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India-China Talks on Vexed LAC Issue On Track: Eastern Army Commander

Putting a time frame to resolve the issue, however, would be difficult at this point, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Command, said. “With every round of talks on the vexed LAC issue, the differences keep getting narrowed down. Hopefully at some point, all the interests will converge and we will be able to formally sign an agreement,” he said.

₹ 1,200Cr Honeywell Plant to Make Defence Fabric in Butibori

US-based multinational Honeywell has decided to set up a Rs 1,200 crore textile plant in Butibori MIDC. It plans to produce Spectra — a specialized fibre used for defence, semi-defence and paramilitary purposes. Anbalagan further said Honeywell had already identified a 50 acre plot in Butibori. “We will sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with them soon and hand over the plot after payment is made,” he added.

Karwar in Karnataka to Get Naval Air Station by 2025

The ongoing naval base expansion work — Seabird Phase II A — is expected to be completed by 2023. Once operational, it will be the largest naval base in Asia. As part of the expansion work, the naval air station will come up at Alageri village near Ankola and it is expected to start functioning in 2025.

Kargil Tales: This Army Driver Gunned Down 29 Pakistani Soldiers

Recalling the Kargil war, Mahto, said he was alone at the Motor Garage with a Light Machine Gun during which he spotted the enemy moving towards his unit around 12.30 at night. “I thought that if they succeeded in reaching the unit, they may cause severe damage. I opened fire on them emptying all the three boxes of bullets. I managed to kill all 29 people in the troop,” he said.

‘MiG-35 A Completely New Aircraft, Fighter Deal Only After Due Process’ – IAF Chief

The MiG-35, which is produced at Russian Aircraft Corporation MiG factory in Lukhovitsy near Moscow, is in the race for the 114-fighter jet deal for the IAF. The other combat aircraft in the race for the mega IAF fighter deal are Dassault Aviation’s Rafale, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet built by Boeing, Lockheed Martin’s F-16 Fighting Falcon, Eurofighter Typhoon and Saab’s Gripen.