Army's top secret letter leaked, six indicted New Delhi: Army's top secret details about operational plans and deployment along the India-China border could have been compromised and around six military personnel have been indicted by a Court of Inquiry (CoI) in this regard.

Sources said the indicted personnel are in the process of facing disciplinary action on various counts in the incident which happened around a couple of years ago.

The sensitive information could have been compromised because of the leak of a top secret letter written by the Tezpur-based 4 Corps to the Rangia-based 21st Mountain Division. The letter reportedly contained details about the Army's operational plans and other crucial information relating to the sensitive Indo-China border, they said.

The sources said at that point of time, the 21st Mountain Division was being commanded by Major General NS Ghei, who was later promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General and is presently commanding the Bhatinda-based 10 Corps along Pakistan border....more    
09:39 PM, Jun 12, 2013

Govt should run like an army unit: General VK Singh Jind: Former Army chief General VK Singh has said the country needed a system where the government was run like a military unit, for which the nation is above any caste or religion. "Poverty and corruption are rampant in the country and no effective steps had been taken to eradicate them.. the country needs a system where the government was run like an Army unit for which the nation is...  
03:40 PM, Apr 06, 2013

Only mass movement will bring change: Hazare
by IANS
Launching his 'Janatantra Yatra' (tour for democracy) from the historic Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar in this Sikh holy city on Sunday, anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare said only a mass movement could bring about a change in India. ...  
04:40 AM, Apr 01, 2013

Amritsar: Anna Hazare begins 'Janatantra Yatra' Anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare on Sunday embarked on his 'Janatantra Yatra' (walk for democracy) from Amritsar in Punjab to rally support against the Congress-led UPA Government in the run up to the next general elections. Accompanied by a small group of supporters, the 75-year-old activist paid obeisance at Durgiana Mandir and Golden Temple besides paying tribute to the martyrs at Jallianwala Bagh. ...  
03:55 PM, Mar 31, 2013

Hazare says no to Kejriwal's invitation to join fast Days after he received an invitation from Arvind Kejriwal to join his indefinite fast, Anna Hazare on Thursday said he won't participate in the protest as he has nothing to do with party politics. Addressing the media to announce a nationwide tour from March 31 from Jallianwala Bagh, he said Kejriwal had visited him earlier this week to seek his blessings before his fast and invite him. ...  
06:50 PM, Mar 21, 2013

Tatra truck deal: ED sends judicial requests to UK, Hong Kong Speeding up its probe in the controversial defence deal that had surfaced in 2012, the Enforcement Directorate has recently sent judicial requests to the UK and Hong Kong in connection with its money laundering probe in the Tatra truck deal. The agency has dispatched the requests, called Letters Rogatory (LRs) in judicial terminology, after a special court in New Delhi recently allowed its request in this regard. ...  
02:10 PM, Feb 17, 2013

Anna Hazare to hold rally in Patna today Anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare will be holding a rally in Patna on Wednesday to launch a farmers' movement. The movement will be extended to Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana and Karnataka over the next year. ...  
09:11 AM, Jan 30, 2013

End political statements on soldiers' killing: Ex-Army chief Former Army chief VK Singh on Tuesday demanded that political statements being "put out by various quarters" about the killing of two Indian soldiers by Pakistani troops must come to an end and the armed forces be allowed to discharge their duties without pressure. ...  
10:07 PM, Jan 15, 2013

Anna calls for stringent punishment in rape cases Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare on Tuesday reiterated his demand for stringent punishment to those accused in rape cases. "There should be stringent punishment for the rape accused. Tough laws are necessary," Hazare told reporters in Mumbai. ...  
06:49 PM, Jan 08, 2013

Won't blame Army or officer for 'bugging': Gen VK Singh Former Army chief General VK Singh on Tuesday said that he would not blame the officer involved in the alleged phone bugging attempt at his residence last week, but those who ordered for it. "I will not blame the officer or the organisation for which I worked for 42 years. I blame those who directed them to do that," Singh told reporters after paying tributes to the Mahatma Gandhi memorabilia...  
05:35 PM, Jan 08, 2013

Is Gen VK Singh embarrassing the Army or being unfairly treated?

Former Army chief General VK Singh on Monday blamed successive governments at the Centre and states for the rise of Naxalism in the country, noting that a host of issues like lack of development and violation of people's rights helped strengthening base of the ultras in the country. ...
09:55 PM, Jan 07, 2013

VK Singh is now a politician courting controversy and media mileage: Surya Gangadharan There was drama at former Army Chief General VK Singh's residence in New Delhi on Saturday afternoon when a Signals Regiment unit reportedly went to remove the army exchange and lines at his house in Mandir Marg at Delhi Cantonment. The General's lawyer Vishwajeet Singh claimed that the residence could have been bugged. Interestingly, General Singh has himself been in the midst of a controversy following allegations that during his...  
05:59 PM, Jan 07, 2013

Naxalism on rise due to wrong policies: Gen VK Singh Former Army chief General VK Singh on Monday blamed successive governments at the Centre and states for the rise of Naxalism in the country, noting that a host of issues like lack of development and violation of people's rights helped strengthening base of the ultras in the country. ...  
05:47 PM, Jan 07, 2013

Ex-Army chief's family alleges bugging attempt There was drama at former Army Chief General VK Singh's residence in New Delhi on Saturday afternoon when a Signals Regiment unit reportedly went to remove the army exchange and lines at his house. Sources have told CNN-IBN that the General Singh's wife objected to the removal of the devices without any notice and in deference to this request, the team returned without removing the exchange. ...  
04:28 PM, Jan 05, 2013

Snooping case: Defence Ministry seeks clarifications from Army The Defence Ministry has sought clarifications from the Army on reports that equipment allegedly used by former chief Gen VK Singh to snoop on some government functionaries may have been destroyed. ...  
08:24 PM, Jan 02, 2013

Police used excessive force on protesters: VK Singh
by IANS
Former army chief General (Retd) VK Singh on Monday accused Delhi Police of using "excessive force" on people protesting the gang-rape of a woman and demanded that the capital's police be brought under the control of the Delhi government. ...  
04:31 AM, Jan 01, 2013

Defence Ministry saw unprecedented happenings in 2012 2012 was an unprecedented year for the Defence Ministry as it had a prolonged stand-off with former Army Chief Gen VK Singh over his age issue and a truck-deal case and was dragged to the Supreme Court. The selection of France's Dassault Rafale for the 126 combat aircraft deal, India's entry into the elite club of nations with intercontinental ballistic missiles with the launch of Agni V, induction of nuclear...  
03:03 PM, Dec 30, 2012

Need to stop the carnage: VK Singh on braveheart's death Former Army Chief Gen VK Singh on Saturday condoled the death of the 23-year-old gang-rape victim in Singapore and asked people to cut across party lines and come together to stop this "carnage". "We live in our individual cocoons of comfort and hope something drastic doesn't happen to us that will shatter our little worlds," Gen Singh, who took part in protests over the gang-rape incident, said. ...  
03:22 AM, Dec 30, 2012

Government strips VK Singh of Z 'Plus' security cover Government has decided to withdraw all security cover provided to former Army Chief Gen VK Singh, who has been taking part in a number of protests over corruption, Delhi gangrape incident and other issues. The former Army Chief was provided Z 'Plus' security cover till November 30 but in a review meeting, the Ministry of Home Affairs took the decision that he does not require any protection, Army sources said...  
06:21 PM, Dec 26, 2012

Gangrape protests: Ramdev, VK Singh booked for rioting The Delhi Police on Monday filed four cases with regard to the violence during the protests over the brutal gangrape of a 23-year-old paramedical student in a moving bus in the national capital recently, on Monday. One of these cases was filed against former Army chief General VK Singh and yoga guru Ramdev. ...  
06:01 PM, Dec 24, 2012