Police on Friday late night arrested Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik also known as terrorist Yashin Malik from his residence in Srinagar just now. A spokesman of their terrorist party said Malik was arrested from his Maisuma residence today late night and was shifted to police station Kothibagh. Meanwhile, JKLF terrorist party strongly condemned the arrest of Malik but who cares. 
Major Vibhuti Dhoundiyal sacrificed his life while fighting the coward Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists in Pulwama. His sacrifice did not go in vain and Indian army killed the top Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist on the same day. Major Vibhuti Dhoundiyal has inspired a lot of defence aspirants and as per the request from few aspirants, here are some inspiring facts about Major Vibhuti Dhoundiyal.
The sacrifice of Major Vibhuti will not go in vain, he has inspired the young generation, more and more soldiers will rise to defend the country from the enemies and that is our promise to Major Vibhuti. Jai Hind.
We all know that Indian armed forces are above religion and caste and soldier’s first religion is Indian. All the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty are Indian first, every true Indian respect them as an Indian soldier before religion and cast. But a cheap propaganda magazine named “The Caravan” has insulted our martyrs by dividing them in caste, the same magazine has a history of spreading fake news to divide Indian has claimed that the 49 CRPF Jawas who got martyred are majorly from low-castes and the upper-caste Hindus doesn’t have the right to display their nationalism. Surprisingly, the Caravan will never tell you the religion of terrorism.
In a article tiled “Urban upper-castes driving Hindutva nationalism have little representation among Pulwama’s slain jawans” the propaganda website The Caravan speaks of the 40 of the 49 Jawans who got martyred initially and says “19 jawans from Other Backward Classes (or backward castes), seven from Scheduled Castes, five from Scheduled Tribes, four from upper-caste backgrounds, one high-caste Bengali, three Jat Sikhs, and one Muslim. So, only five out of the 40 jawans, or 12.5 percent, came from Hindu upper-caste backgrounds”.
It takes a very twisted mind to go through the list of martyrs & find out what caste or religion they were.
What kind of political leaning, however vile, permits this? Ajaz Ashraf, you are an enemy of this nation. And so are your masters.
Shame.https://t.co/3lAOX3ZK3r
— Major Gaurav Arya (Retd) (@majorgauravarya) February 21, 2019
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Terror has no religion but martyr’s have caste writes a bigot called Ajaz Ashraf pic.twitter.com/YHp1PPwd95
— Anurag Dixit (@bhootnath) February 21, 2019
Chief of the Army Staff General Bipin Rawat was flown in trainer version of DRDO’s Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas today to demonstrate the operational capabilities of the aircraft during Aero India 2019 at Bengaluru. Air Vice Marshal N Tiwari, Head of National Flight Test Centre (NFTC) at Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), Bengaluru piloted this aircraft. On this occasion, Tejas was flown at medium altitude to showcase the Pin-point attack capabilities using a Laser Designation Pod (LDP).
The Army Chief was demonstrated the maneuvering and radar capabilities of the aircraft. After the sortie, the Army chief expressed immense satisfaction and said that Tejas is a wonderful aircraft and if it gets added to the IAF inventory, it will be a great asset.
A familiarization sortie in LCA Trainer was also conducted for the Principal Scientific Adviser to Government of India, Prof K Vijay Raghavan, which was flown by Group Captain S. Gunasekaran, the test pilot from NFTC. This was a handling sortie of 30 minutes duration during which Prof Vijay Raghavan experienced the controls of the aircraft and maneuvered it for some time.
Final Operational Clearance (FOC) of LCA Tejas MK-I certificate was handed over on 20th February 2019 by Dr G Satheesh Reddy, Secretary Department of Defence R&D, Chairman DRDO & Director General ADA to the Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa in presence of Defence Secretary Shri Sanjay Mitra and Chairman & Managing Director of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited Shri R Madhavan.
I am Monisha V.V., AIR-3 JAG 22, from Chennai and I am pleased to share my SSB experience. It is pertinent to mention that I am a first generation advocate and also the first in the family to have the privilege of joining the Army. It is not possible to delve at length into each aspect of my learning and experience which has led me onto this path since there are far too many of equal importance and influence.
Yet, it seems that my preparation for the SSB destiny is one that had commenced and strengthened from my childhood years, although this realisation settled on me only upon entering the gates of the selection centre, Bangalore. I am a debater, orator and an avid book reader which honed my communication skills and language. Being absorbed in various extracurricular activities boosted my skill set and time management skills.
Through the years, I have been entrusted with various leadership roles- from being the captain of the Indian Dance Troupe to becoming Head Girl of my school; this sustained belief and recognition of my leadership ability by those around me had greatly and positively impacted the person I was set out to become.
My thirst for learning has always pushed me to learn new things and this heightened my awareness and presence in my surroundings, thereby helping me to prune and perfect my general knowledge skills.
I attempted my SSB with only a basic understanding of what the tests entail, through SSBCrack.
This being my first and only attempt, I understood what I had to do with the instructions that were given to me on the spot. I would definitely say that the best way to crack SSB interview would be to be yourself.
I would put forth that ensuring originality and honesty is extremely important in the psychological tests. The only thing that one would need to concentrate on is the time. Since the candidates will generally not be allowed to wear a watch, it is vital that we know how the clock ticks and time management is key.
I would strongly recommend you to practice the TATs,WATs,SRTs by setting yourself a time target. The psychological questions furthermore aim at knowing who you are and so even if you are not able to attempt all the questions, do not panic and do not lose heart.
Remember that what matters is not how many questions you answer but how well you answer them and how effectively you are able to shed light on your personality. The personal interview that follows, is dotted with both GK questions and questions about yourself and since I am from a law background, I was asked varied questions in that area.
Next, the GTO tasks, test not only your physical capabilities but also seek to test your coordination and cooperation skills; i.e how you work alone and as a team. It is vital to follow the “live and let live” principle here as you have to be both a listener and a speaker.
It is not a ‘win or lose’ activity and so, be firm in what you believe in but also be receptive to suggestions and criticisms from your co chest numbers.
Contrary to the belief that only individuals with an expertise in sports, NCC or individuals with a background in defence can develop the motivation, tact and grit to crack the interview, I would reiterate that if you truly have passion, determination and discipline, you can conquer every one of the tests.
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Flight Lieutenant Hina Jaiswal has been selected for the prestigious Flight Engineers’ course. She successfully has completed the course at 112 Helicopter Unit, Air Force Station, Yelahanka and thus created history by becoming the first Indian Woman Flight Engineer. Commissioned on 05 Jan 15 in the engineering branch of the IAF, she has served as Chief of firing team and battery commander in a frontline Surface to Air Missile squadron, before being selected for the prestigious Flight Engineers’ Course. She successfully completed the course and earned her Flight Engineer’s wing on 15 Feb 19. During the course of six months of grueling training, she trained shoulder to shoulder with her male counterparts, and displayed unflinching commitment, dedication and perseverance. Flt Lt Hina Jaiswal, hails from Chandigarh and has completed her Bachelor of Engineering degree from Panjab University. The only daughter of Mr DK Jaiswal and Mrs Anita Jaiswal, Hina describes her achievement as a “dream come true”. Since childhood, she had aspired to don the soldier’s uniform and take on the skies as an aviator. Finally, her dreams have manifested into reality after successfully graduating from the alma mater of Heli-lift.
As a Flight Engineer, she would subsequently be posted to operational helicopter units of the IAF. While in the unit, she would be routinely called upon to operate in demanding and stressful conditions, right from the icy heights of the Siachen Glacier to the seas of the Andamans. Hina is enthusiastic about her stint in aviation and looks forward to embracing challenges with open arms. In the last few decades, the Indian defence forces have taken long strides to become more gender inclusive.
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The Indian Air Force since 1993, has commissioned women in the officer cadre and they have also been successfully inducted as pilots in various streams of the IAF. In 2018, the Flight Engineer branch which was exclusively the domain of male air warriors, was opened for women officers. Flight Engineer is the member of an aircraft’s flight crew who monitors and operates its complex aircraft systems requiring a specialized skill set.
AFCAT 1 2019 was conducted online conducted on 16th and 17th Feb in shift 1 and 2. We have collected a few questions from AFCAT 1 2019 question paper and we thank all the aspirants and our readers who have taken time to submit these AFCAT 1 2019 Questions. Candidates can go through AFCAT 1 2019 questions and answers, we will keep updating this post as and when we get more questions from AFCAT 1 2019. We request aspirants to submit the questions in the comment section below. You will find AFCAT 1 2019 English Maths GK and Aptitude Question Papers and answer from them from shit-1 and shit-2.
AFCAT 1 2019 Questions and Answer Key (Updating): Questions are collected from the aspirants and these are memory based questions from AFCAT 1 2019 Maths, English, GK and Reasoning.
Synonym
Antonym
idioms
(Venn diagram )
Diamond: baseball:: court:?
Veet: Path :: ?: subject ?
Odd one
1st Shift 17th Feb
max rainfall in which area in India
suddhi movement was started by
where is ISRO
Father of Indian space research
which have the longest coast line in world
Hardest founded substance on earth
Modern Olympic hosted by which country
Who is founder of swatantra party
Which gas gives highest heat when reacting with oxygen during welding?
Which continent has longest coastline?
How many members in a basketball team?
Author of a better India a better world
Which of the following does not contain silver? (a) lunar caustic (b) Germany silver (c) horn silver (d) ruby silver
First person to win all England Badminton championship
Who was the first Minister of information and broadcasting of independent India?
Writer of ‘Death of the city’
Princely states annexed under Doctrine of lapse in 1849 ?
Largest producer of rice in world
Michael Phelps stroke record in 100m a)100m butterfly b)100m breaststroke
secretary of DRDO serves as scientific advisor to whom? ans-defence minister
Who wrote the book “Better India better world”
Who is the first woman cricketer to receive lifetime achievement award from BCCI?
oldest hills in India
When does Financial year of GOI begin?
Visible part of the sun is called
Lightest metal a)lithium b) aluminium c) bronze d) cadmium ans. Lithium
Maths
Commando Sandeep Kumar of 10 Para SF who had sustained critical injuries in the gunfight with terrorists a week ago in Ratnipora area of Pulwama district, succumbed to injuries at the Base Hospital in Srinagar. We’ve lost another brave son of mother India. PARA commando, Sandeep Kumar martyred after fighting death for 7 days. He was injured during Pulwama encounter on 12th Feb 2019. The country will make sure that the sacrifice will not go in vain. Salute to the brave soul.
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Today morning around 1150 hrs, two Hawk aircraft of Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team crashed close to Yelahanka Air Force base. These aircraft were carrying out practice for the forthcoming Aero India 2019 air show. Out of the three aircrew of the aircraft, WgCdr VT Shelke and SqnLdr TJ Singh ejected. However, Wg Cdr Sahil Gandhi sustained fatal injuries. The two aircrew have been airlifted toAir Force Command Hospital, Bengaluru. A Court of Inquiry has been ordered to investigate the accident. The Aero India’s Surya Kiran aerobatic team collided mid-air at Yelahanka in Bengaluru, killing one pilot out of three. Other two have sustained injuries in the incident. The deceased pilot is identified as Wing Commander Sahil Gandhi. The other two pilots are Wing Commander Vijay Shelke and Squadron leader Tejeshwar Singh. The two jets spiralled out of control mid-air when they were practising spins. Defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who is in Bengaluru, is rushing to the spot. Senior police officers and fire rescue officials have reached the crash site, which has been cordoned off. Aero India will be held in Bengaluru from February 20 to 24.
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Two Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists Abdul Rashid Ghazi (mastermind of Pulwama attack), Kamran & Muddasir Ahmad were killed in an encounter with security forces in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday. Four soldiers, including one major, and a civilian, were also lost their lives during the operation.
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