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India, Russia sign deal for T-72 tank engines

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March 08, 2025

Past deployment on LAC After the May 2020 standoff with the Chinese PLA in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Army had to induct a number of T-72 & T-90 tanks, gaining tactical surprise over the adversary. The Chinese have deployed armour vehicles, tanks, and mechanised infantry at various locations along the 3,488-km Line of Actual Control.

- MAYANK SINGH @ New Delhi

THE Ministry of Defence on Friday signed a contract with Russia's Rosoboronexport (RoE) to procure 1000 HP engines for T-72 Tanks.

"T-72 is the mainstay of the tank fleet of the Indian Army, and it is currently fitted with a 780 HP engine. Equipping the existing fleet of T-72 Tanks with 1000 HP engines will enhance the battlefield mobility and offensive capability of the Indian Army."

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Dinamani boxed item led me to V-P's office: CPR

RECALLING that reading a news item in Tamil daily Dinamani, a sister publication of the TNIE group, shaped his political journey and eventually led him to one of the country’s highest constitutional offices, Vice President C P Radhakrishnan on Friday said fearless journalism has the power to change lives, as he paid tribute to Ramnath Goenka at the third edition of the Ramnath Goenka Sahitya Samman (RNGSS) in Chennai.

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January 03, 2026

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'LITERATURE REMAINS DEEP & ENDURING RESERVOIR OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE'

THE third edition of the Ramnath Goenka Sahitya Samman was held on a solemn and celebratory note, reaffirming the enduring role of literature in shaping public thought and cultural discourse.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

Kashmir’s higher reaches out of bounds for tourists

AMID heightened security concerns, authorities have imposed a two-month ban on trekking, hiking, camping, and outdoor activities in the highaltitude and forest areas of Margan Top, Chauhar Nag, and Sinthan Top in south Kashmir, days after similar restrictions were imposed in Tangmarg in north Kashmir.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

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INDORE TRAGEDY SHOULD TRIGGER ACTION NATIONWIDE

T'S a crying shame that at least 10 people including an infant have died from imbibing contaminated municipal water in India's 'cleanest city'.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

Stuck amid unrest in Iran, medical students face anxiety, seek govt help

MORE than 3,000 Indian students pursuing higher education in Iran, most of them medical students, are facing mounting anxiety as the Islamic Republic is rocked by widespread protests triggered by soaring inflation and economic distress.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

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Assam tribal body rejects govt bid to make ST list additions

THE Coordination Committee of Tribal Organisations of Assam (CCTOA) has rejected the recommendation of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to grant the ST status to six communities, namely the Tai Ahom, Chutia, Moran, Matak, Koch-Rajbongshi and the Tea tribes.

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1 min

January 03, 2026

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

Uma Bharti takes on BJP over MP deaths

Indore civic body chief transferred amid outrage

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

Rural areas lead in SIR, cities prefer office work

AN urban-rural divide is being observed in the distribution and collection of enumeration forms, as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls being conducted in 12 states and UTs.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

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India's largest baryte reserve halved, could be exhausted in a decade: Study

NDIA'S largest baryte deposit at Mangampet in Andhra Pradesh has seen its reserves fall sharply from about 49 million tonne in 2015 to under 23 million tonne in 2024, recording a staggering depletion of more than half in less than 10 years.

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3 mins

January 03, 2026

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

Army seeks Israeli rockets urgently

The force signs contract with local firm for buying Elbit rocket system under emergency clause

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2 mins

January 03, 2026

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