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Anju Nirwan is one of India’s leading defence journalists, known for her sharp reporting and in-depth analysis of national security and strategic affairs. With over two decades of experience in electronic media, she has worked as a reporter, anchor, producer, and investigative journalist across major news networks including India TV, News 24, Zee News, India News, ETV and Republic Bharat.Since September 2022, she has been serving as Associate Editor at TV9 Bharatvarsh, where she leads defence coverage, guides investigative teams, and anchors stories on India’s military modernization, naval advancements, missile systems, and geopolitical developments.Anju Nirwan has reported from conflict zones, covered frontline military exercises, and interviewed top defence officials. Her expertise spans indigenous warship projects, border security, and multi-domain warfare. Active on X (Twitter) as @anjn, she engages audiences with field reports, defence insights, and strategic commentary. Known for her no-nonsense style and on-ground storytelling, Anju Nirwan remains a prominent voice chronicling India’s evolving defence landscape.

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Dubai Air Show tragedy: The barrel roll maneuver, which proved fatal for Tejas pilot

New Delhi: On Friday afternoon, an Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jet performed a spectacular aerobatic maneuver at the Dubai Air Show. Spectators were thrilled, but the plane appeared to lose balance and crashed, plummeting vertically downward. A plume of black smoke was seen rising from the scene after the accident. The Indian Air Force has confirmed the pilot 's death, who has been identified as Wing Commander Namansh Syal. Why did the Tejas jet crash? This is the second crash involving the Tejas, despite its near-perfect safety record in 24 years of service. The accident occurred a day after the government dismissed viral claims of an "oil leak" in the Tejas Mk1. According to sources, the pilots were performing a maneuver called a barrel roll. This involves the plane rotating completely on its axis, first upside down, then completing a full rotation and returning to its upright position. This maneuver is not considered very complicated, but it does involve the pilot being in...

  • Anju Nirwan
  • Updated on: Nov 21, 2025 | 11:31 PM

Legendary Army horse ‘Virat’ adopted by President’s Bodyguard after decades of service

New Delhi: The Indian Army’s most experienced and oldest horse, Virat, has officially begun a new chapter in his life. The 25-year-old equine veteran was formally adopted by the President’s Bodyguard (PBG), the country’s oldest surviving cavalry unit. Virat, renowned for his majestic presence and discipline, holds a distinguished record of participating in 13 Republic Day parades, making him one of the most celebrated horses in military ceremonial history. 'A rare honour ' In recognition of his exemplary service, Virat was awarded the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Commendation Card, a rare honour for a military animal. He was retired from active parade duties after the 73rd Republic Day celebrations in 2022. Commandant Colonel Amit Berwal shared that despite his age, Virat remains in remarkable condition. “He is still fully fit and can easily compete with younger horses,” he said, highlighting the exceptional training and care given to Army horses. Unlike ordinary...

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  • Updated on: Nov 20, 2025 | 01:42 PM
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