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  Army troops rushed to the village in remote Nawapachi area and carried the woman on a stretcher through snowfields. Kishtwar:  Heavy snowfall has disrupted all the major roads and highways leading to traffic jams and causing inconvenience to commuters. The snowstorm has hampered surface travel in the area, and hence during such times, it becomes tough to provide any aid if needed. Having said that, one such incident took place today (February 9) where the Indian Army had to intervene and help a woman in critical condition. Braving heavy snowfall, the Army and the Indian Air Force airlifted a pregnant woman in critical condition from a hamlet in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar. Responding to a distress call, Army troops rushed to the village in the remote Nawapachi area and carried the woman on a stretcher through snowfields, officials said. The IAF flew a MI chopper to Nawapanchi and airlifted the woman, who was transported to the district hospital in Kishtwar for specialised t...

An important thing has come to the fore regarding the Sukhoi-30 and Mirage-2000 fighter aircraft of the Air Force, which were victims of the accident. It is being said that when the accident happened between the two planes, another fighter plane was also on a practice flight. Its pilots had seen this incident in the sky itself. On the other hand, the Air Force Headquarters has ordered an inquiry under Air Commodore. Indian Air Force fighter jets Sukhoi-30 and Mirage-2000 crashed on Saturday due to collision with each other. While one aircraft fell in Pingora village in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan, the other aircraft fell in the forest located in Pahargarh of Morena in Madhya Pradesh. A very important thing has come to the fore regarding this accident. Another fighter aircraft also on a practice flight Top government sources said that another fighter aircraft was also on a practice flight when the accident happened. Its pilots had seen this incident in the sky itself. Now Air Headqu...

 The missile was fired accidentally from the Indian side into an area in Pakistan earlier in March, in an incident the Defence Ministry had called "deeply regrettable" and blamed on "technical malfunction". New Delhi:  Three Indian Air Force officers have been sacked for the accidental firing of a BrahMos missile into Pakistan earlier this year, the government said Tuesday. "A BrahMos missile was accidentally fired on 09 March 2022. A Court of Inquiry (Col), set up to establish the facts of the case, including fixing responsibility for the incident, found that deviation from the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) by three officers led to the accidental firing of the missile," the Air Force said in a statement. "These three officers have primarily been held responsible for the incident. Their services have been terminated by the Central Govt with immediate effect. Termination orders have been served upon the officers on 23 Aug 22," it added. The...