Defence general
US, Australia issue veiled threat to China
14 Oct 2015
In a rebuff to China, US Defence Secretary Ash Carter said on Tuesday that the United States military would sail and fly wherever international law allowed, including the disputed South China Sea
India miffed over talk of US-Pak nuclear deal
09 Oct 2015
Reacting strongly to reports that the US may consider a nuclear pact with Pakistan, India said Pakistan’s proliferation record should be taken into account before such a deal is signed
BlackBerry, Tata Power SED to jointly set up anti-espionage communication system for government
07 Oct 2015
Pak arrests 100 Indian fishermen, holds 12 boats
05 Oct 2015
India spurning peace, backing terror: Pakistan
03 Oct 2015
Five 7/11 Mumbai blast convicts to hang, seven get life term
30 Sep 2015
Of the 30 accused in the 11 July 2006 serial blasts that ripped through packed trains in suburban Mumbai, 17, including 13 Pakistan nationals – including Lashkar-e-Toiba member Azam Chima - are still at large
Indian Navy commissions INS Kochi, largest India-made warship
30 Sep 2015
INS Kochi, which will add more teeth to the Indian Navy's sword arm, also reaffirms the country’s indigenous ship-building and the 'Make in India' capabilities
France bombs Islamic State camp in Syria
28 Sep 2015
France seeks bigger role for Iran in Syria
28 Sep 2015
US, Russia fail to break new ground on Syria
28 Sep 2015
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