Hemant Kumar Rout
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Enemies Beware! India Widens Missile Testing Infrastructure (opens the original)
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Specialised range taking shape in Andhra Pradesh, while West Bengal clears way for DRDO's new testing facility. India is set to redraw the geography of its missile-testing infrastructure with facilities proposed to come up in Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal. While a specialised range is taking shape in Nagayalanka, Andhra Pradesh, the new government in West Bengal has agreed to facilitate a testing facility in Junput, which is on the Bay of Bengal coast in Purba Medinipur district. The emerging n
Will Dara Singh Be Released Soon? (opens the original)
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'Dara's case can strengthen the perception among sections of the BJP's traditional support base.' Once at the centre of Odisha's most contentious political and communal controversies, Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati and Dara Singh are back in the news. While Laxmanananda, whose assassination in 2008 triggered communal violence in Kandhamal and contributed to the BJP-BJD break-up, is being elevated as a figure of state-recognised legacy, the process is underway to release Dara, serving a life senten
Odisha govt lens on Vedanta plant over excess water usage (opens the original)
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Vedanta's aluminium plant in Jharsuguda, Odisha, is facing intense regulatory scrutiny and allegations of unauthorised groundwater extraction, prompting a detailed investigation by state and central authorities into its water usage history. Vedanta Ltd’s Odisha operations in Jharsuguda district have come under regulatory scrutiny over the use of water, with the Odisha government seeking a detailed account of the company’s water sources and drawal history dating back to the construction of its al
What Caused Chinese Ship To Sink In 8 Minutes In Bay Of Bengal? (opens the original)
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The MV Ocean Winner sank within about eight minutes with 24 crew aboard; experts say excess moisture in its iron ore fines cargo may have caused liquefaction. Five days after the Panama-flagged MV Ocean Winner sank in the Bay of Bengal, the fate of 22 seafarers remains uncertain. The 225-metre bulk carrier, carrying around 72,200 tonnes of iron ore fines loaded at Paradip Port, reportedly tilted suddenly before sinking within about eight minutes. While only two of the 24 crew members aboard the
India's Enemies Watch Out: AK-203 Sher Roars! (opens the original)
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India has successfully made and test-fired its first fully indigenous AK-203 assault rifle, marking a major step towards self-reliance in small arms. India has achieved a major milestone in its long journey towards self-reliance in small arms with the successful manufacture and test-firing of its first fully indigenous AK-203 assault rifle, monikered Sher. Manufactured by Indo-Russian Rifles (IRRPL), the advanced rifle has undergone a series of tests at the Korwa manufacturing facility in Uttar
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