Nia Bengaluru: Explosives at PM Modi convoy route: NIA team leaves for Bengaluru a day after the scare | India News

NEW DELHI: A day after gelatin sticks were found at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s convoy route, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) took matters into its hands and left for Bengaluru on Monday.The probe agency will will assist local police in the probe, ANI reported citing officials.“A National Investigation Agency (NIA) team is enroute to the…

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Jammu and Kashmir: CCTVs capture terror suspects, sparks search operation in Rajouri | India News

File photo: Security forces continue large-scale search operations under Operation Sheruwali JAMMU: Security forces on Tuesday launched an intensive search operation in multiple villages in Thanamandi region in J&K’s Rajouri district after CCTV cameras allegedly captured the movement of two terror suspects.The fresh searches came amid the ongoing Operation Sheruwali, a joint combing operation underway…

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Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle celebrates emotional milestone as Oilers captain gears up for electrifying Stanley Cup playoff run | NHL News

Connor McDavid’s wife (Getty Images) The Edmonton Oilers closed their regular season with purpose, delivering a 6-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks that did more than pad the standings. It set a tone. At the center of it, Connor McDavid dictated play with four assists, wrapping up another elite campaign. The result secured second place…

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US Passenger Evacuated from Hantavirus-hit Cruise Tests Positive but Asymptomatic | World News

A Spanish passenger is sprayed with disinfectant by Spanish government officials before boarding a plane after disembarking from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship MV Hondius at Tenerife airport in the Canary Islands (Photo credit: AP) A US passenger evacuated from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship has tested positive for the virus, American health officials confirmed on Sunday,…

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AI Powered Battle Simulations : Train smarter, fight better: How AI‑powered battle simulations are making better soldiers at lower cost |

Indian army soldiers train on an 81mm mortar simulator. (Image credit: Indian army) “Train as you fight, and fight as you train” has been the mantra of the armed forces worldwide and is central to planning training exercises. But keeping troops combat‑effective is costly: every bullet, missile and shell fired hits the defence budget.Live weapons,…

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Ben Stokes’ shock retirement: Michael Vaughan claims ‘fallout with the ECB’ played a key role | Cricket News

Ben Stokes’ shock retirement from international cricket during the third Test against New Zealand continues to dominate headlines, with former England captain Michael Vaughan suggesting that a breakdown in trust between Stokes and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) may have played a significant role in the all-rounder’s decision.Stokes has not spoken publicly since…

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