Dr Rajesh Jauhri

contact: drrajeshjauhri@gmail.com Dr Rajesh Jauhri is a Journalist with an experience of over 25 years in Indian and foreign media, a Social Scientist, an Ac-complished Author, a Political & Strategic Analyst, a Marksman (Rifle & Pistol), an Orator, a Thinker and an Educationist. He holds a Ph.D. degree on “Impact of colonial heritage on Indian police”. He runs an NGO dedicated to the social and eco-nomic uplift of tribal communities in MP and two decades back, he established a school in a village of Indore district, providing education and moral values to children belonging to underprivileged and minority families. Has received multiple awards in various fields.

Central Air Command Pays Rich Tributes to Marshal of the IAF Arjan Singh on 107th Birth Anniversary

Prayagraj: The Indian Air Force’s Central Air Command (CAC) commemorated the 107th birth anniversary of Marshal of the Indian Air Force Arjan Singh, DFC, with a series of spirited events across all its stations and units, celebrating the legendary air warrior’s enduring legacy of leadership, courage, and foresight. Marshal Arjan Singh (April 15, 1919 to…

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Army Soldiers Step in as Brothers to Lift Doli of Martyred Sepoy’s Sister

Mhow: In a poignant display of the Indian Army’s famed ‘esprit de corps’ and brotherhood, soldiers of the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAK LI) stood in for their martyred comrade, Sepoy Ishmail Khan, during his sister’s wedding, lifting the traditional ‘Doli’ (Palanquin) at his house, leaving the family deeply moved. Sepoy Ishmail Khan made…

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What’s Wrong with Bengal? Video of Kolkata Police Stopping Brigadier Renews Focus on Civil-Military gets Viral

Kolkata: A 56-second video clip showing Kolkata traffic police intercepting the white car of an Indian Army Brigadier is doing rounds on social media, drawing widespread attention to the conduct of both law-enforcement personnel and serving military officers in routine civilian interactions. The footage captures the moment, in which Police halt the vehicle and gesture…

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Indian Armed Forces Accelerate Simulator-Driven Training: AWC’s HDOC course visits Simulator Development Division at Secunderabad

Secunderabad/Hakimpet: A delegation from the Higher Defence Orientation Course (HDOC) at the Army War College (AWC), Mhow, visited the Indian Army’s Simulator Development Division (SDD) in Secunderabad and Air Force Station Hakimpet on April 13, gaining first-hand exposure to the latest advancements in military simulation technology. The visit underscored the growing emphasis across the Indian…

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MCTE Bags Indian Army’s Digitisation & Automation Excellence Award

New Delhi/Mhow: The Military College of Telecommunication Engineering (MCTE), Mhow, has been conferred with the Indian Army’s prestigious ‘Digitisation & Automation Excellence Award’, recognising its outstanding contribution to the force’s ongoing digital transformation journey. MCTE Commandant Lt Gen Praveen Bakshi received the award from Chief of the Army Staff Gen Upendra Dwivedi during the Army…

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India’s Defence Exports Hit Record ₹38,424 Crore in FY 2025-26, Signalling Strategic Autonomy and Global Acceptance

New Delhi: India’s defence exports have reached an unprecedented ₹38,424 crore ($4.1 billion) in the financial year that ended 31 March 2026, marking a robust 62.66 per cent increase over the previous year’s ₹23,622 crore. The milestone, announced by the Ministry of Defence, underscores the accelerating momentum of the government’s ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ initiative and the…

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India Commemorates 42nd Anniversary of Operation Meghdoot: Honouring the Defenders Highest Battleground in the World ‘Siachen’

New Delhi: India observed the 42nd anniversary of Operation Meghdoot yesterday, paying solemn tribute to the soldiers who, in 1984, secured the Siachen Glacier, one of the most forbidding and strategically significant battlegrounds in modern military history. Launched in April 1984, Operation Meghdoot remains a textbook example of high-altitude pre-emptive warfare. Indian Army troops, supported…

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‘Assault on Army Brigadier and son but no Police action’ exposes fault lines in Capital’s public safety

New Delhi: In a disturbing incident that has sent ripples through India’s defence community, an Indian Army Brigadier and his son were physically assaulted in the upscale Vasant Enclave neighbourhood of south Delhi late on April 11, 2026 after they objected to public drinking by a group of men inside a parked luxury vehicle. According…

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Kinnaur’s Sacred Tapestry (Kapali): Where Shiva Meditates, Serpents Guard, and Holy Spirits Dance

A travelogue by Dr Rajesh Jauhri, a Senior Journalist who has wandered through the whispering valleys of Himachal Pradesh Few places have moved me as deeply as Kapali in Kinnaur situated in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Perched at nearly 3,000 metres in the Kinnaur district, this ancient village makes one feel that he…

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Indian Army’s Pine Division Strengthens Combat Medical Edge: 1,000 Soldiers Certified in Basic Life Support

New Delhi: In a proactive step to enhance troop survivability on the modern battlefield, the Pine Division of the Indian Army’s Kharga Corps (II Corps) under Western Command has trained 1,000 soldiers in critical Basic Life Support (BLS) skills. The initiative, conducted in collaboration with Graphic Era Hospital, Dehradun, underscores the Army’s commitment to building…

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