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"Change of government through democratic means is what India wants": Kapil Sibal hits back at Bhagwat's 'regime change' remarks
Kapil Sibal addressed a press conference criticizing RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's Vijayadashami address concerning regime change. He argued that calls for change in India are democratic and peaceful unlike unrest abroad. Sibal accused the government of stifling dissent and manipulating legal processes against opposition leaders. Additionally, he raised concerns about foreign interference and territorial integrity in Arunachal Pradesh.
India-China border frictions recur as Chinese forces stray from patrol routes, MEA clarifies stand
Indo-Tibetan Border Police Director General Shatrujeet Kapur addressed recent border tensions with Chinese forces in Arunachal Pradesh. These tensions arose from Chinese forces straying from established patrolling routes along the Line of Actual Control. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized the need for maintaining peace and tranquillity in border areas. Both nations are utilizing diplomatic and military channels to resolve ongoing issues effectively.
MEA says Chinese patrol deviations disturb border peace, hinder ties
India's External Affairs Ministry spokesperson highlighted ongoing disturbances at the Line of Actual Control with China. Both nations are using diplomatic and military channels to resolve border tensions effectively. The Indo-Tibetan Border Police director general remarked on continuous confrontations in Arunachal Pradesh. Recent agreements aimed at improving bilateral relations followed the severe strain caused by the Galwan Valley clashes.
Dipke targets PM Modi over deployment of forces in Delhi, raises VanDyke case
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of Cockroach Janta Party, raised concerns about government priorities regarding national security. He criticized the deployment of security personnel in Delhi while emphasizing issues along the China border. Dipke referenced the case of American national Matthew VanDyke, questioning the government's focus on terrorism training. He highlighted statements from ITBP Director General Shatrujeet Singh Kapur about ongoing challenges with China.
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Home Ministry extends deployment of 273 CAPF companies in Delhi till October 31 amid protest fears
The Union Home Ministry has granted a second extension for the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces in New Delhi. This decision was made in response to concerns about potential protests by various organizations and political groups. The Delhi Police had recommended extending the deployment to maintain law and order in sensitive areas of the city.
China face-offs 'ongoing' along Arunachal Pradesh border, says ITBP Chief Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has raised a new combat unit, the Shaurya commandos, who have demonstrated their capabilities during ongoing face-offs with Chinese troops at multiple locations in Arunachal Pradesh, ITBP chief Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor said on Thursday.
Solar Defence’s Nagastra 2 completes technical trials for Army, offers 650 mm armour penetration
Solar Defence and Aerospace Ltd. has completed the delivery of the Nagastra 2 anti-tank loitering munition system. This system includes advanced features such as day-and-night surveillance cameras and an Electronic Counter-Countermeasures system. The Indian Army issued an order in 2025 for approximately 450 NAGASTRA-1R loitering munitions. The Nagastra-1R system is designed with over 80% indigenous content, emphasizing self-reliance in defense manufacturing.
ITBP has raised drone platoons, building bunkers along LAC: ITBP DG
ITBP Director General (DG) Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor told his troops at a force base in Rajasthan's Alwar that countering China through "traditional" means of warfare was a thing of the past and hence they were investing in modernizing the force, its weapons, vehicles and border posts.
Will not back down, standing with truth, says Rahul Gandhi as he demands CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation
Rahul Gandhi, on Monday said Congress would not back down, asserting that the party was standing with the truth amid its protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
SSC CPO 2026 application starts: Check vacancies, important dates, eligibility, how to apply, salary and other details
SSC CPO 2026 Vacancy Details: SSC CPO 2026 recruitment has begun for 1,871 tentative Sub-Inspector vacancies in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces. Check eligibility, vacancy details, application process, important dates, salary and how to apply online.
Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu sees big market for Arunachal’s farm, fisheries produce
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu inaugurated a new agriculture information hub and farmers' hostel. He also flagged off e-vehicles to enhance fish farmer market access. The state government prioritizes agriculture and allied sectors for sustainable livelihoods. Initiatives aim to improve farmer knowledge, market linkages, and value addition. The government is also promoting cooperative movements and institutional financing for entrepreneurs.
Chamoli tunnel accident: Another worker's body found, death toll reaches 9
One more worker's body was found in the Chamoli tunnel accident, increasing the death toll to nine. Search operations continue for the single remaining missing worker amidst challenging debris conditions. Multiple agencies are working diligently to locate the individual and complete the rescue mission. Several JCB machines trapped inside the tunnel have been successfully retrieved so far.
12 rescued, three remain missing in Chamoli tunnel incident: NDRF
Rescue efforts continue after a Chamoli tunnel collapse trapped several workers. Twelve individuals have been successfully rescued from the collapsed tunnel. Seven bodies were recovered, and three people remain missing inside. Continuous rainfall and rising water levels are hindering the ongoing rescue operations. Authorities have ordered a magisterial inquiry into the unfortunate tunnel accident.
No slow encroachment in Arunachal Pradesh by China, Army and ITBP geared up to dominate the border: Sources
India rejects China's claims on Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part. Sources state the Army and ITBP are prepared to monitor Chinese activities. Past Chinese incursions and territorial claims are noted in historical context. India emphasizes maintaining peace and tranquility along the Line of Actual Control. Diplomatic and military channels will be used to resolve outstanding border issues.
Former ITBP DG Gautam Kaul dies at 83
Former ITBP director general Gautam Kaul has passed away at the age of 83 after a prolonged illness. A retired IPS officer from the 1965 batch, Kaul served as ITBP DG from 1998 to 2001. His cremation will take place on Thursday in Delhi. The ITBP expressed condolences on social media.
Agniveers will be very useful: ITBP DG
With all preparations in place, ITBP DG Rahul Rasgotra announced that Agniveers from the Army, known for their training and discipline, would soon join the ITBP to guard the Line of Actual Control between India and China. The MHA has issued necessary amendments for their recruitment eligibility, including age and physical efficiency test relaxations.
Process of sanctioning new China border battalions for ITBP in final stage: Nityanand Rai
The process to authorise new battalions for the ITBP, guarding the LAC between India and China, is in the last stage and the government is determined to provide transport and logistical support to all security forces, Union Minister Nityanand Rai said on Sunday.
PM Narendra Modi greets ITBP on Raising Day
"From dense forests in Arunachal Pradesh to the icy heights of the Himalayas, our Himveers have answered the nation's call with utmost dedication. Their humanitarian work during times of disasters is noteworthy. Greetings to all ITBP personnel on their Raising Day," Modi said.
Sanjay Arora takes charge as new ITBP DG
The officer commanded an ITBP Battalion in Matli, Uttarakhand from 1997 to 2000. As an instructor, he also made remarkable contributions in the field of training.
Goodbye to Western names, only Indian names for its K9 team members, decides ITBP
"Junking the traditional western names for K9s, the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has for the first time in any Central Armed Forces history, given local names for cute little warrior pups of its famous K9 wing. The pups have been named as a respect of all the troops guarding the excruciatingly tough borders of the country," ITBP said who organised the Naamkaran ceremony of 17 pups.
ITBP briefs PM Narendra Modi about requirements, air support on China border
PM was briefed on the issue by ITBP chief Subhas Goswami, who presented a cheque of Rs 2.91 crore drawn from the pledged one-day salary of its personnel.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauds ITBP on raising day
"On the raising day of ITBP, I salute our brave ITBP personnel. We are proud of their valour, determination and service to the nation," the Prime Minister said.
Sushil Kumar Shinde says "no" to Army's plan to control ITBP
The Army had pushed for taking over control of ITBP for "cohesion, coordination and synergy" to counter the Chinese Army's "offensives" acts.
Government not to hand over ITBP control to Army
Govt will not hand over the command of ITBP to Army notwithstanding its demand for operational control of the paramilitary force which guards the Sino-Indian border.
ITBP to augment its strength by 12,000 men
ITBP will increase its strength by 12,000 men from its present over 77,000 personnel by 2015, its chief Ranjit Sinha said today.
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