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How Britain's mapmakers track climate changeOrdnance Survey maps, once for defense, now track climate change impacts. Detailed mapping helps identify flood and wildfire risks across B...- Op Sindoor changed the way India looks at war, now can the budget pay for it?Budget 2026 is more than numbers; it’s a national security signal. After Operation Sindoor, India’s defence debate has a clear before and a...
- Demining Ukraine: From drones to risking it with a rakeUkrainian farmers are facing a dangerous situation. Their lands are heavily contaminated with mines after the conflict. Many are taking the...
- Gaza ceasefire holds as Israel cracks down in the West BankIn Gaza, a ceasefire continues as humanitarian aid pours in, but Israeli tank fire kills two Palestinians. There's a significant toll on ch...
- Sambhal violence: Pakistan-made cartridges found at incident siteThe Sambhal police have uncovered a potential link between the recent violence in the region and Pakistan after recovering six cartridges f...
- Sambhal violence: Six 'made in Pakistan' empty cartridges recovered, say policeA forensic team found six empty cartridges made in Pakistan and one made in the USA at the Sambhal violence site. This discovery followed a...
- Who is Vernon Kay? English TV presenter sets off on ultramarathon to raise money for BBC’s Children in charity eventVernon Kay, 49, a presenter at BBC Radio 2 is on the third day of the ultramarathon challenge to raise funds for BBC’s annual Children in N...
- RMSI working with governments across the globe"We have not just created geospatial dashboards, but we have created some kind of disaster modelling solutions," said Anup Jindal, CEO and ...
- Indian Army disposes 1,600 tons of unexploded ordnanceOperation `Visphotak Mukt Bandargah' was undertaken by the Army on the direction of the Defence Ministry to ensure the safety of people liv...
- Market Movers: More domestic money heading for market; Manufacturing slows; Dollar strengthens & moreA look at top macro triggers that may move market on Tuesday.
- Poor quality products from Ordinance Factory Board force soldiers to purchase boots and uniformsDefence ministry officials told ET that the OFB, responsible for the production of boots and uniforms, has been inundated with complaints a...
- Defence council clears order of combat vehicles worth Rs 1,850 crThe capital acquisitions includes the procurement of an “essential quantity” of the ICVs, which will be BMP-2/2k, for the mechanised infant...
- need2know: 10 macro cues for your day on D-StreetA lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Wednesday.
- Bridge to Dublin: The fascinating connections between Ireland and IndiaFlag colours and alphabetical placement are just some of the coincidental connections between Ireland and India.
- Three HMT firms may be a test case for shuttering more loss-making, non-strategic PSUsHMT Machine Tools, HMT International and HMT Holding Co will be merged into one entity. Similarly, many more shell PSUs may be shut down.
- What is holding back the social entrepreneurOf the $1.6 bn invested in Indian social enterprises, 70% is in financial inclusion. And 67% of what went into other sectors went into just...
- Why government has failed to encourage private sector in defence productionAK Antony has for years said he wants to encourage the private sector in defence production. Everything on ground does the exact opposite.
- $10 bn business: How Israel became India’s most important partner in arms bazaarIn the past decade alone, Israeli defence sales to India surpassed $10 bn and the exports are expected to grow faster in the coming years.
- Why can't India make its own arms?India has the dubious distinction of heading the list of the world’s biggest arms importers.
- CAG finds ordnance rot runs deepIn an examination of 18 contracts between 2003 and 2006, CAG had found that in 16 cases single bidders were left in the fray at the final s...
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