Residents evacuated from Gloucestershire village as major incident declared near RAF base IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 27
Asian Games marathon 2026: 'If I didn't get medal, it would have been waste of time,' says Sawan Barwal Sawan Barwal won India’s first Asian Games marathon medal since 1982, clinching silver in Nagoya with a national-record time of 2:11:37. The 28-year-old Army athlete, who switched to marathon racing earlier this year, said winning a medal validated years of training and made the transition worthwhile after breaking the national… The Economic Times · Sep 26
India tears into Pakistan at UN, accusing Islamabad of terror, deceit & ‘regime of the army' India launched a strong response to Pakistan at the UN General Assembly regarding claims of terrorism and Kashmir. India's First Secretary highlighted the Pakistani regime's military dominance and treatment of minorities. The statement referenced the historic presence of Osama bin Laden near a Pakistani military site. India reiterated its stance… The Economic Times · Sep 26
Father-in-law of murder victim attacks killer in middle of sentencing hearing Alberto Ontiveros-Sanchez’s son-in-law, David Navidad-Parra, was found dead on the ground with a gunshot wound in December 2022 The Independent UK · Sep 25
The US lays groundwork for possible military action in Cuba, according to 'CBS News' The US Army is considering deploying medical, logistics and military police units, as the Pentagon keeps plans ready for possible action in Cuba, the US broadcast network CBS is reporting exclusively. Euronews · Sep 25
The U.S. Is Reportedly Looking At Increased Military Support In The Region Over Potential Action Related To Cuba An internal Army message is discussing the provision of police forces, medical personnel and more to the Southern Command. International Business Times · Sep 25
A $1.2 Billion Reason to Buy Lockheed Martin Stock Lockheed Martin’s $1.2 billion U.S. Army contract for its Precision Strike Missile could give LMT stock a fresh catalyst as the company ramps up production and expands its portfolio. Barchart · Sep 25
Meet Suruchi Singh: Shooter from Manu Bhaker's hometown, trained at same shooting academy under Bhaker's former coach and has now won gold in Asian games 2026 mixed team event Suruchi Singh, who shares her hometown of Jhajjar with Manu Bhaker and trained under the same coach at the same shooting academy, won India's second gold at the Asian Games 2026 alongside Kamaljeet in the 10m air pistol mixed team event. The 20-year-old had earlier broken Bhaker's junior world record… The Economic Times · Sep 25
Asian Games 2026: Indian Army officer couldn't swim, began rowing despite being afraid of water; now he has won a bronze medal in Japan Asian Games 2026 medal winner: Naib Subedar Salman Khan, who once drove a cab on the Delhi-Gurgaon road to support his family after his father's death, has won bronze in men's double sculls rowing at the Asian Games in Nagoya. Despite being afraid of water and unable to swim, he… The Economic Times · Sep 25
Group of 6 Power Rankings: Four Teams Separating Themselves As Playoff Push Heats Up After a shaky outing against an FCS opponent, does Boise State still have a hold on the No. 1 spot? Sports Illustrated · Sep 24
'They're Scared of Killing': More US Troops Are Trying to Leave the Military as Iran War Rages On US service members are seeking conscientious-objector status at the highest rate in 25 years, with many citing the Minab school strike, an advocacy group says. International Business Times UK · Sep 23
Ayotzinapa Families March in Chilpancingo Demanding Release of 853 Secret Files: Sheinbaum Denies Cover-Up Parents of the 43 marched in Chilpancingo demanding 853 Army intelligence files a judge ordered released, days before Mexico's federal report. Latin Times · Sep 23
Chris Spatola: ESPN college basketball analyst dead at 47 Spatola’s death was confirmed by the Krzyzewski family on Tuesday night The Independent UK · Sep 23
How did Chris Spatola die? ESPN analyst, US Army veteran and former Duke staffer dies suddenly at 47 How did Chris Spatola die? Chris Spatola, 47, tragically passed away, as reported by Duke University and ESPN. A veteran of the US Army, he joined Duke’s coaching staff during their illustrious 2010 National Championship run. The cause of Chris Spatola's death is not known as the statement only said… The Economic Times · Sep 23
The Times of India · Sep 23 Army Base Becomes Sanctuary: Fort Ord’s closed gates preserved wild coast; monument now welcomes hikers Fort Ord in California once served as a major US Army training base, with about 1.5 million soldiers passing through before it closed in 1994. Today, much of the former military land forms Fort Ord National Monument, protecting 14,651 acres of coastal landscape with 86 miles of trails, native wildflowers,…
The Economic Times · Sep 23 Army jawan arrested for helping 2 Bangladeshi nationals enter India illegally through Bengal border In a dramatic turn of events, Army jawan Gautam Adhikari has been arrested for facilitating the illegal entry of two Bangladeshi nationals, Joy and Baishakhi Barui, at the Bitahri-Hakimpir border. Caught by the vigilant Border Security Force personnel, the suspects are now under investigation to uncover their motives for entering…
The Independent UK · Sep 22 Pentagon officially adds one more soldier death to US count from Iran war Internal Defense Department tallies indicate that as many as 23 US service members have died in the region since February, far exceeding the Pentagon’s official public numbers
The Economic Times · Sep 22 Student gets Rs 3.5 cr grant from govt: Meet Hamirpur’s Sarvesh Sharma, who built Army drone designed to evade enemy radar & resist jamming attempts Hamirpur Government Polytechnic student Sarvesh Sharma has secured a Rs 3.5-crore Ministry of Defence grant to develop the ‘Rudra Edge T-1 (Spectra)’ drone for the Indian Army. The drone is being designed for border surveillance, with capabilities to evade enemy radar detection and resist jamming attempts. Sharma, who previously built…
Sports Illustrated · Sep 21 Forde-Yard Dash: 10 Burning Questions That Could Define the College Football Season Is Gunner Stockton for real? Can Alabama put together a complete game? Will Bryce Underwood solve Iowa’s defense? We should get some answers in Week 4.
The Times of India · Sep 21 I didn't go to war so...: Hindu American Army veteran Ruchir Bakshi pushes back hatred, slams call to 'tear down' Texas Hanuman statue US Army veteran Ruchir Bakshi strongly reacted to the nonstop hate mongering on social media targeting Hindus and Hindu religious figures and said he did not go to war for a country that comes after his religion. Bakshi was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq and his service included combat-zone assignments…
Latin Times · Sep 20 Kast's First Military Parade Broke a 17-Year Record — Here's Why Its F-16s Matter Even More Chile's 2026 military parade set a 17-year record and showcased its F-16 fleet, but the region's fighter-jet balance is shifting faster than expected.
The Economic Times · Sep 20 S Jaishankar, ex-Army chief Upendra Dwivedi, CBI Director Praveen Sood get SIR notices in Delhi External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, CBI Director Praveen Sood and former Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi are among prominent people served notices during Delhi's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Their records could not be linked to the 2002 electoral roll. AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and his family also…
The Economic Times · Sep 20 J&K: Security tightened in Bhalesa as SOG intensifies search operations and patrolling Security has been tightened in Bhalesa in Doda district following recent terror-related developments in the Doda-Udhampur belt. Exclusive visuals show personnel of the Special Operations Group conducting intensive search operations and patrolling in border and interior areas as security forces maintain heightened vigilance in the region.
The Economic Times · Sep 20 Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki makes history as first woman officer from India’s Armed Forces to serve as President’s Aide-de-Camp: Who Is She? Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki made history in May 2025 by becoming the first woman officer from India’s Army, Navy or Air Force to be appointed Aide-de-Camp to the President. Here’s a look at her journey, her career in the Indian Navy and the significance of her landmark appointment at Rashtrapati…
The Economic Times · Sep 19 From INSAS to AK-203: How India's 'Sher' assault rifle came to be The journey from INSAS to the indigenous AK-203 'Sher' involved years of negotiations, technical challenges and efforts to secure technology transfer from Russia. The article traces how India selected the AK-203, established a joint venture at Korwa in Uttar Pradesh and overcame hurdles to begin delivering the fully indigenous assault…