On the orders of President Donald Trump, the US Army carried out air strikes on Venezuela. During this, important targets like Fuerte Tiuna Military Base and La Carlota Airport of Venezuela were targeted. America used advanced fighter jets, helicopters and missiles in these attacks. According to news agency Reuters, the US Army attacked many places in northern Venezuela including the Venezuelan capital Caracas.

The US Air Force mainly used the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet. This stealth is a stealthy jet, which can escape from enemy radar. Let us tell you that the 3 main variants of F-35 are F-35A (normal), F-35B (short takeoff/vertical landing) and F-35C (carrier based). These jets were used for precision bombing in attacks, which, due to stealth, escaped Venezuelan air defense.

America used Apache helicopters
America used Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopters for low altitude attacks in Venezuela. These are attack helicopters, which attack ground targets with missiles and guns. These helicopters are considered perfect for close range attacks on military bases and can be used even at night.

Chinook helicopter was also used
Apart from these, Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopters have also been used by the US Army. Chinooks were seen flying at low altitude in the sky of Caracas. These CH-47 Chinooks had come for troop landing with American Special Forces. They were working together with Apache and other helicopters in the attack.

Which helicopters does India have?
India has purchased Boeing AH-64E Apache attack helicopter, CH-47F Chinook transport helicopter and AGM-114 Hellfire missiles from America. India purchased these weapons from America in 2015-2020, so that China and Pakistan could be fought simultaneously on both fronts. Let us tell you that India has a total of 22 Apache (for Army) and 15 Chinook (for Air Force).

India inducted Apache in 2019. Since 2020, they are deployed at Pathankot and Jorhat bases. In Ladakh, the army patrols the LAC with Apaches against China. In 2025, they were used for supply and reconnaissance in high-altitude areas. Their help was sought in Uttarakhand floods.

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Before New Year’s Eve, today (31st December), gig workers (all delivery workers including Swiggy, Zomato, Amazon, Flipkart) have announced a strike across the country. In such a situation, there may be problems in ordering food for the New Year party and in online delivery. Gig workers are on strike demanding fair wages, safety and many other demands.

National General Secretary of Indian Federation of App-Based Transport Workers (IFAT) Sheikh Salauddin said that today gig workers across the country will keep all app-based platforms off and hold peaceful demonstrations at major places. Let us tell you that people doing online delivery are called gig workers.

He told that on December 25, online platform companies were given a strike warning, but no talks were held with the gig workers, nor were any security and working hours fixed. That is why strike has become necessary again today on 31st December. He said that online platform companies are silent on all these demands. The government should immediately intervene regarding the demands of gig workers.

‘It became difficult to get incentives’
Sheikh Salauddin said that this is not just a protest but a fight for the survival and basic rights of gig workers. The salary of gig workers has been reduced based on the orders received. Apart from this, compensation based on distance and time has also been reduced. He said that by doing this it has become difficult for the workers to get incentives and it has been changed arbitrarily. The result is that gig workers are earning less than before and having to work more to fulfill orders.

‘Gig workers are being exploited’
He also said that gig workers are being exploited through online algorithms. 10 minute delivery means more delivery pressure. In such a situation, there is a risk of accidents and mental stress due to driving at high speed. Gig workers are not machines but giving incentives for working long hours, all these things force them to work for 10-10 hours.

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At least 11 TLP workers have been killed in the ongoing violent clash between Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) and police in Punjab. Party chief Saad Rizvi made this claim on Friday (October 10). Rizvi also said that more than two dozen workers were injured during the clashes and many injured workers were not even given medical aid.

Saad Rizvi raised questions on the police action and asked, “On whose orders are you firing?” He hinted at the possibility of some political or government order behind this violence. The main transport and communication systems have come to a standstill due to the clashes and protests. The Lahore-Islamabad-Peshawar Motorway has been closed, while internet services have been suspended in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad and other major cities of Punjab. Islamabad and Rawalpindi are currently under effective lockdown.

Punjab Police raids TLP chief’s house

Here, Punjab Police raided the house of TLP chief Saad Rizvi and took his wife, mother and children into custody. The tension came after TLP announced its Islamabad march, which was in protest against the Gaza agreement. TLP alleges that this agreement is being made with the support of Western powers, especially America.

TLP leader Nasim Chatha was arrested

Matters worsened when senior TLP leader Nasim Chatha was arrested in Islamabad. Along with this, many other prominent leaders and local workers were also detained in Lahore. In response to this, TLP has announced a massive protest in Islamabad, in which thousands of people from Punjab and other provinces are expected to participate.

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Coordination committees of the Bar Association of all district courts of Delhi have made it clear that the strike of lawyers starting from September 8 will neither be postponed nor withdrawn. This strike is being done by the police on the issue of presenting evidence in the court through online medium from the police stations itself.

Discussion held in coordination committee meeting

According to the information issued by the New Delhi Bar Association (NDBA), there was a meeting of the committee on Saturday. The main issue in the meeting was that policemen should appear directly in courts for testimony, evidence and not online. The information said, “We are adamant on our demand and repeat that policemen will have to appear directly in the courts for testimony, evidence.”

NDBA Secretary Tarun Rana said that a letter from the President of Bar Council of India was received on Saturday. This letter was addressed to the presidents and secretaries of the Bar Association of all the district courts of Delhi, requesting to withdraw the movement.

Movement will continue till the demand is met

In a statement issued by NDBA, Rana said, “However, we want to clarify that the Coordination Committee has started this movement to protect the interests of the general public, and this movement will continue till our proper demand is met.”

Declaration of indefinite work boycott

NDBA Secretary Tarun Rana further said in the statement that “it has been decided unanimously that if the testimony is not ensured in the court of all police officers to present evidence, then we will stand on our decision of indefinite work boycott from September 8, and this movement will be further intensified.”

Myanmar uLFA Camp Strike: ULFA (I), an militant organization operating in Sagiing province of Myanmar bordering India, has alleged that India has made a big strike at its camp in a drone and missile strikes. ULFA alleges that many big militants including top commander Nayan Madhi have been killed in the attack. The Indian Army (Army) and the Air Force, however, have denied any such cross-border strikes.

Assam’s militant organization, United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) ie ULFA (Independent) has issued a statement accusing India of drone and missile strikes. According to the statement, the last rites of ULFA’s top commander Nayan Medhi alias Nayan Asom were going on on Sunday (July 13), while the other commander present there was killed in a missile attack.

ULFA camp is in Sagiing province of Myanmar
According to ULFA, Nayan Madhi also died in a drone strike at the camp. This camp is in Vakatham Basti of Sagiing province of Myanmar bordering India. Here the militant organization ULFA’s camp number is 779. Apart from this, a strike was carried out at ULFA’s Eastern Headquarters (Camp) in Hoyat Basti. After the extremism has been eliminated in Assam for the last one and a half decades, ULFA has made Myanmar her stronghold.

Anti-India organizations have found refugees due to loosening of army rule in Myanmar and dominance of rebels. This is the reason that organizations like ULFA and NSCN (I) have become active in the forest areas of Myanmar adjacent to India. According to unconfirmed reports, apart from ULFA camp, drone strikes have also been done at the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (I) bases. So far, information about strike has been revealed at a total of four militant camps. All these camps are mentioned in areas bordering China in Myanmar.

ULFA’s kingpin Paresh Barua missing for many years
The special thing is that for the last several years, the kingpin of ULFA Paresh Barua has also been missing and it is believed that the China-Myanmar border or Bangladesh is hidden somewhere. Recently, a Bangladesh court converted the death sentence of Paresh Barua into life imprisonment in a decade -old terrorist case. In such a situation, the conspiracy of China, Pakistan and Bangladesh was revealed behind the alive of ULFA. Last year, on the occasion of Independence Day (2024), the National Investigation Agency (NIA) recently charged three militants of ULFA including Paresh Barua for planting multiple IED (bomb) plant in Guwahati (Assam).

Army refused strikes
Sources in the Indian Army and Indian Air Force, however, have denied any cross border strikes in Myanmar. Myanmar has also not issued any statement regarding any such strike. In the year 2015, when the Indian Army first made such a strike in the border of Myanmar, the whole world was informed by organizing a press conference. During that time, the Special Forces (Para-SF) of the Army had piled up 60-70 militants of Cross Border Red’s NSCN (I) in Myanmar to avenge an attack on a convoy of the Indian Army.

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