

    Navy commissions strategically important base INS Jatayu in Lakshadweep Islands

    The Indian Navy commissioned INS Jatayu at Minicoy island, enhancing its operational capabilities in the strategically important Lakshadweep islands. The new base will support anti-piracy and anti-narcotics operations. The naming of INS Jatayu recognizes the spirit of service before self.

    The Economic Times
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