Former vice-chief of Army staff Lt. Gen.

In 1962, when I travelled with my parents from Delhi to Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) during my school summer holidays, the rail journey ended at Pathankot.

Born on July 15, 1912 at Bibipur into a prominent family of today’s Azamgarh district, Uttar Pradesh, late Brigadier Mohammed Usman, MVC, was the first son after three daughters of Khan Bahadur Mohamm

Manipur literally translated as the land of jewels, where scenic beauty is complemented by beauty in looks of the various Meitei and tribal societies and oodles of talent in sports-polo emanated from

It was a quite unique gathering and maybe for the first time, that on July 04, 2011, in Srinagar, Army brass, Kashmiri craftsmen, political leaders and civil government officials got together, when ch

The latter part of May 2012 saw Assam gearing up security following the anti-talks faction of the United Liberation Front of Asom (Ulfa)’s “welcome programme” for Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s vis

Celebrating the 52nd Raising Day of Border Roads Organisation (BRO) recently, Lt. Gen. S.

There were some misgivings but on coming here we see that Delhi is a great place and the people are very nice. Where is Dilli Haat?-Will it be open now?,” asked Rehan Bashir, a young Pakistani artist on his first visit to India with the delegation of traders who made Pragati Maidan’s Pavilion No.

Addressing a gathering of chief ministers, bureaucrats and intelligence officials in New Delhi on April 17, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said, “Like other internal security matters, we need to work t

While the world is on tenterhooks about the safety and security of Pak’s nukes under the looming threat of Pak military/ISI raised/supported terrorist groups stealing or getting control of them, James