Indian defence stocks rose sharply after PM Modi praised locally made weapons. Companies like BDL, BEL, and HAL saw strong gains as he backed self-reliance in military equipment.
DRDO is developing a humanoid robot to support soldiers in dangerous missions. The robot will follow human commands, walk tough terrains, and handle risky tasks to reduce danger for troops.
After the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, defence stocks moved up swiftly. Private companies gained more, while some PSU stocks stayed flat or fell. Market volatility also dropped sharply.
Pakistan built strong underground tunnels in Kirana Hills to protect its nuclear weapons. But experts say modern bombs can still reach them, making secrecy and safety very important for Pakistan.
India and Pakistan agreed to stop fighting after 90 hours. Both sides will stop using guns, planes, and ships. This peace step starts today at 5 PM.
Zelensky calls for a 30-day ceasefire, but Russia rejects it as long as Western weapons flow to Ukraine. World leaders, including Trump, urge a longer ceasefire, threatening sanctions if ignored.
The Territorial Army, formed in 1949, supports India’s military in wars, disasters, and internal security. It is made up of civilians trained for emergencies.
The Union Territories and states have been instructed to utilize their Civil Defence powers following Operation Sindoor, a response to Pakistan’s military actions, to ensure safety and security during dangerous times.
Pune with defence bases like NDA and AFMC, faces heightened security. Defence hubs respond to the Orange Alert, reflecting rising national tension in war-like conditions with Pakistan.
A bench comprising Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh postponed the hearing of a batch of pleas filed by 69 Army officers to August, instructing that these officers not be released until then.
