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[ad_1] An Indian army helicopter Dhruv with three people on board crashed in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu Kashmir’s Kishtwar district today. According to reports, at least two crew members have been injured. Indian media reported suggested that this is the third crash involving an ALH Dhruv in the last two months. A search and rescue operation has been launched and further details are awaited. It is pertinent to note that Indian Air Force is all set to launch large-scale Offensive Combat Air (OCA) exercises over Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, parts of the disturbed states of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh from May 6, 2023 to test its capabilities afresh after meeting humiliating defeat at the hands of Pakistan Air Force on February 27, 2019. The two-week long exercise is also meant to assess newly-formed and existing IAF tactics to pro-vide effective and contemporary OCA (Offensive Counter Air) airpower in the Kashmir theatre. On February 27, 2019 PAF drowned...

[ad_1] There is good news for young professionals looking for a job in the Indian Army. The Indian Army has invited applications to fill 90 positions under the Technical Entry Scheme (TES50) for 10+2 pass-outs. Male candidates who are not married are eligible to apply for these positions. Candidates who are interested in applying for these posts may do so by visiting the official website, joinindianarmy.nic.in. The online application started on June 1 and will be available up to June 30. There are a total of 90 vacancies for which the applications have been invited. The shortlisted candidate will likely undergo the SSB interviews which will tentatively be held from August-September 2023. After the selection in the Indian Army, the professionals will get the following salaries, according to their post. For Lieutenant Level 10- Rs 56,100-1,77,500 Captain Level 10 B- Rs 61,300-1,93,900 Major Level 11- Rs 69,400-2,07,200 Lieutenant Colonel Level 12A- Rs 1,21,200-2,12,400 Colonel Level...

[ad_1] New Delhi:  Anand Mahindra, the Chairman of the Indian car company Mahindra, has shared a video on Twitter showcasing the Indian marching contingent's practice march in Paris, France. In a recent tweet, Anand Mahindra expressed his admiration and support for the contingent, stating, "सारे जहाँ से अच्छा…. इसमें कोई शक नहीं (Better than the entire world... no doubt about it!)". Anand Mahindra, a prominent figure in the business world, often uses social media platforms to share his thoughts, insights, and noteworthy events. This particular video showcases the dedication and skills of the Indian marching contingent including three forms - Army, Navy, and Air force -  as they practice their synchronized march in preparation for an upcoming event or parade. By sharing this video, Anand Mahindra highlights the discipline, coordination, and precision of the Indian armed forces. It reflects his appreciation for the hard work and commitment displayed by the marchin...