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Several fighter aircraft, transport aircraft, helicopters and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) will participate in the 2-day exercise, scheduled to take place in Assam and West Bengal.

The Narendra Modi government has, time and again, made it clear that India will take back Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. Besides, Indian Armed Forces have openly stated that they are ready to take back PoK if the government gives the go-ahead. But the biggest question is, can it really be done? Air Vice Marshal BK Murali (Retd) responds

"Today, there is a BJP government in the country. Nobody can capture even an inch of land as long as we are there. I salute the valour of Indian Army troops on the intervening night of December 8-9 (in Arunachal Pradesh)," Shah told media persons in the Parliament premises.

On Tuesday morning, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Army Chief General Manoj Pandey met Rajnath at the latter's residence and briefed him about the violent confrontation.

"Both sides immediately disengaged from the area. As a follow-up of the incident, our Commander in the area held a Flag Meeting with his counterpart to discuss the issue following structured mechanisms to restore peace and tranquillity," the Indian Army said in a statement.

The action comes after the OTT platform recently released a web series titled 'Sevak: The Confessions', which was found to be detrimental to national security, integrity and sovereignty of the country and India's friendly relations with foreign States.

"The gender equality and rational thought that the education policy aims to bring in cannot be allowed at state expense. It will lead to the negation of religion. It must be removed from the policy," IUML MLA N Samsudheen claimed in the Kerala Assembly.

After the video went viral, Congress leader Raja Pateria issued a clarification that his remarks had been misinterpreted and that what he really meant was to defeat Prime Minister Modi and his work.

For the last few days, passengers have been taking to social media to share their ordeal and the chaos they witnessed at the Delhi airport. 

"At least 30 Boleros are yet to be returned, which has impacted the police patrolling in the jurisdiction of respective police stations," a police official said.