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The Indian Army has warned people by tweeting from its official Twitter account ADG PI not to pay attention to any false news and rumors. The Indian Army has tweeted from its official Twitter account ADG PI to warn people not to pay attention to any false news and rumors, because the propaganda and lies are being spread on social media by anarchists. The Indian Army wrote in a tweet, "Avoid lies and propaganda. False news and propaganda is being spread on social media by some harmful elements. Avoid false rumors, do not listen to false news, nor pay attention to it. Indian Army, the country's army. '' 'झूठ और दुष्प्रचार से बचें' झूठी खबरें और दुष्प्रचार सोशल मीडिया पर कुछ अहितकर तत्वों द्वारा फैलाया जा रहा है। झूठी अफवाहों से बचे, झूठी खबरों को न सुने न देखें, न उस पर ध्यान दें। भारतीय सेना - देश की सेना #IndianArmy #NationFirst pic.twitter.com/LVKbkz230Z — ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) December 14, 2019 In a tweet with this message, the Indian Army also used

NEW DELHI: While giving a big boost to the firepower of the Indian Army Special Forces, sources said the government has decided to purchase assault rifles, ammunition, parachutes and several other specialized equipment from the US. "Defense Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is going to preside over an important meeting, where the US Defense Department is expected to discuss the proposal to buy equipment worth over Rs 1,000 crore," said ANI. The sources said that during the meeting, the Defense Minister will deliberate on various types of equipment including the rifle, ammunition and fighter-free parachutes for the units of special forces of parachute regiment. He said, "If the proposal is passed, the equipment will be acquired in the government-to-government deal under the foreign military sales route from the United States." The Indian Army already has American M4A1 Assault Rifles, which are used extensively by security forces in anti-terrorist operations. It has been le

Indian Army rescues 150 tourists stranded in northern Sikkim within two hours "We rescued tourists stranded between heavy snowfall in northern Sikkim. In the two hour intervals, unprecedented snowfall cut off popular tourist attractions of the Lachung Valley, causing tourists to become helpless. A senior officer of the Eastern Command said that the troops of Trishakti Corps immediately instructed the Quick Reaction Team (QRT), including medical staff to detect tourists, provide them medical care and bring them to a nearby army camp. Introduced Army troops launched a rescue operation and carried all the stranded people. There were some elderly and children in the stranded tourists who complained of dizziness, breathlessness and other symptoms related to height. Immediate medical facility was given to a woman with a truncated hand "All rescued tourists are being provided food, shelter and medical care in Army camps, in which the snowfall and the temperature are below minus 10 d