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US President Donald Trump:

“You cannot give Iran a nuclear weapon… they would use it against Israel, the Middle East, Europe — and eventually the US. It’s NOT going to happen.” https://t.co/eyoQXyfAH7


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If your phone starts buzzing with this "Extremely severe alert," don't sweat it.

It is just a test run by the government to keep us safe and no action is needed. https://t.co/JgR8NQs8pr


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Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi on a four-day visit to Myanmar to boost military ties. He will engage in bilateral discussions with General Ye Win Oo, Commander-in-Chief, Myanmar Armed Forces, General U Htun Aung, the Defence Minister, and Admiral Htein Win, Navy chief.

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Indian Navy Chief Adm Dinesh K. Tripathi on a four-day visit in Myanmar May 02-05.
Scheduled to hold bilateral discussions with General Ye Win Oo, Commander-in-Chief, Myanmar Armed Forces, General U Htun Aung, the Defence Minister of Myanmar, and Admiral Htein Win, Commander-in-Chief, Myanmar Navy along with other senior officials of Myanmar Armed Forces.

Engagements include: Myanmar Navy's Central Naval Command, Naval Training Command and No. 1 Fleet, and laying of a wreath at Myanmar Armed Forces Fallen Heroes' War Memorial.
These interactions will provide an opportunity to review ongoing bilateral maritime cooperation, enhance operational-level linkages, and explore new avenues for collaboration between the two navies.

These engagements will cover a wide range of defence cooperation matters, with particular focus on maritime security, capacity building, capability enhancement and training: @indiannavy

Indian Navy has regular interaction with Myanmar Navy through Defence Cooperation Meeting, Staff Talks, Training exchanges and operational interactions including India - Myanmar Naval Exercise (IMNEX), Indo-Myanmar Coordinated Patrol (IMCOR), port visits and Hydrography surveys, in addition to training exchanges, engagement in multilateral forums and collaborate towards capability enhancement.

Myanmar has participated in all recent events conducted by Indian Navy such as Indian Ocean Naval Symposium, MILAN, International Fleet Review, Goa Maritime Conclave/ Symposium, IOS SAGAR and the Admiral's Cup.

Myanmar's first submarine came from India (a Kilo-class on lease), while the second came from China.

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Rescue by an Indian Air Force Mi-17 V5 helicopter that was dispatched for these two children trapped atop a water tank in Gorakhpur. https://t.co/EM3NxEOjId


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On this occasion of 56th Foundation Day of the Department of Science & Technology(DST), We acknowledges and celebrates DST’s invaluable contribution in strengthening India’s research ecosystem, fostering new frontiers in scientific discovery and technological innovation for building self-reliant nation.
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Meanwhile, Indian Army contingent now in #Cambodia for 2nd edition of the bilateral exercise #CINBAX to boost military ties. Will be conducted at Techo Sen Phnom Thom Mreas Prov Royal Cambodian Air Force Training Centre (Camp Basil), Kampong Speu Province, from May 4 to 17 May.

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Nepal objects to the #KailashMansarovarYatra to Tibet through Lipulekh, expresses concern to both India & China…

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If you wish to truly understand the reasons for resistance to the #GreatNicobarProject, do watch @LtGenAjai, who as Commander-in-Chief @AN_Command knows far more about the project than political warriors, explain the hypocrisy behind the protests.

Replying to @MayankNSingh @LtGenAjai @AN_Command @RahulGandhi @INCIndia @adgpi @BJP4India @MEAIndia @NetramDefence @PMOIndia @DefenceMinIndia A very valid counter point.

Sorry but a bit incorrect... the core requirement with any transshipment port is the need to be closest to the International Sea Lanes (ISL) so that containers can be shipped fastest to the final customer. All successful and established transshipment ports viz Hamburg, Colombo, Singapore as examples, almost lie on the ISL. GNI also meets this criterion. However, too close to established ports of Singapore and Colombo. Now, second criterion kicks in- back end connectivity to hinterland/mainland ports to keep delays minimal? Where is our coastal shipping? Nhq has all these years since days of Adm Vishnu Bhagwat as CNS (maybe even earlier but I read his papers first hand) had been pleading with GoI to consider shipping and its ecosystem (build and repairs) as core national interest. Policy has now, finally, been issued but coastal shipping will not emerge overnight. Absence of back end connectivity will discourage container carriers from shifting to GNI from Colombo (now being expanded too) and Singapore. Vizhinjam suffered because of distance from east- west ISL and delays in port to clear containers, as illustration. GNI project less transshipment (replace with world class tourism infrastructure along entire A and N, not limited to GNI) may make better commercial sense. Mil and other infra can all come up but viability of TSH at GNI (with its ecological and environmental damages) as a commercial entity is suspect. Expand existing naval and air bases for which TSH is not a must. Saying this is not anti-national and I am politically neutral. Alt pov... - RAdm MD Suresh (Retd)

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