Archive for the ‘Indian Preparedness’ Category
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
9/17/2007 - The Indian government has lashed out at Pakistan for protesting New Delhi's plans to throw open Siachen Glacier to tourists.
The Indian government, that controls a large chunk of the disputed Glacier has firmly told Pakistan that it does not need Islamabad's permission to open the glacier to tourists ...
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Monday, September 3rd, 2007
Jammu: The indigenously developed Dhruv helicopter is set to be inducted by the army in the Siachen sector after successfully completing trials at the icy heights.
The test trials were conducted in February, defence sources told PTI.
After its formal induction, the first advanced light helicopter would join the MI-17V, Chetak, Cheeta ...
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Thursday, October 12th, 2006
Indian army on PatrolFor more than 17 blustery, shivering years, the Indian and Pakistani armies have been fighting a "No-Win" war on the 20,000-foot-high Siachen Glacier, the world's highest battleground. Pakistan, like India, has about 10,000 soldiers camped on this glacier. For a soldier, this is where hell freezes over, ...
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Sunday, May 14th, 2006
Leh, May 14 After having put their name in record books, the Siachen Pioneers, the Air Force's lifeline to troops deployed in inaccessible areas atop the world?s highest battlefield, is looking at further enhancing its reach and capabilities with the induction of new helicopters.Known as the 114 Helicopter Unit, the ...
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