ET Defence Bulletin: Why China is pressuring India to join OBOR meeting
Indian Army sets strict rules to reduce obesity, China could commission its second aircraft carrier next month and more in today's defence bulletin.
By ET Online | Updated:
NEW DELHI: Here are top defence stories of the day.
INDIA
Indian Army sets strict rules to reduce obesity; bans promotions, foreign postings for obese officials
Government clears proposal worth Rs 8,000 crore for acquiring 32 Advanced Light Helicopters
NEIGHBOURHOOD
China could commission its second aircraft carrier next month
Why China is pressuring India to join OBOR meeting
US needs to demand Pakistan to knock off its jihad habit: Expert
Russian military makes rare visit to Pakistani tribal region
INDIA
Indian Army sets strict rules to reduce obesity; bans promotions, foreign postings for obese officials
Government clears proposal worth Rs 8,000 crore for acquiring 32 Advanced Light Helicopters
NEIGHBOURHOOD
China could commission its second aircraft carrier next month
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Why China is pressuring India to join OBOR meeting
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INTERNATIONALUS needs to demand Pakistan to knock off its jihad habit: Expert
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Russian military makes rare visit to Pakistani tribal region
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