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Passing out ceremony of 216 naval trainees held at INA in Kerala
216 trainees, including women and foreign nationals, passed out at the Indian Naval Academy in Ezhimala, Kannur district. Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari praised their achievements and emphasized the significance of the event for the Indian Navy.
Indian Navy Recruitment: Government inviting applications for SSC Executive positions, check eligibility criteria here
The Indian Navy is inviting applications for the Short Service Commission (SSC) in the Executive Branch (Sports and Law) under the Naval Orientation Course.
Indian Navy recruitment 2022: Apply for SSC IT Executive posts
This is a Special Naval Orientation Course commencing Jan 2023 onwards at Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala, Kerala. Candidates must fulfil conditions of nationality as laid down by the Government of India.
Military grade: Companies increasingly tapping ex-servicemen to fill skills gap
Although there is still a heated controversy surrounding Agniveers, India Inc. has long recognised the benefits of military experience.
Armed forces detail recruitment plan for Agnipath, explain why scheme was rolled out
The officials explained that the Agnipath scheme was designed after considering various factors including exit and entry avenues of various countries, retirement ages, etc. The scheme has been designed to create an ideal mix of youthfulness and experience in the armed forces.
China: A year in review and preview
It is understandable why China is attempting a zero-cases policy, since domestic vaccines are not effective against emerging variants like Omicron, especially compared to Western vaccines that use mRNA. This is particularly ominous for China, because COVID could spread like wildfire amongst a population where there is little natural immunity.
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China's Navy sets sights afar, but is its growth sustainable?
2020, despite the twin challenges of a trade war with the USA and the impact of COVID-19, will be a stellar year for China's navy as well, with a number of those previously launched ships entering formal service and yet more under construction.
India enhanced coastal security significantly post 26/11 terror attack
Multiple initiatives were set forth, including the National Committee for Coastal and Maritime Security (NCSMCS) in 2009, Steering Committee for Review of Coastal Security (SCRCS) in 2013, and the State and District level Coastal Security Committees in 2016.
Budget session: Full text of President Ram Nath Kovind's speech in Parliament
President Ram Nath Kovind on Friday said any form of violence in the name of protest makes our society and country weaker. He was addressing the joint session of Parliament to mark the beginning of the Budget session.
After US, military drill with Russia, China
Just after its first tri-service war game with the US concluded last week, India is now all set to hold exercises with Russia and China almost simultaneously next month. India is also clear it will not ignore its neighbourhood in this continuing thrust on "defence diplomacy", lining up exercises with Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Myanmar.
India-Singapore joint naval exercise SIMBEX 2017 concludes
Hosted by Singapore, the exercise comprised a shore phase held at renamed 'RSS Singapura - Changi Naval Base' and a sea phase in the South China Sea.
Passing out parade of 330 cadets held at Naval Academy
The passing out parade marked commissioning of the cadets of the 89th Indian Naval Academy Course (B Tech) and (MSc) courses into the Indian Navy here.
No gender bias in Indian Navy, says Naval Chief Admiral R K Dhowan
"There is no issue of gender discrimination," Dhowan said responding to queries on alleged gender bias in Indian Navy.
Training camps for over 300 junior naval cadets conclude
The camps 'Rookie' and 'Barracuda' which ended last night, were aimed at inculcating qualities of leadership, camaraderie and team spirit.
China's strategic intentions in Indo-Pacific destabilising: Pentagon
"China should and does have a voice in shaping the international system, as do all countries. However, in recent years, we have grown concerned by China's strategic intentions," said a US official.
These are the most elite special forces units in the US
We bring you some of the most elite military special operators and special forces units of the US armed forces, these men go where few dare to tread.
CUSAT to have MTech degree in Marine Engineering
Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) is starting M.Tech Degree in Marine Engineering from 2014 academic year at its nearby Thrikkakkara campus.
399 Navy cadets pass out of Indian Naval Academy
A batch of 399 cadets of Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard, including 28 women, today passed out on successful completion of their training.
RK Krishna Kumar set to begin new innings with Ratan Tata at RNT Associates
Set to retire on July 18 from Tata Sons, Ratan Tata’s right hand man won’t walk into the sunset. A look at the legacy he leaves behind, and the road ahead.
Bilateral relations with China perfect: General Bikram Singh
Bikram Singh said that mechanisms are in place to solve any issues between the two countries and that there was no need to withdraw Indian troops from Siachen.
Piracy scourge affecting India's merchandise trade
Cost escalation on account of delays, detours, rise in insurance premiums on cargo & crew augur ill for India’s foreign trade. How well prepared are our coastal states?
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