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Rajnath Singh At NDTV Defence Summit: "We Are In 5th Generation Of Warfare"

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, at NDTV's Defence Summit, said that India's defence strategy is "future-ready". "Energy resources have been diversified...If you want peace, prepare for peace there's an English saying; another is: the more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war. We have kept both the batons in mind, prepare for war. The modern soldier is not merely a soldier; they operate within a multi-domain environment," he said. The minister added, "In the future, the battlefield will be tech-driven; the country ahead in tech would be ahead on the battlefield."


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Rajnath Singh EXCLUSIVE: 12 साल में Defence Sector में क्या-क्या बदलाव आए? | NDTV Defence Summit

Rajnath Singh EXCLUSIVE: 12 साल में Defence Sector में क्या-क्या बदलाव आए? | NDTV Defence Summit 


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NDTV Defence Summit 2026: How AI, Drones And Autonomous Systems Are Rewriting Warfare

NDTV is back with its annual premier event, the Defence Summit. The one-day event will bring together senior defence officials, military officers and industry leaders, with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh delivering a keynote address. This year's conclave - which has the theme 'India's new defence edge' - centres on India's evolving defence edge: from the operational lessons of Operation Sindoor to the rapid integration of AI, drones, space capabilities and autonomous systems; from deeper jointness among the three services and stronger Atmanirbharta in defence manufacturing to new global partnerships and technology alliances. The summit will feature addresses and discussions with the chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force, along with the Chief of Defence Staff and senior defence officials.


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SIR पर CM Yogi ने Congress पर बोला हमला

SIR पर CM Yogi ने Congress पर बोला हमला


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17 killed, 15 wounded in South Africa mass shooting

Seventeen people were killed and fifteen injured following a shooting at a tavern in Wedela township. The shooting occurred late on Saturday night in Gauteng province, resulting in chaos among the patrons. Eight suspects reportedly armed with rifles and pistols opened fire on people inside and outside the tavern. Police have launched a manhunt and are seeking information regarding the suspects involved.
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Slained Hamas chief's ex-bodyguard stayed as 'Mr. X' in UK, planned attacks on Jews

A former bodyguard linked to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh has been apprehended in London due to his alleged involvement in planning attacks. Despite having British citizenship, his connections to Hamas's military faction raise questions about how he gained entry. This arrest, a result of a multinational operation involving Israeli intelligence, has led to extradition efforts aimed at moving him to Germany for further investigation of the accused attack scheme.
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Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath backs PM Narendra Modi’s call for better water data

Nithin Kamath highlights the critical necessity for improved data on India's water resources to tackle ongoing issues. He stresses that understanding water-related challenges is essential for developing effective solutions in the future. Kamath refers to the significant dependence on groundwater for agriculture and notes the over-extraction of this resource. Additionally, he supports Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for systematic water data governance and the use of AI.
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Vijay Kumar Sharma becomes government teacher at 59 after clearing TGT, PGT

At 59, Uttar Pradesh resident Vijay Kumar Sharma has achieved his long-held dream of becoming a government teacher after 27 years of attempts. Sharma, who cleared TGT written examinations six times and PGT exams four times but missed final selection, has been appointed as a Sanskrit TGT at Ailum Inter College in Shamli. His 28-year-old daughter Mamta also cleared the recruitment examination and is currently on the waiting list. Sharma is expected to serve until retirement at 62.
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Asian Games: Sindhu, Hooda exits cap India's disappointing badminton campaign

At the Asian Games 2026, India's badminton team concluded with just one medal. Both PV Sindhu and Unnati Hooda exited in the women's singles quarterfinals after fierce competition. The women’s doubles team fell to a strong Malaysian pair, and mixed doubles suffered a narrow defeat. A demanding tournament schedule took its toll on performance, highlighting a stark decline from their previous edition's achievements.
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‘If a fool posts something, we’ll also become fools’: Suriya urges fans to ignore social media wars; rises comparison with Sivakarthikeyan’s ‘Mandaadi’ post

Suriya urged his fans to steer clear of fruitless debates online and focus on spreading positivity. He stated that engaging with negativity only fuels more of it and takes away precious time that could be invested in pursuing personal goals. Recently, his comments stirred curiosity about their potential link to any recent issues.
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Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally Today (27/09/2026): India Rank and Full Medals Table

As of September 26, India has triumphantly garnered 30 medals at the Asian Games 2026, including four prestigious gold medals. The men’s and women’s kabaddi teams showcased their dominance by successfully defending their titles. Sawan Barwal and Tajinderpal Singh Toor added silver in athletics, while Prachi Chaudhary and a dynamic mixed doubles squash duo secured bronze medals.
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Roaches, rats and stale food: 11 popular Hyderabad eateries face action

In a recent move, the Telangana Standards Authority for Food and Essential Drugs suspended the licenses of 11 eateries, including popular spots like Antera Kitchen and Bar, due to alarming hygiene breaches. Inspections uncovered pest infestations and expired food, prompting authorities to issue improvement notices to six others and show-cause notices to three more. Re-inspections will follow to enforce compliance with cleanliness standards.
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