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After Use of Chinese-Made Steel-Coated Bullets by Jaish-e-Mohammed, CRPF Set to Reinforce Bulletproof Vests

Speculations are rife about the role of Pakistan’s ISI or the Army for providing such ammunition to the terrorists given the fact that it’s hard for them to get access to sophisticated weaponry. It is a known fact that in the past, the Chinese have provided weapons and ammunition to the terror groups in Northeast India to keep the insurgency alive and kicking.

India Rejects Media Reports About ‘Talks Offer’ to Pakistan

Delhi (Sputnik): India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar clarified that letters from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar ” to Pakistani officials were merely courtesy replies “as per established diplomatic practice” to congratulatory messages by their Pakistani counterparts.

Drug Innovation and Local Manufacturing Under, Make in India

As per the Rules, an application by a person or institution or organisation to conduct clinical trials shall be either approved or rejected or processed by way of communication to rectify any deficiency of the application within ninety (90) working days from the date of application. The time period to approve a clinical trial shall be further reduced to thirty (30) working days, if:

PM Crop Cover Vaults India Into No. 3 Slot

The US, with premium income of $12 billion, is the largest crop insurance market in the world followed by China, which generates $7 billion premium from farmers. Meanwhile, India’s premium income of Rs 27,000 crore translates into $3.8 billion.

India, US Close to Inking Defence Industrial Security Pact

The Industrial Security Annex (ISA) will add to existing agreements on protection of classified military information and is critical for any transfer of technology by a US firm to its Indian partners. The draft of the annex has been circulated and is likely to get Cabinet clearances in the coming weeks, following which the bilateral agreement will be signed.