Month: March 2025

Key Drivers of India’s Economic Growth in Q3 FY 2024-25
03
Mar
By Theviralmail
World,

Key Drivers of India’s Economic Growth in Q3 FY 2024-25

India’s economy is showing signs of renewed momentum, with GDP growth reaching 6.2% in the third quarter (October-December) of FY 2024-25, according to a report by Morgan Stanley. The global financial firm stated that the latest GDP data validates its economic outlook. It confirms that India’s growth trajectory is accelerating once again. Morgan Stanley attributed this resurgence to a supportive monetary policy and declining interest rates. Increased liquidity and regulatory easing have also contributed. These factors have created a favorable environment for higher capital expenditure. They have also encouraged stronger domestic consumption. The report also highlighted that growth in service…
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Pakistan fears of International Isolation
02
Mar
By Theviralmail
World,

Pakistan fears of International Isolation

Pakistan's Strategic Shift: GHQ Seeks UK Alliance Amid Global Tensions View Post Pakistan’s General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi is facing strategic uncertainty. Shifting global dynamics and growing geopolitical tensions impact its position on the world stage. In response, Pakistan’s military leaders reportedly want a closer alliance with the United Kingdom. They aim to reduce the effects of international isolation. This move follows the deployment of a Chinese intelligence base on Pakistani soil. Reports indicate the presence of a Chinese intelligence facility in Pakistan. This has raised concerns among Western nations. It could lead to increased scrutiny and diplomatic distancing from…
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DIBOD System Deployed in Mana to Locate Missing Workers
02
Mar
By Theviralmail
Defense, ,

DIBOD System Deployed in Mana to Locate Missing Workers

The Drone-Based Intelligent Buried Object Detection (DIBOD) System has been deployed in Mana to aid in the search for four missing workers trapped under the snow following the recent avalanche. The system, which was previously used in Wayanad to detect human presence beneath the earth’s surface, is expected to significantly enhance the ongoing rescue efforts. The Indian Air Force (IAF) airlifted the DIBOD system along with six technicians from Hindon to Dehradun using a Dornier aircraft. From there, an Mi-17 helicopter transported the equipment to Joshimath, where it will now be deployed at the avalanche site. The DIBOD system works…
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The Flow of Arms in Manipur, Sources and Networks Behind Illegal Weapons
02
Mar
By Theviralmail
Defense,

The Flow of Arms in Manipur, Sources and Networks Behind Illegal Weapons

The recent surrender of 99 weapons in Manipur, facilitated by the Indian Army and Assam Rifles, highlights the extent of illegal arms circulation in the state. The weapons recovered—ranging from single-barrel rifles and mortars to pistols and IEDs—reflect the widespread availability of arms among different factions. While efforts to disarm these groups continue, a critical question remains: where are these weapons coming from? One major source of illegal arms in Manipur is the theft and looting of police armouries. According to sources,the ethnic violence that erupted in May 2023 led to the looting of over 5,000 weapons and lakhs of…
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Bangladesh’s Political Crisis: Wazed Warns of Authoritarian Rule
01
Mar
By Theviralmail
World, ,

Bangladesh’s Political Crisis: Wazed Warns of Authoritarian Rule

Sajeeb Wazed Slams NCP, Calls It a ‘Terrorist-Created’ Party Bent on Rigging Elections Dhaka: Sajeeb Wazed, son of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has strongly condemned the newly formed Nationalist Conservative Party (NCP). He called it a political outfit created by “terrorist students.” Their intent is to seize power undemocratically. In a scathing statement, he accused the group of following the same playbook as past military dictators. He warned that Bangladesh is witnessing another attempt to rig elections. He further cautioned about the imposition of authoritarian rule. “They are doing everything true fascist dictators have done in the past. They…
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Tri-Service Special Forces Drill in Jodhpur: Desert Hunt 2025
01
Mar
By Theviralmail
Defense, ,

Tri-Service Special Forces Drill in Jodhpur: Desert Hunt 2025

Jodhpur: The Indian Air Force conducted Exercise Desert Hunt 2025. It was an integrated Tri-Service Special Forces exercise. The event took place at Air Force Station Jodhpur from February 24 to 28, 2025. The exercise involved the Indian Army’s Para (Special Forces). It also included the Indian Navy’s Marine Commandos (MARCOS). The Indian Air Force’s Garud Special Forces participated in a simulated battle setting. The high-intensity drills focused on enhancing interoperability, coordination, and operational synergy among the three forces. Key elements of the exercise included airborne insertion, precision strikes, hostage rescue, counter-terrorism operations, combat free-fall, and urban warfare scenarios. These…
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First Woman Pilot Assigned to IAF’s Jaguar Squadron
01
Mar
By Theviralmail
Announcement, Defense,

First Woman Pilot Assigned to IAF’s Jaguar Squadron

Flying Officer Tanushka Singh is the first woman pilot. Flying Officer Tanushka Singh is the first woman pilot. She is permanently assigned to the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) Jaguar fighter jet squadron. This marks a significant step in the inclusion of women in combat roles within the IAF. Flying Officer Tanushka comes from a military background, with her father and grandfather having served in the armed forces. Originally from Uttar Pradesh, she has lived in Mangaluru since 2007. She completed her schooling at DPS MRPL School in Suratkal and later studied at Sharada PU College in Mangaluru. She earned a…
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Hindon Air Base Expands Connectivity with New Air India Express Routes
01
Mar
By Theviralmail
State, Travel, ,

Hindon Air Base Expands Connectivity with New Air India Express Routes

The Hindon Air Base in Ghaziabad welcomed its first Air India Express flight. This event further expands air travel options for passengers in the National Capital Region (NCR), western Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand The Kolkata-Hindon flight was operated by a Boeing 737-8 aircraft. It arrived in the morning. This arrival officially launched Air India Express’ operations from Hindon. The airline will now offer direct flights to Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Goa. It is the first airline to operate from two airports in NCR. Hindon primarily serves as a military airbase. It has been gradually opening for civil aviation under the government’s…
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