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The Indian Army said on Monday that our indigenous weapons were very effective against Pakistan. Akashtir Defense System and L-70 Air Defense Gun destroyed every drone and missile in Pakistan. Pakistan carried out these attacks on 9–10 May.
A jawan operating L-70 said that this gun is very effective. It can destroy any target. We can set long distance target. Its success rate in killing the enemy drone is 100%. In the future, if the enemy sent drones, missiles, aircraft in India, it will be given a befitting reply.
At the same time, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi arrived in the border area in Longewala, Rajasthan. He praised the soldiers who played an important role in Operation Sindoor and reviewed the joint action taken in association with the Indian Air Force and BSF. The Army, Air Force and BSF jointly thwarted enemy drone attacks in desert areas spread from Jaisalmer to Kutch.
This was General Dwivedi’s fifth visit to the army’s post in five days. Earlier, he reached the posts of Dagger Division in Baramulla on 15 May. On the same day, he visited the posts of Srinagar, Uri and High Bassi and congratulated the soldiers for the success of Operation Sindoor.
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi met the soldiers at the Loungala post of Rajasthan.
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04:19 PM19 May 2025
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Government extended the jurisdiction of CISF till 21 May to investigate cargo, in-line baggage
The central government has extended the order given to the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) for temporary monitoring of cargo operations and in-line hold baggage superwaizing system at 69 civil airports in the country under the counter terrorist cover.
The Civil Aviation Security Bureau (BCAS) issued an official instruction on 9 May and directed the CISF to do the work by 18 May.
The CISF with about two lakh personnel under the Ministry of Home Affairs is the National Civil Aviation Security Force. It has deployed around 45,000 personnel to protect 69 airports as part of its Aviation Security Group (ASG).
04:16 PM19 May 2025
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Army Chief Dwivedi met the soldiers engaged in Operation Sindoor
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi visited the border area in Longewala, Rajasthan. He appreciated the soldiers who played an important role in Operation Sindoor and reviewed the joint action taken in association with the Indian Air Force and BSF. Army, Air Force and BSF together failed the enemy’s intentions in desert areas spread from Jaisalmer to Kutch. The Indian Army said that these actions have strengthened the operational dominance on the Western front.
04:15 PM19 May 2025
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Sharad Pawar’s Sanjay Raut advice- do not drag terrorism in politics
Sharad Pawar on Monday instructed Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut not to drag the issue of terrorism into politics. Sanjay Raut had said on Sunday that India block should buy the government’s all -party delegation.
In Baramati, Pawar reminded that former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao had sent a delegation to the UN led by Atal Bihari Vajpayee. When there is an international issue, there should be no party politics. The central government has formed some delegations, they will be sent to some countries. These delegations will tell about the Pahalgam attack abroad and then Pakistan’s antics.
04:14 PM19 May 2025
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Gehlot said- All party delegation government mischief
The all -party delegation created for Operation Sindoor was described by former Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot as the mischief of the government. Gehlot said- Shashi Tharoor’s duty was to tell the party. We all respect him, they have their own experience, they also have UN experience, they have also been the Minister of State for External Affairs, are good people. He is to be an MP from Congress. In such a situation, if the government offers them to them, then they should have talked to the party high command about it. Read full news …
04:13 PM19 May 2025
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Yusuf Pathan refuses to be involved in delegation, TMC bid- party will decide representative
Trinamool Congress MP Yusuf Pathan has refused to go with the delegation to convey India’s message to Operation Sindoor. Party sources say that TMC will decide who will go to delegation on their behalf. No central government or BJP. The party wants him to ask him and include a member of his party in delegation.
Former cricketer and MP Yusuf Pathan was named in delegation led by Janata Dal (United) MP Sanjay Jha. This delegation will go to Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan and Singapore.
04:11 PM19 May 2025
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