Today#morning#Tuffy#lay#peacefully#in#bed#you#will#be#in#rest#in#peace#Tuffy#more#than#a#pet#

 Today#morning#Tuffy#lay#peacefully#in#bed#you#will#be#in#rest#in#peace#Tuffy#more#than#a#pet#. Tuffy always remain alive in our hearts, he is more like a family member, Tuffy unconditional love.

Today#morning#Tuffy#lay#peacefully#in#bed#you#will#be#in#rest#in#peace#Tuffy#more#than#a#pet#. Tuffy always remain alive in our hearts, he is more like a family member, Tuffy unconditional love. 

Cute child compilation expressions

Army is the frontline force of our country. In this world life is full of chaos, take a break and take some time for yourself here is the video of child compilation  cute reaction https://youtu.be/Ck2B0cTf_K0 visit YouTube channel.

Cyclone Titli: 150 Andhra Pradesh fishermen rescued in Odisha

Cyclone Titli: 150 Andhra Pradesh fishermen rescued in Odisha

One hundred and fifty fishermen from Andhra Pradesh stranded at sea when ‘Titli’ struck were rescued in a joint operation by the Odisha Police, Ganjam administration, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF) and Coast Guard.
According to Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of police Ashis Singh, the fishermen were in 35 trawlers. They had left the Andhra coast on September 29. “On Wednesday, October 10, they were sailing near Gopalpur. Despite warnings, they did not come ashore,” he said.

When the cyclone intensified, their friends and relatives requested the local police at Ganjam coast for help. Noting the gravity of the situation, Ganjam administration and police coordinated an operation with the support of the Coast Guard, NDRF and ODRAF. The operation started around midnight on Wednesday and continued till Thursday morning, even as the cyclone landfall was in progress near Palasa in adjoining Andhra Pradesh. Three trawlers with 27 fishermen that had been washed into the shallow waters were first towed to the coast. They were provided medical help and sheltered at the Arjyapalli marine police station. They will be sent back to their homes in a day or two, said officials.

The remaining fishermen in trawlers in deep sea were provided necessary protection by the Coast Guard rescue team till the cyclone subsided.

PM Shri Narendra Modi's speech at the inauguration of Destination Uttarakhand Investors Summit 2018

PM Shri Narendra Modi's speech at the inauguration of Destination Uttarakhand Investors Summit 2018
Link is given for honourable pm shri Narendra Modi's speech
https://youtu.be/mmv0CsYur28

https://youtu.be/mmv0CsYur28

 PM Shri Narendra Modi's speech at the inauguration of Destination Uttarakhand Investors Summit 2018

PM Shri Narendra Modi's speech at the inauguration of Destination Uttarakhand Investors Summit 2018. Link is given for honourable pm Shri Narendra Modi's speech


https://youtu.be/mmv0CsYur28

https://youtu.be/mmv0CsYur28

PM Modi Inaugurating Destination Uttarakhand investors summit 2018
https://youtu.be/mgTAC952S_E

https://youtu.be/R3yeGZYp8jM another link as Uttarakhad Cheif Secretary Utpal kumar Singh delivered a speech.


For watching the whole video click on the link below. https://youtu.be/mgTAC952S_E
Uttarakhand Cheif Secretary Utpal Kumar Singh delivered speech https://youtu.be/R3yeGZYp8jM

India eyeing T-14 Armata as Army Chief Gen Bipin Rawat visits Russia

Indian Army is now planning to procure Russia's multi-purpose future ready combat vehicles (FRCV) T-14 Armata to replace its ageing T-72 main battle tanks (MBTs).

According to Sputniknews.com, the Indian Army hopes to buy 1,770 multi-purpose T-14 Armata FRCVs from Russia which is likely to cost USD 4.5 billion.

With the Army Chief General Bipin Rawat arriving in Russia for a six-day visit to the country on Monday, the spotlight is back on the deal to purchase T-14 Armata FRCVs.

The deal to buy T-14 Armata FRCVs, if negotiated properly and finalised in the later stages, is likely to further cement the strategic bilateral partnership between the two countries.

Shedding more light on Army Chief's 6-day visit, Col Aman Anand, PRO Indian Army, said, ''General Bipin Rawat is visiting Russia from October 1-6 an official bilateral visit. During the visit, the Chief of the Army Staff-led delegation is scheduled to meet Senior Military hierarchy of Russian Armed Forces and visit Key Military formations and establishments.''

''General Bipin Rawat shall be visiting Mikhailovskaya Artillery Academy, Headquarters of Western Military District at St Petersburg and General Staff Academy and Headquarters of a Motorised Rifle Division at Moscow,'' the statement said.

Interestingly, the Gen Rawat's visit also coincides with a bilateral annual summit being organised on October 5 in New Delhi during which defence deals worth over USD 10 billion are likely to be signed.

The T-14 Armata FRCVs are likely to figure in the discussions as the Indian military delegation led by General Rawat meets the top brass of the Russian Armed Forces and key military formations and establishments. 

The procurement process for FRCVs was initiated by the Indian Army in November 2017 as part of a plan to induct hundreds of armoured vehicles similar to the Russian T-14 Armata, Ukrainian Oplot, and South Korean K2 Black Panther main battle tanks.

According to the proposed procurement plan, the FRCVs will be manufactured in India by a private company in collaboration with the overseas original equipment manufacturer.

General Rawat is also likely to discuss the maintenance and life-cycle support of Russian-made military platforms in India. 

The Indian Army has expressed hope that Gen Rawat's Russia visit will take forward the military to military cooperation to the next level.

"The visit is yet another milestone in giving impetus to the strategic partnership between India and Russia and taking forward the military to military cooperation to the next level,"! 

Some Banks May Be Closed For First 5 Days In September here why

It was earlier reported that the beginning of September may come with a five-day bank closure in many states and banking services may take a serious hit.

After social media buzz that a weekend followed by Janmashtami and a two-day bank strike by Reserve Bank of India employees could paralyse banking operations in several parts of the country from September 1 to September 5, National Organization of Bank Workers Vice President Ashwani Rana has clarified that banks will largely remain open there will be no impact on the functioning of ATMs.

Former PM and Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee passes away

Former PM and Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee passes away

Today whole world is in mourn. As the black day, A great man, good leader passes away towards heaven. "When ever you go leave your foot steps behind to follow"

FRIENDSHIP DAY A DAY TO REMEMBER FRIENDS

We know tomorrow is friendship day today we all are standing in a platform where we have to choose our path. I wish u all get service in your desired field. I prayed for all success. Distance is just a number whether we are far from each other or near.There are some friends who are not in contact but I will meet you. It's just a matter of time. It's the bond that never be broken and it will never be loss brotherhood#

Unconditional love pet

It's hard to feel hungry, cold and not able to say a word.

Clock Tower Dehradun

"Dun people understand this simply heaven". A prominent landmark, Clock tower commonly known as Ghanta Ghar is an iconic building of Dehradun. Located in the heart of the Dehradun, the clock tower is encircled by commercial complexes, shops, and GPO. The clock tower was inaugurated in 1953 by Lal Bahadur Shastri, take a closer look at Clocktower and one can see the names of freedom fighters engraved in gold plaque all over its surface. It has a unique hexagonal architecture lending it heritage value. "Dun people understand this simply heaven".

India doesn’t need Weapons, it can kill us with Water - Pak Media

Water is necessary for survival, and not just agriculture, industry or the overall economy. This fact has been ignored by past Pakistani governments and is still being taken lightly.

The construction of the Kishanganga and Ratledams by India did not start yesterday. Kishanganga Hydroelectric project started in 2007. In 2011, Pakistan protested at Hague’s Permanent Court of Arbitration (CoA) due to which the construction of the dam was halted temporarily before India got the permission to divert water from River Neelam.

Similarly, in 2013, India started its Ratle hydroelectric project to divert the stream of River Chenab to four different power stations with the help of 400m long underground tunnels. Pakistan did protest against these dams,but sadly enough it was never adequately prepared and hence lost the cases. In 2018, Pakistan rushed to World Bank when Kishanganga was inaugurated.

Today when our politicians should be talking about issues like dams, power plants, future water and food security, all parties are instead, without exception, busy with cheap tricks

There is no doubt that both these dams and many other smaller ones are a straight violation of Indus Water Treaty (IWT). If one reads the whole document of IWT in detail, it is evident that India has no right to restrict or interfere with the flow of the three western rivers, the Indus, Jhelum and Chenab.

In 2013, when Pakistan lost its case and references were made to the annexures of IWT for allowance of these dams, those provisions when looked at clearly state that India is allowed to use water for agricultural use with specified quantity per crop with dates of months mentioned precisely for Chenab and area of irrigation for Indus. As far as hydroelectric power plants were considered, India was allowed only to construct such a plant on any western river to a total 250 cusecs, and that too with the clear condition that the water will be returned to the respective river and the flow of the river will not be violated.

This, however, is not the issue. The problem is the slow and weak reaction of concerned officials from within Pakistan. India being a rival nation was expected to do exactly what it did. We cannot blame it for its damaging attitude towards Pakistan. Why would India not try to destroy Pakistan with drought and water scarcity when it can? Won’t this be the easiest way of tackling an enemy without having to fight a direct war? India and its people are working together for their long-term development. If they have strong lobbying at the international level, if they are always prepared when they reach such meetings, if they are diplomatically much stronger than Pakistan, then we should not try and stop them from being this strong a patriot to their country? It is their national pride that wins. It is high time Pakistani people realised their role in self-survival and national spirit.

We have failed as a nation on multiple fronts. Today, when our politicians should be talking about the issues like dams, power plants, future water and food security, all parties without exception are instead busy in cheap tricks, even if they have to sacrifice water survival projects like the Kalabagh Dam.

In India, during summer semesters, professors from top global universities like Harvard, Yale, and Stanford etc. are recruited so that an average Indian also gets the chance to get international standard education and exposure. Whereas the HEC in Pakistan gives individual scholarships to Pakistani citizens for self-growth and learning, many of whom eventually stay abroad, seeking their personal growth over national benefit.

We need to open our eyes to the issue of water scarcity. If we don’t, India is right on target, and her dams have the potential to act as weapons of mass destruction

In India, documents like IWT and WTO are taught as a part of syllabus so that a common Indian is aware of their national interests. We, on the other hand, are sleeping; and I can bet not many educated Pakistanis would have had a chance of reading both these documents even once.

There may be many such comparative examples between the two countries. The purpose for writing this article is not to praise Indian policies but to create awareness of the fact that we are facing an enemy, which is not only clever but well-connected and well-researched.

If we are not going to open our eyes to the issue of water scarcity, India is right on target, and her dams have the potential to act as weapons of mass destruction against our beloved country.

Indian Army unearths massive arms dump in Poonch district of Jammu & Kashmir

The Army unearthed an arms dump in a forest area in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir and recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition including 11 IEDs, an Army officer said today. 

The recovery was made yesterday night. 

Besides the Improvised Explosive devices (IED), the seizure included some Pakistani currency, two AK assault rifles, three pistols, three rounds of rocket propelled grenades (RPG) and four Chinese hand grenades, the officer said. 

The recovery was made from a forest area near the Line of Control (LoC) in Mendhar sector during a search operation which was launched on specific information. 

The arms were smuggled from across the border and dumped in the forest area for subsequent use by terrorists, the officer said and added that the recovery was a major success for security forces. 

Two AK 56 rifles with 26 magazines and 1153 rounds, three pistols with two magazines and 63 rounds, one Pika magazine with 46 rounds, 11 IEDs fitted in tiffin boxes and 20 detonators were part of the arms dump.

Pakistani currency valuing Rs 16,500, a compass, two map sheets, a bayonet, seven communication sets, a code sign and some other items were recovered during the operation, he said.

These are the 6 Fighter Jets in the race for an IAF contract. Again

Tragedy and farce hang like spectres over the Indian Air Force’s efforts to procure fighter jets.

The first ended in tragedy, and a deadline of sorts for a second, or third, attempt ends Friday, with six foreign vendors’ responses to a 73-page Request for Information (RFI).

In the re-run of the scrapped MMRCA (Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft) race, the same six companies with the same six aircraft would be intending to compete for the same order from the same customer. Only, this time the customer, Indian Air Force, has pared down the numbers from 126 to 110.

“…Doing the same thing over again and expecting different results used to be a definition of lunacy,” former navy chief and aviator, Admiral Arun Prakash (retired) tweeted recently in response to a discussion on the RFI. “It would be a great shame if logic, economics and jointness do not persuade IAF and IN (Indian Air Force and Indian Navy) to select the same aircraft. MoD (Ministry of Defence) should consider issuing a fiat.”

Admiral Prakash was highlighting the fact that the navy was also looking to procure 57 deck-based fighter jets. Though the requirement of carrier-borne jets is demanding of a maritime capability, he has argued in favour of looking at synergies among the platforms of the different services.


Competing jets ::

Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet Block III, Lockheed Martin’s F-16 Fighting Falcon Block 70, Dassault Aviation’s Rafale F3R, Eurofighter Typhoon, Saab’s Gripen E and Russian United Aircraft Corporation’s MiG-35 will be vying for a IAF contract conservatively estimated at $18 billion over 12 years. Four of these six companies are also in contention for the navy order.

In the time that the last tender was scrapped (2015) and now, the aircraft have been made more modern in a military aviation equivalent of software upgrades on smartphones. In that time, the Modi administration contracted 36 Rafales from France in a befuddling government-to-government order.

Befuddling because the IAF had projected a requirement for 126 (six squadrons) of the aircraft. Its projection was based on the government’s operational directive to be prepared for a two-front war. The directive has remained unchanged since 2009.

Between 2015 and now, the IAF was also asked to consider buying 114 single-engine fighters through a competitive process. That was scrapped, again, in April and the current RFI was issued. This one, like the MMRCA contest initiated in 2007, does not specify the number of engines that the winning aircraft should have.

Consequently, among the six competitors are two single-engine fighters (the F-16 and the Gripen) and four twin-engined ones.

There is one big difference, though, with the scrapped 2007 tender: the foreign vendors are now required to tie-up with an Indian ‘strategic partner’ that may be a private sector entity. The last MMRCA race had specified the defence public sector Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd as the ‘lead integrator’.

After extensive flight evaluation trials, the IAF down-selected the Euro fighter Typhoon and the Rafale. The Rafale was announced as the winner because it was relatively cheaper. But the two aircraft were the most expensive to begin with.

Multiple types of BrahMos Missile Under Development, LnT opens new production line

Different kind of BrahMos missile is under development, said MD and CEO of BrahMos Aerospace, Sudhir Mishra in Vadodara on Saturday. The missile with vertical trajectory to be used in mountains and also for anti-aircraft carrier roles will soon be ready. A lighter version of air-launched BrahMos is at a drawing board stage, he said.

The BrahMos missile system is continuously being reinvented to be used across multiple platforms, different trajectory and different targets as guided by India's 'Missile Man' and former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, Mishra said during the inauguration of second manufacturing line of L&T Defence at Ranoli near Vadodara. The unit manufactures canisters and airframes for BrahMos missile, being launched from land and sea. 

"Recently, we had demonstrated the vertical dive capability for BrahMos missile. This can be used against enemies hidden in mountains particularly in bunkers and also against aircraft carriers. While China has nuclear DF 21 missiles to be used against aircraft carriers, ours will be conventional missiles. BrahMos missile is offering tremendous capabilities," said Mishra.

Another major area where capabilities are being increased is the accuracy of missiles. It has improved from 30 metre to 10 metre and now the target is one metre, he said. He also said a new lighter version of air-launched BrahMos is at a drawing board stage. The current air-launched missile is launched from specialized Su 30 MKI fighter aircrafts. The newer one is designed for lighter platforms like Mig 29 or even India's indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) - Tejas. Efforts are being made to increase the range of missile from 290 kilometre to 415 km and even beyond, he said.

BrahMos is one of its kind of cruise missile anywhere in the world, which can fly at a speed three times that of sound (Mach 3), can be launched from land, air and sea. The naval version can be launched from both ships and submarine. It can be used against targets on land and in the sea. A combination of the trajectory of the missile and speed gives it stealth-like capability making it difficult being detected by a RADAR and therefore being intercepted by anti-missile systems. 

Mishra said that orders are pouring in from Indian armed forces and Indian companies like L&T should grab the opportunity to cater to increasing orders. Inquiries are also coming from foreign buyers but it is up to the central government to decide whom we should sell this unique weapon. As of now Indian armed forces are the only ones to use this missile.

Israeli military-grade radio used in Thai rescue is part of Indian special forces gear

Seventeen radios shipped from Israel are at the core of the cave rescue saga in Thailand’s Chiang Rai province. For close to 10 days now, an international rescue team has been racing against time—and, literally, tide—to extract 12 boys and their teacher from a flooded cave network. The Tham Luang Nang Non (Great Cave of the Sleeping Lady) cave network is reportedly 10km long, with tight, winding and submerged passages connecting spacious chambers. The chamber in which the children have taken refuge is reportedly 4km from the cave mouth, and at least a kilometre under the surface.

The cave network is out of range of commerical cellular networks and has a wet, humid environment that is not exactly a blessing for sensitive electronics. The rescue team has been trying to connect the cave mouth and the chamber with a fibre-optic link. But, divers have not been able to draw the cable through the tight passages, as they themselves are weighed down with oxygen tanks.

Enter, the MaxMesh Tactical radios provided by Maxtech Networks, Israel. Interestingly, the company has been a constant presence at India’s DefExpos for more than a decade. Currently, Maxtech is represented in India by Bengaluru-based Mistral Solutions. The MaxMesh system looks quite a bit like the traditional VHF hand-helds used by your neighbourhood traffic policeman. But, the similarity ends there. While traditional radios form a star pattern, where lines of communication radiate from a base station, MaxMesh forms a mesh pattern, where each radio is connected to multiple neighbours.

Anees Ahmed, chairman and MD, Mistral Solutions, told THE WEEK that the radios can be used for voice, data, texting and video transfer. “Typical army or police radios require base stations, large antennas [and repeaters],” he said. “The Mistral-Maxtech radios don’t need anything. They can be used where you don’t have a network. They are ideally suited for jungles, border areas, tunnels and underground spaces.”

Hello friends pani pilo cute girl expressions.

Hello friends pani pilo cute girl expressions. 

The new coin of Rs 125 and Rs 5 continues

 The new coin of Rs 125 and Rs 5 continues, know what is special in this coin

India's Vice President Venkaiah Naidu today issued a new coin of Rs. 125 and Rs. 5 on June 29. This coin has been released in honor of the 125th birth anniversary of PC Mahalanobis.

Mahalanobis Jayanti is celebrated as Statistics Day. This coin will be launched soon. This will be the first time that a coin of 125 rupees in India will be available in the market.

 Go to this link https://youtu.be/dES7S4_rjhs

Something things you all don't know about our Army Chief General Bipin Rawat.

Something things you all don't know about our Army Chief General Bipin Rawat.

Indian Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Tuesday told school students from Chhattisgarh that he had not seen a single movie in the past 30 years.

Asked by Shriom Kashyap, a class 8 student from the Delhi Public School, Raipur, about his views on patriotic Hindi films, General Bipin Rawat said: "I, in the past 30 years, never got time to watch a movie and to sit at a place for three hours."

UTTARAKHAND WON UNDER 19 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP HELD AT HIMACHAL PRADESH

Today is the happiest day for my life and also the proud moment. Today my brother and his teammates won the Under 19 football championship held at Himachal Pradesh. This is just the beginning of ur life u deserve more than this. Youtube video link is given https://youtu.be/-DKWMZ2E47k watch this.

Uttarakhand won the Under 19 football championship held at Himachal Pradesh

Today is the happiest day for my life and also the proud moment. Today my brother and his teammates won the Under 19 football championship held at Himachal Pradesh. This is just the beginning of ur life u deserve more than this and your too. 

Vikas Gurung became immortal in our hearts salute to the martyrdom

Various social institutions have mourned the martyrdom of Rishikesh Guamaniwala's Red Development Gurung.

The speakers urged the central government to take revenge for this martyrdom of development. In the joint meeting of Sarathi Social Society, Ramayana Prashak Samiti, Ganga Seva and Environmental Security Service Committee, Trade Seven Fourteen Bigha, Darshana College organized a tribute meeting in Kumbh Colony, Bhajangarh, on Sunday. In the meeting, a tribute was paid to the youth of Ghumaniwala Rishikesh, who was martyred in Naushera sector of Jammu and Kashmir Rajouri district and Vikas Gurung, a resident of the Gurkhas regiment. Everyone lit a candle and kept quiet for two minutes and requested the peace of the soul of martyr development. Pandit Ravi Shastri, brand ambassador of Swachh Bharat Mission, said that while giving a counter-offensive in the firing by Pakistanis during the siegefire in Naushera sector of Jammu and Kashmir, the young Vikas Gurung gave his life. The martyrdom of the martyr of Uttarakhand is running a wave of mourning in the slopes, fourteen-bigha, munikeereti and rishikesh etc. The country can never forget this martyrdom of development in the age of 21 years. Other speakers also expressed their views and paid homage to martyr development and urged the central government to take strict action against Pakistan. On the occasion, Chandveer Sihe Pokhriyal, Shivamurthy Kandwal, Pandit Ravi Shastri, Dinesh Dabral, Ram Choubey, Abhishek Sharma, Jai Prakash Kothari, Ashish Kukreti, Sunil Thapaliyal, Ram Krishna Pokhriyal, Ramakant Sharma, Suraj Mani Bhatt, Ramakant Sharma, Suraj Rautudi, Shubham Belwal, Ashok Crazy, Ramakant Sharma, Lalit Panwar, Satendra Chauhan, Uday Rawat, Devendra Rawat, Devesh Uniyal etc. were present.

SANDESH SE AATE H ARMY SONG

Basically this song was sung by the BSF SOLDIERS in this video such a inspiring song "SANDESH SE AATE H". Especially it's tuning touching the "heart and soul" of every Indian. Especially those people who loves ARMED FORCES & PARAMILITARY FORCES. INDIAN ARMY TOO. 😊😃 Here is the video and link also given to watch on youtube. https://youtu.be/EUZR-K7MHeA

Railway recruitment RPF SI AND CONSTABLE

Indian Railways Recruitment Board has released the notification regarding recruitment drive for 9,500 vacancies for RPF Sub Inspector (SI) and Constable Post in the Employment News week 19-25 May 2018.

The online registration process for the Railway Protection Force recruitment examination begins from June 1, 2018

Below this link  is given https://youtu.be/3QZb5syPRkg go to this link to know more infinformation  

Mother's heart

A Mother’s Heart

When the puppies reach eight weeks of age and go to their new homes, their mother, who feels lost without her litter, can show signs of depression. She might search for her missing babies, whining for her owners to help her. In a few days, she’ll perk up and if she has another litter, she’ll love and care for them just as much as she did her last litter.

Cuddles and Fun

A mother dog nuzzles her pups, placing her face close by or lying very still when one of her little ones wiggles into the crook of her neck for a nap. As her offspring grow, she will still seek out their company, and it isn’t unusual to find a mother dog and weaned puppies still snuggling together. Dogs smile with their tails. During playtime and upon greeting her pups, a mother dog wags her tail to show her affection and happiness.

Life’s Little Lessons

Like any mother with misbehaving children, a mother dog will bark at her rambunctious puppies if they play too roughly. A mother dog’s love for her puppies extends to their education. In the wild, a mother dog will hunt and bring home food for her young ones. Domesticated mother dogs don’t have to hunt but they will carry a cherished chew toy or stuffed animal to the nursery area and leave it where their offspring can enjoy it.

HOW DO MOTHER DOGS SHOW AFFECTION TO THEIR PUPPIES

Few things in life are as heartwarming as watching a mother dog interact with her puppies. From the moment of their birth to days after they go to their new homes, a mother dog’s focus is on her young charges. Some call it “instinct,” but dog lovers know better.

Here I collected some video and pictures related to this topic 

A Bond From Birth 

As each little puppy makes its entrance, its mother carefully and tends to its first needs -- licking and cleaning her newborn to stimulate breathing and to encourage nursing. As her newborn puppies knead and suckle, she curls her body around them for protection and warmth – hearts beating in unison. Every lick, which is a doggie kiss, reinforces the mother-puppy bond.

Care and Protect

A mother dog whines to alert her humans if she’s separated from her puppies. She paces nervously back and forth between a tiny still-unseeing puppy that scoots to the other side of the room and the rest of her litter. When necessary, a mother dog will put herself between her puppies and danger. She won’t let strange dogs approach, and if she senses that a human might harm her little ones, she issues a warning growl.

IAF MI - 17 HELICOPTER CRASHES DURING LANDING NEAR KEDARNATH TEMPLE

IAF MI - 17 HELICOPTER CRASHES DURING LANDING NEAR KEDARNATH TEMPLE 




An Mi 17 helicopter of the Indian Air Force, crash-landed near Kedarnath on Tuesday morning while trying to land far from the Kedarnath shrine. ANI reported that the helicopter caught fire following the collision with the iron girder while trying to land at a helipad. The fire was later brought under control.





There were eight people  six passengers, pilot and co-pilot  onboard but all are safe with minor injuries, an official said. The hilly area is quite risky for helicopters. A court of inquiry has been ordered to ascertain the cause of the accident. Congress leader Ashok Gehlot tweeted that he was "relieved to know" that the IAF officials on board were out of danger.

‪‪MS Dhoni‬, ‪Padma Bhushan‬, ‪India‬, ‪Padma Shri‬, ‪Ram Nath Kovind‬‬

MS Dhoni made India the world champion, 7 years later, Padma Bhushan honored on the same day. Former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni was awarded the Padma Bhushan, India's third highest civilian honor on Monday. The award was given to the President by President Ramnath Kovind. In honor of the honorary post of Lieutenant Colonel, Dhoni had come to Rashtrapati Bhavan to take Padma Bhushan's honor in the army's dress.       

                                                                                 

                                                                                                                                                                   Interestingly, the Indian cricket team defeated Sri Lanka in 2011 and won the ODI World Cup title on 7th April, 7th day, ie, on the day of Dhoni's captaincy on April 2. On this day he got Padma Bhushan. Apart from Dhoni, billiards player Pankaj Advani was also honored with Padma Bhushan.      

                                      

Dhoni was earlier honored with the country's highest sporting honor, Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 2007, while Padma Shri, the country's fourth highest civilian honor in 2009. Like Dhoni, Advani has been very successful in his game and he won gold medal in the 2006 and 2010 Asian Games. Prior to Mahendra Singh Dhoni, 10 cricketers have received this honor. Before him, Sachin Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Rahul Dravid, Chandu Borde, Pravesen DB Deodhar, CK Nayudu, Lala Amarnath, Raja Bhalender Singh and Vijay Anand have received this honor.