July 31, 2015
Soviet helicopter flying past one of the Bamiyan Buddhas during Soviet war in Afghanistan 1980
Soviet helicopter flying past one of the #Bamiyan buddhas during #Soviet war in #Afghanistan 1980. pic.twitter.com/Um2UTXFrdo
— Punjabi Rooh (@PunjabiRooh) July 27, 2015
Israel Air Force will activate the first F-35I squadron at Nevatim Airbase next week
The first F-35I ("Adir", Hebrew for Mighty) squadron will be officially opened in a week, setting the ground for the arrival of the first stealth multirole fighters scheduled for December 2016. Another F-35I squadron is planned to be opened in the future and the IAF is already examining the possibility of opening a third squadron.
The time is short and requires the IAF aircrew members and technicians to learn everything there is about the jet and its operation, each in his own field of occupation. "Receiving these jets is a pioneering move which also includes great uncertainty", said Lt. Col. Yotam, Commander of the first F-35I squadron. "The challenges we would most certainly come across and deal with by ourselves would turn into knowledge that would later be conveyed to other countries. We would gain a great deal of experience".
The "Adir" is like no other fighter jet operated in the force as it holds state of the art technologies, from its unique structure to its advanced information systems. The F-35, known in the US as "Lightning II", is the only international fifth generation multirole fighter in the world. "As soon as the squadron opens we will focus on studying the fighter with the help of the Americans and build new programs to fit the Israeli Air Force", said Major Ehud, "Adir" project officer in the squadron's founding team. "We will also simultaneously begin training our men, both in Israel and abroad. We all need to study the F-35 from scratch".
Due to integration of Israeli technologies, the "Adir" would be different from other F-35s in the world. Many Israeli companies take part in the manufacturing the new "Adir" systems: IAI (Israel Aerospace Industries) Elbit Systems, Tadiran, SimiGon, ALD, Cabiran, PDI\BL, IBM-Telelogix and Siemens Technomatics.
Boko Haram terrorists arrested
Thats Cash in the center
#NIGERIA
Army Arrested Number Of #BokoHaram Militants, Seized Their Weapons & Explosives - pic.twitter.com/GLYm0JSHtA
— Terrormonitor.org (@Terror_Monitor) July 31, 2015
Babulal Sarkari stories
Government employs the same squint eyed dimwits in ordnance factories as well.
Nobody ever will get fired until the taxpayer exists to keep bearing the burden.
Despite instructions from RBI, the Bank Note Press (BNP) in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, did not incorporate the signature of the new RBI governor with effect from January 1, 2014 but continued printing bank notes with Subbarao’s signature till February 25, 2014.
The Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India Limited continued to print Rs 20, Rs 100 and Rs 500 denomination notes with the signature of a former RBI governor in 2014 even though the governor had completed his tenure in September 2013, thereby incurring an infructuous expenditure of Rs 36.69 crore, the CAG has said in its latest compliance report on a few PSUs of the finance ministry.
D Subbarao, who was the RBI governor from September 5, 2008, to September 4, 2013, preceded Raghuram Rajan, who took over on September 4, 2013.
Despite instructions from RBI, the Bank Note Press (BNP) in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, did not incorporate the signature of the new RBI governor with effect from January 1, 2014 but continued printing bank notes with Subbarao’s signature till February 25, 2014.
“BNP printed 372 million pieces (mpcs) of bank notes during January to February 2014 and remitted 146 mpcs to various regional offices of the RBI which intimated on February 25, 2014, that printing of notes with the signature of the former RBI governor was not in order and directed the company not to remit such notes forthwith,” the CAG stated.
The latest CAG report on 46 PSUs under 14 ministries and departments, tabled in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday, has financial implication of Rs 9,034.13 crore.
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