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Hours Before Xi Lands in India, Imran Khan Rakes up Hong Kong Issue

The reference to Hong Kong, however, is unlikely to please China, which has completely snubbed any criticism of its clampdown and made critics bend to its will. Anti-government protests have rocked the city for four months now as what started as a stir against a now withdrawn extradition bill have since morphed into protests against what Hong Kongers see as Beijing’s increasing influence on the territory.

Pakistan is Known for Recruiting Kids in Terror Groups: India at UN

Addressing the General Assembly Third Committee session on ‘Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Children’ on Thursday, First Secretary in India’s Permanent Mission to the UN Paulomi Tripathi, without naming Pakistan, said one delegation had yet again chosen to distract the attention of the Committee with its “deceitful political propaganda by weaving fake narratives, while making unwarranted references to internal matters of my country”.

Future Warfare and Drones: AI-Enabled Stealthy Combat Drones in Indian Skies

Soon, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the flying drone units and its Ground Control Station (GCS) shall provide enhanced Air Warfare capabilities like Target Identification/Target Designation, Target Tracking, optimum Attack manoeuvre and autonomous combat engagements etc. Technically, with some more advancement in drone avionics supported by AI, it is a matter of few decades that UCAVs may substitute fighter jets in some areas of Air Force operations.

CSIR Launches Eco-Friendly Crackers

The new firework, which cover popularly used sound emitting crackers, flowerpots, pencils, chakkar and sparklers, are based on formulations developed by a consortium of eight laboratories under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) led by Nagpur-based National Environmental Engineering Research Institute.

This Couple From Pune Has Set Up An Oxygen Generation Plant For Indian Soldiers In Siachen

At such high altitude, one of the challenges our soldiers face is the shortage of oxygen. But now an elderly couple from Pune has done their bit to make the lives a litter easier for our soldiers in Siachen. Four years after they undertook the work of setting up an oxygen-generation plant in Siachen for the Indian Army, the couple has fulfilled their commitment with the inauguration of the camp this month.