Weapons  

Police have uncovered the role of the Bhim Army in instigating violence in Delhi and have revealed that this was pre-planned and weapons had been stored much in advance with the intent of wreaking havoc in Delhi.

Tahir Hussain, an AAP leader has been accused of storing weapons, stones and petrol bombs on his terrace. Will Arvind Kejriwal take note? 

Indian Air Force (IAF) is planning to acquire new MiG 29 fighters from Russia and equip them with weapon systems such as Astra air. 

Speaking at a programme at Defence Research and Development Establishment, defence minister Rajnath Singh also said use of chemical and biological weapons is a possible condition of future warfare

Three suspected militants have been arrested while they were carrying weapons in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua. Reports suggest that a truck carrying the arms has been recovered.

Both the Balakot and Pulwama strikes demonstrate that India does not feel coy in undertaking strong counter-terrorism measures against Pakistan Abhinav Khare deep dives to find out if decisions regarding the use of nuclear weapons may change in future if we are to believe Rajnath Singh’s words.

Najir Sheikh, a key operative of the banned terrorist organisation Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen (JMB) was arrested by National Investigation Agency in Agartala and brought to Bengaluru in connection with supply of deadly weapons to other members of the organisation

The Bihar policemen tried to give a gun salute to Jagannath Mishra. But when the rifles failed to fire a shot, the cops were seen testing if their weapons had life by pulling the trigger but in vain. Thus mortal remains of Mishra were consigned to flames with full state honours sans the gun salute

After the encounter, the Bhadradri Kothagudem Police recovered several weapons and ammunition belonging to the deceased in Manuguru deep forest region

Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Friday hinted that India may abandon its 'no first use' policy on nuclear weapons
 

The engineers, who died on Thursday, were laid to rest on Monday in Sarov, which hosts Russia's main nuclear weapons research centre, where they worked.
 

Chennai students of Pachaiyappa’s College, who were caught on camera brandishing machetes and sickles in broad daylight, and attacked a group seven people over route rivalry, were made to promise police that they would not misbehave.