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Tough
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Bhupinder
Singh Hooda completes the first year of his second term as Chief
Minister of Haryana on Monday, October 25. But no celebrations are
planned by a government which celebrates almost everything.
A
soldier’s sixth sense often proves to be his saviour during
face-to-face confrontation with a potential adversary. This instinct
comes from years of experience and the prospect of facing death at the
hands of an unknown and often unseen enemy. The Defence Research and
Development Organisation (DRDO) is now engaged in developing devices
that would enable soldiers to “read” the mind of the individuals and
assess their intentions.