Indian Army's 'Made in India' Vajra

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Indian Army's 'Made in India' Vajra Defence minister Rajnath Singh flagged off K9-Vajra-T Gun for Indian Army at the Larsen and Toubro Armoured Systems Complex at Hazira, Surat. Ahmedabad-Mumbai Tejas Express flagged off The Ahmedabad-Mumbai Tejas Express was flagged off from Ahmedabad by Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, becoming the second semi high-speed train to be run by Railway subsidiary IRCTC. ISRO's GSAT-30 satellite successfully launched: Things to know With a mission life of 15 years, GSAT-30 is an operational communication satellite for DTH, television uplink and VSAT services. End of road for MS Dhoni or another finishing act on cards? Ever since the culmination of the 2019 World Cup, the one million dollar question that has been doing rounds in Indian cricket is about the fate of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Child 'love marriages' in Nepal blight young lives Teenager Asha Charti Karki told her parents she was going out to study, but instead she ran off to wed her boyfriend - one of a growing number of Nepali teenagers who are marrying young by choice. A new weapon in fight against plastic Scooping waste from a Malaysian river to stop it reaching the sea, a solar-powered barge named the "Interceptor" is the latest weapon in a global battle to rid the world's waters of plastic. Bezos, girlfriend bond with SRK, B-town The world's richest man, Jeff Bezos, with his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez in tow, met the who's who of the film fraternity at an Amazon Prime Video event in a Mumbai's luxurious hotel on Thursday night. Fires, then floods: How much can a koala bear? A week ago, koalas at an Australian wildlife park were in the path of raging bushfires. On Friday, they were soaking wet and being carried to safety from flash floods. Bezos wants to shift factories to space Jeff Bezos is literally aiming for the stars- and planets. According to Bezos, to preserve the earth, it is time to explore the possibility taking every polluting industry from this planet to another planet, so that earth can be used by humans for living. From tool of war to photo op, Taiwanese repurpose old bunker Dotted around Taiwan lie the remains of abandoned bunkers originally built to repel an invasion from China, during a period in the island's history when it was under martial law and fear of a Chinese attack was a part of daily life.

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