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    Army launches integrated generator monitoring, control system 'Vidyut Rakshak'

    The Indian Army has launched 'Vidyut Rakshak', an integrated generator monitoring, protection, and control system developed by the Army Design Bureau (ADB). This tech-based innovation, part of the Army's 'Year of Tech Absorption', utilizes Internet of Things (IoT) technology to monitor, predict faults, and automate manual operations of all existing generators, regardless of type or make. The system aims to save manpower and signifies the Army's commitment to leveraging technology for transformative change. Vidyut Rakshak was showcased during Aero India 2023 and has already been inducted into the Indian Army.

    'Casteist, communal and corrupt INDI Alliance failed to strike', says PM Modi as exit polls predict huge win for NDA

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the INDI Alliance for being casteist, communal, and corrupt. He expressed confidence in a record win for the NDA government amid exit polls predicting a huge victory in the general elections.

    'NDA government's 1998 Pokhran nuclear test ensured India's national security': S Jaishankar

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently commemorated the 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests, highlighting their critical role in ensuring India's national security. Conducted under the NDA government, these tests included advanced weapon designs and were later confirmed for their yields. Jaishankar also emphasized the government's continued efforts in countering terrorism and strengthening border infrastructure, underscoring the political significance of such decisions for the nation's future.

    India-Indonesia defence industry partnership gets big boost

    India-Indonesia Defence Industry Exhibition-cum-Seminar in Jakarta marked a milestone in bilateral defence cooperation. The event showcased Indian defense prowess, fostering strategic partnerships and aiming for regional stability in the Indo-Pacific.

    Technology absorption to be army's focus area: Lt Gen A K Singh

    The Southern Command, which celebrates its 130th Raising Day on April 1, is the oldest and the largest command of the Indian Army, covering 41 per cent India's landmass spread over 11 states and four Union Territories.

    "Our import dependencies need to be near zero": Army Chief General Manoj Pande lays thrust on self-reliance in military production

    Army Chief General Manoj Pande emphasized the importance of self-reliance in military production, stating that India should be able to source equipment like ammunition domestically to reduce import dependency. He highlighted the need to develop indigenous capabilities, stating that importing technology would keep India behind. General Pande mentioned Exercise Bharat Shakti in Pokhran as a demonstration of India's efforts towards self-reliance. He also noted the importance of technology in future wars, stating that conventional combat will no longer determine victory.

    The Economic Times
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