🔹Hidden Camera Scandal In Andhra Engineering College, Minister Orders Inquiry
🔹In a disturbing incident that triggered all-night protests at an engineering college in Andhra Pradesh, a hidden camera was allegedly discovered inside the women's hostel toilet.
🔹The camera had been secretly recording videos of students, which were leaked and sold by a senior of the same college, claim students.
🔹The Andhra Pradesh government has ordered an inquiry into the incident.
🔹In a disturbing incident that triggered all-night protests at an engineering college in Andhra Pradesh, a hidden camera was allegedly discovered inside the women's hostel toilet.
🔹The camera had been secretly recording videos of students, which were leaked and sold by a senior of the same college, claim students.
🔹The Andhra Pradesh government has ordered an inquiry into the incident.
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All Dry states are Wild states😭😂
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That is some news. Wow!!
I always say this. You get to know the meaning of freedom when you leave India.
Here, people block highways in the name of peaceful protest and global media starts crying in favour of the blockade.
But in a country, women are not allowed to speak in public and no outcry in India.
Why is no one protesting in India? Those who dance with Palestinian flags are all silent. Why?
JUST BECAUSE NO ISRAEL IMPOSED THIS LAW?
JUST BECAUSE NO INDIA OR EUROPE IMPOSED THIS LAW?
WHY THIS HYPOCRISY? WHY?
I always say this. You get to know the meaning of freedom when you leave India.
Here, people block highways in the name of peaceful protest and global media starts crying in favour of the blockade.
But in a country, women are not allowed to speak in public and no outcry in India.
Why is no one protesting in India? Those who dance with Palestinian flags are all silent. Why?
JUST BECAUSE NO ISRAEL IMPOSED THIS LAW?
JUST BECAUSE NO INDIA OR EUROPE IMPOSED THIS LAW?
WHY THIS HYPOCRISY? WHY?
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Sheetal Devi 🙏🏻
No emotional drama no sympathy card, just focus on the game... Truly an inspiration..🥹
No emotional drama no sympathy card, just focus on the game... Truly an inspiration..🥹
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✍🏻President Droupadi Murmu unveiled the new flag and insignia of the Supreme Court of India in celebration of its 75th anniversary.
Designed by the National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi, the new flag and insignia represent the ideals of Justice and Democracy. The flag prominently features the Ashok Chakra, the iconic Supreme Court building, and the Book of the Constitution.
Designed by the National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi, the new flag and insignia represent the ideals of Justice and Democracy. The flag prominently features the Ashok Chakra, the iconic Supreme Court building, and the Book of the Constitution.
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Key Statistics on Indian Security
1. Defense Budget
- 2023-24: ₹5.94 lakh crore, 13.18% of total central expenditure.
2. Armed Forces
- Indian Army: ~1.2 million active personnel.
- Indian Navy: ~67,000 personnel.
- Indian Air Force: ~1.4 lakh personnel.
3. Border Security
- Border Length: 15,106.7 km land border, 7,516.6 km coastline.
- Forces Deployed:
- BSF: ~257,000 personnel.
- ITBP: ~89,000 personnel.
- SSB: ~96,000 personnel.
4. Internal Security
- CAPF: Over 1 million personnel (CRPF, CISF, BSF, ITBP, SSB).
- CRPF: Largest CAPF with ~300,000 personnel.
5. Cybersecurity
- Cyber Attacks: 18 million in Q1 2023.
- CERT-In: 1.4 million cybersecurity incidents in 2022.
6. Counter-Terrorism
- NIA: Over 400 cases since 2008, with a 93.25% conviction rate.
7. Modernization
- Indigenization: ₹84,000 crore in defense production (2022-23).
- Procurement: ₹2.70 lakh crore for defense capital outlay (2023-24).
1. Defense Budget
- 2023-24: ₹5.94 lakh crore, 13.18% of total central expenditure.
2. Armed Forces
- Indian Army: ~1.2 million active personnel.
- Indian Navy: ~67,000 personnel.
- Indian Air Force: ~1.4 lakh personnel.
3. Border Security
- Border Length: 15,106.7 km land border, 7,516.6 km coastline.
- Forces Deployed:
- BSF: ~257,000 personnel.
- ITBP: ~89,000 personnel.
- SSB: ~96,000 personnel.
4. Internal Security
- CAPF: Over 1 million personnel (CRPF, CISF, BSF, ITBP, SSB).
- CRPF: Largest CAPF with ~300,000 personnel.
5. Cybersecurity
- Cyber Attacks: 18 million in Q1 2023.
- CERT-In: 1.4 million cybersecurity incidents in 2022.
6. Counter-Terrorism
- NIA: Over 400 cases since 2008, with a 93.25% conviction rate.
7. Modernization
- Indigenization: ₹84,000 crore in defense production (2022-23).
- Procurement: ₹2.70 lakh crore for defense capital outlay (2023-24).
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