Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, Serhiy Kyslytsya on Saturday warned Russian President Vladimir Putin of biblical consequences for the brutal war he waged in Ukraine. Addressing a Saturday mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, Kyslytsya stated that Putin and his "wicked" associates can not be saved by any "shamanic spells" or blessings and protection from the Russian Church head of clergy, Patriarch Kirill.
"Neither power, nor the army, nor wealth will save any Putin and his wicked allies from the wrath of God," enraged Kyslytsya said, as quoted by Ukrinfrom.
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"Neither power, nor the army, nor wealth will save any Putin and his wicked allies from the wrath of God," enraged Kyslytsya said, as quoted by Ukrinfrom.
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Maintaining Good Relations In India And China's Interest: Chinese Minister
China and India are neighbours and maintaining a good relationship meets the interests of both countries, Chinese Defence Minister General Wei Fenghe said on Sunday, stressing that the two nations are working together for peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Addressing the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Wei also called for peaceful means for settling territorial disputes including those in the South China Sea.
China and India are neighbours and maintaining a good relationship meets the interests of both countries, Chinese Defence Minister General Wei Fenghe said on Sunday, stressing that the two nations are working together for peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Addressing the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Wei also called for peaceful means for settling territorial disputes including those in the South China Sea.
India responsible for transgressions at LAC, says Chinese Defence minister Wei Fenghe
China and India are neighbours and it is prudent for them to have good relations, China's Minister of National Defense General Wei Fenghe said Sunday, while blaming New Delhi for the military standoff in Ladakh. Addressing the fifth plenary session of the Shangri-La Dialogue 2022 in Singapore, Fenghe - who is also State Councilor - said in response to a question about the clash in Galwan: "China and India are neighbours. Maintaining a good relationship meets the interests of both countries and that is what we are working on."But on frictions along the border areas, the merits of the issue is clear. I personally experienced the start and end of the frictions as Defence minister. We have found a lot of weapons owned by the Indian side. They have also sent people to the Chinese side of the territory."
China and India are neighbours and it is prudent for them to have good relations, China's Minister of National Defense General Wei Fenghe said Sunday, while blaming New Delhi for the military standoff in Ladakh. Addressing the fifth plenary session of the Shangri-La Dialogue 2022 in Singapore, Fenghe - who is also State Councilor - said in response to a question about the clash in Galwan: "China and India are neighbours. Maintaining a good relationship meets the interests of both countries and that is what we are working on."But on frictions along the border areas, the merits of the issue is clear. I personally experienced the start and end of the frictions as Defence minister. We have found a lot of weapons owned by the Indian side. They have also sent people to the Chinese side of the territory."
30 Pakistani terrorists among 100 killed in Jammu and Kashmir this year.
The first six months of this year have seen over 100 terrorists killed in Jammu and Kashmir, of which 30 are from Pakistan. Security forces killed three Lashkar terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama on Sunday, June 12. With this, security forces have killed 100 terrorists in different operations so far this year.
According to sources in the security forces, at present,aggressive operations are being conducted against terrorists across the Valley. But though the security forces have upped the operation to wipe out terrorism in J&K, the terrorist organizations are still trying toinfiltrate and recruit innocent youth by radicalizing them.
The first six months of this year have seen over 100 terrorists killed in Jammu and Kashmir, of which 30 are from Pakistan. Security forces killed three Lashkar terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama on Sunday, June 12. With this, security forces have killed 100 terrorists in different operations so far this year.
According to sources in the security forces, at present,aggressive operations are being conducted against terrorists across the Valley. But though the security forces have upped the operation to wipe out terrorism in J&K, the terrorist organizations are still trying toinfiltrate and recruit innocent youth by radicalizing them.
Blueprint Ready On Border Force's New Jurisdiction, Logistic Needs.
A blueprint that defines the extended jurisdiction of the Border Security Force (BSF) and its new logistical requirements in various frontier states has been prepared and is soon expected to be submitted to the Union home ministry, officials said.
The BSF guards over 6,300 km of the Indian fronts with Pakistan on the west and Bangladesh on the eastern flank of the country. The central government in October, 2021 had issued a notification to amend a July, 2014 enabling provision for the BSF personnel and officers while they operate in the border areas.
A blueprint that defines the extended jurisdiction of the Border Security Force (BSF) and its new logistical requirements in various frontier states has been prepared and is soon expected to be submitted to the Union home ministry, officials said.
The BSF guards over 6,300 km of the Indian fronts with Pakistan on the west and Bangladesh on the eastern flank of the country. The central government in October, 2021 had issued a notification to amend a July, 2014 enabling provision for the BSF personnel and officers while they operate in the border areas.
Special IAF C-17 aircraft to carry Lord Buddha relics to Mongolia
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju will lead a 25-member.
delegation to Mongolia carrying Lord Buddha's relics to mark the Mongolian 'Buddha Day' on June 14. The sacred relics will be taken by an Indian Air Force C17 Globemaster transport aircraft in a special casket and will be on display at a monastery for 11 days Rijiju told reporters here that the 'Kapilavastu' have "AA stature" and are not moved out of the National Museum here. But on the special request of the Mongolian government, New Delhi decided to send these for exposition.
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju will lead a 25-member.
delegation to Mongolia carrying Lord Buddha's relics to mark the Mongolian 'Buddha Day' on June 14. The sacred relics will be taken by an Indian Air Force C17 Globemaster transport aircraft in a special casket and will be on display at a monastery for 11 days Rijiju told reporters here that the 'Kapilavastu' have "AA stature" and are not moved out of the National Museum here. But on the special request of the Mongolian government, New Delhi decided to send these for exposition.
MRFA: 96 Jets to be Made In India, 60 jets to be paid with Indian Rupee.
Amid a big push for the Aatmanirbhar Bharat scheme by the PM Narendra Modi-led government, the Indian Air Force is planning to acquire 114 fighter jets of which 96 would be built in India, and rest 18 would be imported from the foreign vendor chosen for the project.
The Indian Air Force has plans of acquiring 714 Multirole Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) under Buy Global and Make in India' scheme under which Indian companies would be allowed to partner with a foreign vendor. *Recently, the Indian Air Force held meetings with the foreign vendors and asked them about the way they would carry out the Make in India project Government.
As per the plan, after the initial 18 aircraft are imported. the next 36 aircraft would be manufactured within the country and the payments would be made partially in foreign currency and Indian currency.
The last 60 aircraft would be the main responsibility of
the Indian partner and the government would make
payments only in Indian currency, the sources said.
The payment in Indian currency would help the vendors to achieve the over 60 per cent "Make-in-india content in the project, the sources said
Global aircraft manufacturers including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Saab, MIG, Irkut Corporation and Dassault Aviation are expected to participate in the tender.
The Indian Air Force has to rely heavily on these 114 fighter jets for maintaining its superiority over the neighboring rivals Pakistan and China.
Amid a big push for the Aatmanirbhar Bharat scheme by the PM Narendra Modi-led government, the Indian Air Force is planning to acquire 114 fighter jets of which 96 would be built in India, and rest 18 would be imported from the foreign vendor chosen for the project.
The Indian Air Force has plans of acquiring 714 Multirole Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) under Buy Global and Make in India' scheme under which Indian companies would be allowed to partner with a foreign vendor. *Recently, the Indian Air Force held meetings with the foreign vendors and asked them about the way they would carry out the Make in India project Government.
As per the plan, after the initial 18 aircraft are imported. the next 36 aircraft would be manufactured within the country and the payments would be made partially in foreign currency and Indian currency.
The last 60 aircraft would be the main responsibility of
the Indian partner and the government would make
payments only in Indian currency, the sources said.
The payment in Indian currency would help the vendors to achieve the over 60 per cent "Make-in-india content in the project, the sources said
Global aircraft manufacturers including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Saab, MIG, Irkut Corporation and Dassault Aviation are expected to participate in the tender.
The Indian Air Force has to rely heavily on these 114 fighter jets for maintaining its superiority over the neighboring rivals Pakistan and China.
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Taiwan rejects Indian tea
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'They should bow their heads in shame': Piyush Goyal
Leading India at the 12th World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial conference in Geneva, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted how there were a few developed countries that did not come forward to help the underdeveloped or developing countries during COVID-19.
Leading India at the 12th World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial conference in Geneva, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted how there were a few developed countries that did not come forward to help the underdeveloped or developing countries during COVID-19.
Bjp mp loses 15 kg of weight after Minister Nitin Gadkari promises 1crore over every kg
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INDIA IN TALKS FOR MORE APACHE, CHINOOK CHOPPERS: BOEING
F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet fighter has distinct advantages over Rafale-M, says Boeing vice-president Torbjorn Sjogren
The F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet fighter jet has distinct advantages in terms of capability over the competitor French Rafale-M jet to operate from the Indian Navy's aircraft carriers, said a senior official from aircraft manufacturer Boeing. India is also negotiating the purchase of additional Chinook CH-47F(1) Chinook heavy-lift helicopters and AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, according to Torbjorn (Turbo) Sjogren, vice president, International Government and Defence, Boeing.
F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet fighter has distinct advantages over Rafale-M, says Boeing vice-president Torbjorn Sjogren
The F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet fighter jet has distinct advantages in terms of capability over the competitor French Rafale-M jet to operate from the Indian Navy's aircraft carriers, said a senior official from aircraft manufacturer Boeing. India is also negotiating the purchase of additional Chinook CH-47F(1) Chinook heavy-lift helicopters and AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, according to Torbjorn (Turbo) Sjogren, vice president, International Government and Defence, Boeing.