1993: The Pakistan Army s first attack on Bombay Sandeep Unnithan © Provided by India Today
Exactly 28 years ago, 12 bomb explosions ripped across Bombay, as the city of Mumbai was known then. Blast waves from the explosion travelling at supersonic speeds turned pieces of metal and concrete into deadly missiles that killed 257 Mumbaikars and maimed over 1,400 others. The March 12 Bombay bombings, as they came to be called, shattered five-star hotels, the Bombay stock exchange and the regional passport office. They were among the earliest versions of what the US now calls Complex Coordinated Terrorist Attacks (CCTA). Until Al Qaeda s hijack-suicide bombings of September 11, 2001, these were the most devastating serial bomb attacks on any city, carried out using military-grade explosives.
Imran khan government in danger changed the tone of Pakistan ready to negotiate with India on all issues
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Lt Gen DP Pandey to be the new head of Srinagar based Chinar Corps
Confirming the development sources told that the posting was confirmed on Friday night and the officer will be taking charge in the mid of March month.
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esident Ram Nath Kovind pays tributes at Chinar Corps (15 Corps) War Memorial on 20th Kargil Vijay Diwas in Srinagar. (File Photo | PTI)
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NEW DELHI: Lieutenant General Devendra Pratap Pandey will be the new Chinar Corps (XV Corps) of the Indian Army. The officer is detailed to assume charge soon from Lt Gen BS Raju due for his headquarter posting at New Delhi.
Furore over Rahul Gandhi s questions on defence in Parliamentary panel s meeting ANI | Updated: Feb 19, 2021 08:07 IST
By Ashoke Raj
New Delhi [India], February 19 (ANI): A heated argument took place in the meeting of the Parliamentary standing committee on defence over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi s questions related to defence and procurement on Thursday.
Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and other senior officers of the Ministry of Defence were present in the meeting. Rahul Gandhi has attended the meeting in the third session and asked several questions related to defence but the chairman of the standing committee intervened and asked him to discuss his questions in a separate meeting which will be called after a few days, sources, who were presented in the meeting, told ANI.