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US bombs begin to rain down on ISIL positions amid Paris talks
16 Sep 2014
The US has carried out its first air strike against Islamic State (IS) militants under a new strategy to "degrade and destroy" the group
Harvard's Wyss Institute to refine smart suit for US defence agency
16 Sep 2014
DARPA's Warrior Web program seeks to develop technologies to prevent and reduce musculoskeletal injuries for military personnel.
Fresh fighting around Donetsk threatens fragile Ukraine truce
15 Sep 2014
Sunday’s fighting appeared to be concentrated near Donetsk airport where the Ukraine military said it had driven back a major assault by insurgent fighters on Friday
US wins Arab support for fighting ISIL
12 Sep 2014
Over 100 dead as J&K flood situation worsens
06 Sep 2014
The flash floods have affected as many as 25,000 villages while over 450 villages have been submerged and 107 people have lost their lives so far
Centre alerts states as al-Qaeda video targets India
04 Sep 2014
Security agencies feel al-Qaeda could be looking for fresh recruitments in the sub-continent amidst diminishing influence in West and Central Asia with the rise of the ISIS
Modi draws $35-bn of Japanese funds; first sale of military hardware
02 Sep 2014
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Japan is widely seen as a success, where he won a commitment from Japanese PM Shinzo Abe to invest almost $35 billion in Indian infrastructure over the next five years
Tejinder Singh's bail plea dismissed, arrested
01 Sep 2014
Jaitley brings Rs6,000-cr chopper deal under `Make in India’ scheme, clears Rs20,000-cr US proposals
30 Aug 2014
VVIP chopper scam: Finmeccanica barred from fresh contracts
26 Aug 2014
Contracts already signed with the Finmeccanica group and procurement of products and spares under ongoing contracts will, however, continue
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