ET Defence Bulletin: Stories you should not miss (November 30, 2016)

NEW DELHI: Below is a list of the top defence stories of today.

India
1) India’s quest to develop its own fighter jet engine got a leg up after a $2-million consultancy agreement was finalised with leading French defence manufacturer Safran to help revive the Kaveri project.



2) The Nagrota attack shows India’s defence establishment seems to have learnt few lessons from the repeated suicide attacks on its camps in J&K and elsewhere.

3) Click on the video below: Could Pakistan based terror group, Jaish-e-Mohammed, be behind the Nagrota attack.



3) Nagrota terror attack: Bravery of officers' wives averts hostage crisis.

4) Army chief visits Nagrota; combing operation on.



5) Samba attack: Terrorists used tunnel to infiltrate into India, says BSF DG KK Sharma.

6) Three army officers died when a Cheetah helicopter crashed inside the Sukna military base in West Bengal.



7) Khalistan supporter admits conspiring to launch attacks in India.

8) Software professional Dawood Suleiman, the key leader and prime organiser of the Al Qaeda-inspired "Base Movement" module, wanted to wage jihad against India.

9) Infiltrating militants planned to blow up trains in Jammu and Kashmir: BSF.



Regional
10) Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today arrived on a two-day visit to Bangladesh during which he will meet the top civil and military leadership to strengthen defence ties between the two countries.

11) China today said a "broad consensus" has been reached with India during the recent visit of army chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag to further improve relations between the two militaries, including cooperation on border management.