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The inside story: Mashkoh– Kargil as I saw it # 15
When I was a youngster, I used to wonder if I would ever participate in a war. Only the lucky ones get this chance. In war, there are only winners or losers; there is no runner's up.
Armed Forces: When hit by worst, use the best!!
A pandemic like COVID strikes mankind, probably once in a Century, as per the historical evidence. The second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has...
The inside story: Mashkoh– Kargil as I saw it # 14
During the planning process and briefing, even the junior-most commander and soldier must be encouraged to ask questions and clarifications. If the troops are not clear about the plan, it will affect the execution of the same. Leaders must take the time to explain every detail so that everyone understands it. Keep the plan simple is the mantra!
350 light tanks to add punch to Army’s fist in the mountains
The main Ordnance needs to be Indian and ultra-reliable, unlike the 125 mm gun system in use currently in medium tanks. It may be a good idea to integrate a re- engineered 105 mm gun in the interim and an optimized 120 mm low recoil gun system later, both are Indian systems and have proven to be effective.
Military & media- why both are incomplete without the other?
In a democracy media, if managed appropriately, can act as a great 'force multiplier.
Price difference of ready & under-construction homes lowest ever in Q1 2021
Latest ANAROCK data reveals that the price gap between ready-to-move-in (RTM) and under-construction (UC) homes reduced to a mere 3-5% by Q1 2021.
Covid –19 pandemic: lessons learnt – too little, too late
The shortage of hospitals, beds, ventilators, oxygen, medical facilities could have been avoided, had we prepared ourselves better for dealing with the second wave. It is sad to see the scenes of wailing mothers, wives, children and fathers who have lost their near and dear ones to this pandemic.
Even private vehicle is “public place”; hence wearing a mask is compulsory: DHC
Delivering the judgment the single-judge bench of Justice Pratibha M Singh observed, “A mask is like a Suraksha Kavach for preventing the spread of the coronavirus. It protects the person wearing it as also the person who is exposed.
PMRDA – Ensuing Planned, Sustainable Growth In and Around Pune
Like Singapore's HDB, PMRDA was formed to create a better standard of living for citizens and also promote ease of business. Besides ensuring sustainable growth, another key objective of PMRDA is to build and develop PMR as one of the most preferred and attractive investment destinations.
How COVID has impacted the lives of Women?
Women have faced severe consequences of COVID. They are looked down upon with disgust and negative remarks and have had to suffer a lot.
11 Tea Estates Join Eat Right India Campus Certification Programme
The Eat Right Campus initiative aims at safe, healthy and nourishing food in campuses such as universities, colleges, institutes, workplaces, hospitals, tea estates, jails, hotels (only cafeteria for staff) and Anganwadi centres across the country. The objective is to improve the health of people and the planet and promote the social and economic development of the nation.
Air quality – from fundamental right to privilege
Across the world, we are seeing one of the worst side-effects of unfettered urbanization - the deterioration of air quality. In India, cities like Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and Pune are notable examples of this.
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