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Adm Dinesh K Tripathi during his visit to Kargil War Memorial at Drass for Kargil Vijay Diwas celebrations on 26 Jul 24 interacted with the deployed Indian Navy MARCOs personnel.
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Central Government has deployed over 2,000 Border Security Force (BSF) personnel from Odisha's Koraput and Malkangiri to Jammu, which has seen a surge in terror attacks.

This decision comes after recent attacks in Jammu resulted in at least 22 deaths, including 11 security personnel.

The BSF personnel, comprising two battalions, are being moved from anti-Naxal operations in Odisha to the terror-hit Jammu region to enhance security and counter the growing threat of terrorism.
Manu Bhakar wins Bronze in 10m air pistol at the Paris Olympics India's first medal of the Paris Games.
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Manu Bhaker & Sarabjot Singh have won bronze, giving India its 2nd medal at the Paris Olympics 2024.

Manu Bhaker becomes the first Indian to get two medals in the same Olympics.

A mixed team bronze in 10 m air pistol

She also became the 3rd Indian (since Independence) athlete to win 2 Olympic medals.
World Heritage Committee announced inclusion of Moidams - the Mound-Burial System of the Ahom Dynasty Assam, India as the 43rd World Heritage Site from India.
Indian Army column reached the landslide site at Chooralmala by 1200 hours. Using ropes, soldiers are being ferried across the river which is in spate to assist and carry out rescue efforts in Ward No 10 of Chooralmala.

The Pune-headquartered Southern Command of the Indian Army has mobilised its two rescue columns along with two Indian Air Force’s (IAF) helicopters from the Sulur Air Force Station in Coimbatore to be deployed in Kerala’s Wayanad district that was rattled by a massive landslide early on Tuesday.

The Army’s action comes based on Kerala government’s request for military help in landslide-hit areas of Meppadi, Mundakkai Town and Chooralmala that left at least 50 people killed and hundreds trapped.

Adverse weather conditions are dampening the rescue efforts as several houses, shops and vehicles are buried under the debris in Mundakkai. A bridge to the spot has been washed away, further complicating rescue efforts.