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SRINAGAR:  Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha will inaugurate the three-day North Tech Symposium (NTS) 2023, which will commence at the scenic Jagti Campus of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu on Monday.

Jammu: Indigenous drones have been deployed along the border in the northern and the western sectors of Jammu and Kashmir to counter adversaries, a senior Army officer said on Wednesday. The Indian Army is also focussing on artificial intelligence and has begun a process in this direction.

Jammu Tawi, Sep 6: Indigenous drones have been deployed along the border in the northern and the western sectors of Jammu and Kashmir to counter adversaries, a senior Army officer said on Wednesday. The Indian Army is also focussing on artificial intelligence and has begun a process in this direction. “High-tech drones are deployed on

Jammu: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan and Army Chief General Manoj Pande will be among the dignitaries to attend the three-day North Tech Symposium being organised by the Army here from September 11. The symposium is expected to draw more than 250 companies, including 50 start-ups, who will showcase their military equipment at the Indian

The Indian Army is organizing the three-day North Tech Symposium, which will be attended by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, and Army Chief General Manoj Pande. The event is expected to showcase military equipment from over 250 companies, including 50 start-ups. The symposium aims to promote cutting-edge defence technology and self-reliance, with a focus on enhancing military capabilities through synergy, research, development, and innovation.

The Indian Army is also focussing on artificial intelligence and has begun a process in this direction.

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Jammu Tawi, Apr 18: Chief of Staff of Army’s Northern Command Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta on Tuesday interacted with a Tiranga Mountain Rescue (TMR) team after its successful stint to provide rescue cover to troops during natural calamities in high-altitude areas, officials said. The team of 21 members was led by Col Satish Sharma and

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Anindya Sengupta interacted with the Tiranga Mountain Rescue Team led by Colonel Satish Sharma (Retd) and 21 members at Udhampur.