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BALASORE: Curtains came down on the four-day Golden Beach Festival at Chandipur-on-sea on Sunday with the organisers appealing to the youths to promote the rich tradition and culture of the State. The evening offered a mixed treat for the visitors ...

TEL AVIV/NEW DELHI — Israeli and Indian navies are poised to equip their warships with advanced Barak-8 anti-missile and air defense systems following last week's long-awaited test, capping nearly eight years of cooperative development. Led ...

The indigenously-developed ballistic missile with a maximum range of 350 km was fired from the Integrated Test Range at Chandipur-on-sea in Balasore district. BHUBANESWAR: India Friday successfully test-fired its nuclear-capable surface-to-surface Prithvi-II ...

enously-developed Pinaka rockets - MK II were test-fired successfully from a multi-barrel rocket launcher (MBRL) at the Chandipur-on-sea in Baleswar district on Tuesday. Four rounds of Pinaka rockets were successfully tested today, said a defence ...

BENGALURU: Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Thursday expressed confidence that India and US will be able to sign big defence deals during President Barack Obama's visit to New Delhi for the Republic Day celebrations. At the Adamya Chetana ...

Press Trust of India New Delhi, 30 December: Theyear witnessed a change in India's political guard with BJPunseating the Congress by notching up 281 of the 545 Lok Sabhaseats. NarendraModiwas sworn is as the country's 15thPrime Minister. The ...

BHUBANESWAR: Odisha's tourism had its fair share of achievements and disappointments this year. Like previous years, the State's huge potential for tourism remained under-utilised in 2014. The State was buoyed with a significant growth in domestic ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has cleared $19 billion of arms procurement proposals since taking power in May, almost double India's spending on weapons in the last fiscal year as he tries to modernize the country's military. The blitz of 41 ...

New Delhi: From Boeing to Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems to Airbus, the private sector dominates arms production the world over. The reverse is true in India, with the public sector continuing to huff and puff but still failing to rid the country of ...