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Independence Day 2026: PM Modi hails freedom fighters, says their dreams inspire Viksit Bharat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi honored India's freedom fighters on Independence Day. He stated their sacrifices inspire the nation's journey toward a developed India. The Prime Minister emphasized 140 crore Indians power the country's progress. He expressed hope for increased development pace in coming years. This progress is driven by citizens' collective efforts and aspirations.
Agniveer scheme golden opportunity for youths: Navy chief
The Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, highlighted the Agniveer scheme as a prime opportunity for Indian youth to serve the nation. Speaking at INS Chilika, he emphasized the program's appeal, offering four years of service in the Indian Navy, Army, or Air Force. With 1,389 Agniveers, including 214 women, joining the force, Tripathi dismissed any controversies surrounding the scheme. He also affirmed the Indian Navy's robust coastal security amid concerns over unrest in neighboring Bangladesh.
Navy chief reviews passing-out parade of third batch of Agniveers
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar reviewed the passing-out parade of the third batch of Agniveers at INS Chilika. The parade marked the successful completion of training for approximately 2,600 Agniveers, including women. Admiral Kumar praised the Agniveers for their performance in marksmanship and weapons training, noting their high motivation and confidence. He highlighted the determination of women Agniveers, noting their lower dropout rates compared to male counterparts.
Armed forces detail recruitment plan for Agnipath, explain why scheme was rolled out
The officials explained that the Agnipath scheme was designed after considering various factors including exit and entry avenues of various countries, retirement ages, etc. The scheme has been designed to create an ideal mix of youthfulness and experience in the armed forces.
Vanishing wetlands: Indiscriminate development & poor regulation are wrecking a critical piece of India's ecology
Rather than the large wetlands, it is a complete absence of regulation for smaller ones that is playing havoc with this ecosystem, says PA Azeez, director, SACON.
Bhubaneswar, Indore, Ahmedabad, Kochi are India's new startup destinations
Away from the metros and India’s Silicon Valley, a quiet revolution is brewing in tier-II cities, which are hosting cutting-edge ideas.
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Haryana girl to lead Indian Navy in Republic Day parade
Sandhya Chauhan, a lieutenant commander, will lead the Navy's 147-member mixed contingent of sailors and three officers.
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