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Japanese, Indian air forces to hold joint fighter jet training from Jan 16 to 26 - Vimarsana News

Japanese, Indian air forces to hold joint fighter jet training from Jan 16 to 26

Japan Air Self-Defence Force has said that it will carry out joint fighter training along with Indian Air Force from January 16-26. According to officials, it

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, EAM Jaishankar to visit Tokyo for India-Japan 22 Ministerial Meeting tomorrow - Vimarsana News

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, EAM Jaishankar to visit Tokyo for India-Japan 22 Ministerial Meeting tomorrow

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will pay an official visit to Japan for the second India-Japan 22 Ministerial Meeting

Tesserent ends FY22 with $8.8M profit loss - Vimarsana News

Tesserent ends FY22 with $8.8M profit loss

Profit losses double from FY21 as statutory revenue grew by 50 per cent.

New Zealand – let's get your IT supply chain secured! - Vimarsana News

New Zealand – let's get your IT supply chain secured!

Attacks via the IT supply chain are steadily increasing over recent years. Annual cyber reports in 2020 stated up to 40% of breaches originate from weak IT supply chains.

Afghan women's fight for freedom and democracy will never fail! « RAWA - Vimarsana News

Afghan women's fight for freedom and democracy will never fail! « RAWA

RAWA: The United States and NATO are talking about a “strategic failure” in Afghanistan after twenty years of war and the massacre of tens and thousands of innocent Afghans and handing over Afghanistan with $85 billion worth of weapons and military equipment to their Taliban stooges. Today, Afghanistan is in a more catastrophic state than in 2001, in the grip of terrorism, barbarism, drug mafia, foreign intervention and other devastating miseries, and is facing economic collapse, poverty and mass exodus of its citizens. Meanwhile, the situation of Afghan women under the Taliban’s medieva...

Source: rawa.org