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Polls opened at 7am and will close at 10pm, in what is the first-ever Irish general election vote on a Saturday. An exit poll is expected after the polls close, while full results are not due until Monday or Tuesday.
Residents on the islands off the coasts of Galway, Mayo and Donegal have already cast their votes, doing so on Friday to ensure their ballots reaching counting centres on time.
The last Irish general election was held in 2016, after which Fine Gael led a minority government. The 2020 election was called after Taoiseach Leo Varadkar requested the dissolution 32nd Dáil, which is the lower house of the legislature (Parliament) in Ireland.
There are some concerns that turnout may be negatively impacted by Storm Ciara, which is expected to bring heavy rain and wind to much of the UK and Ireland.
The election campaign has been largely dominated by voter anger at soaring rents and the disintegration of healthcare services. An opinion poll earlier this week showed Fine Gael who currently leads the coalition in third place, behind Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin. Sinn Féin are expected to do well in the election, but that is doubt that they or any other party will win enough seats for a majority.
Indian long range artillery and missiles have progressed effectively in the past few decades. To meet the challenges of the future which involves excellent accuracy of attacks at greater ranges, Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO) was developing the enhanced version of its Pinaka Multi-Barrel Rocket launcher (MBRL). On 9th April, DRDO successfully tested the extended Pinaka MBRL at the Pokhran ranges. Along with this, the much discussed and long awaited Helicopter launched Nag Anti Tank Guided Missile (HELINA) was also tested at higher altitude environment from the Dhruv Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) on 11th April. The addition of both these arms in sufficient numbers will significantly boost the infantry operations along the northern frontier where Indian Armed forces face a disadvantage due to the better equipped Chinese military.
The HELINA or the Heli launched NAG Guided Missile is a gamechanger when it comes to the Himalayan frontier with China. HELINA has a range of 7kms which will put the enemy tank commanders in a curved terrain at severe disadvantages. The missile weighs only 43 kgs which will not cause any burden in limiting conditions of the rarefied atmosphere over Ladakh. In terms of firepower, HELINA can penetrate armour as thick as 800mm which is much more than anything that the light and medium weight tanks operated in the frontier. Even heavier tanks use armour plating that is approx. 800mm thick. HELINA was validated in the hot desert conditions of Pokhran in 2021. With the completion of successful trials in the mountainous region, the missile should enter production soon. The Press Information Bureau reported that “in continuation to validation trials conducted at Pokhran in Rajasthan, proof of efficacy at high altitudes paves the way for its integration on the DHRUV helicopter. The trials were witnessed by senior Army commanders and senior scientists of the DRDO.” The successful integration of the HELINA on the DHRUV paves the way for an easy integration with the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) that just received its first order for 15 units from the MoD.
Focus on advanced infantry/artillery weapons increased after the Galwan clashes. The MoD has ramped up purchases to close loopholes in firepower, signed Ak-203 manufacture deal with Russia, and intensified development of missiles and other military equipment with a dedicated focus on indigenisation. The MoD has come up with negative lists to restrict the Armed forces from purchasing foreign weapons and equipment in sectors where the indigenous manufacturing industry has come of age. The focus will slowly shift to exporting Indian made weapons to boost the military sales revenue.MUST PAY UP.
to have the accounts paid.
From Wednesday's Daily Gazette.
dlays in the, city.
hence in which to file their bonds.
the city a few days.
epect to be absent about 15 days.
to $2,300 a year. This is owing to.
by those who Were prdsent.
the summer and fall.
her home in Black River Falls, Wis.
north, in the western part of the city.
From Friday's Daily Gazette.
visitor in the city yesterday.
city attending to business.
and Edgemont, S. D.
Mrs. Vigo Lieberg at Miles City.
In order to be comfortable.
plans of which he has drawn.
trounled with rheumatism.
clubs will meet on the diamond.
range. 27 west.
been prepared by the city.
district No. 22.
the city last nigit on his way east.
opening up a new coal mine for W. A.
Clark and others.
I ey and jewelry, and lastly, a parrot.
the deceased left no will.
From Thursday's Daily Gazette.
Episcopal church will cold its annual"
the city, next Wednesday.
former is engaged with Scott Bros.
Ill., before his return.
to do five days' work on the streets.
ing at Twenty Mile in a few days.
this season that did last.
to Montana on account of his health.
will still be republican.
THE EAGLE WILL SCREAM.
ects Executive Ctommittee.
of July celebration.
1 the celebration.
gen, G. O'Grady, H. W. Rowley, Phil.
Greine, Geo. Bennighoff, W. A. Vale.
G. W. Stoddard, Henry Thorson, W. B.
George and F. B. Connelly.
1 suggestions would be in order. F. k.
1 of the city, as against the fairjrounds.
t an attraction.
Ieseting without delay.
He...STATE AGENTS FOR...
ola...MANUFACTURERS OF...
te Up-to-Date Threshing Outfit.
his Write us for Free Illustrated Catalogue.
both plain and traction.
FIRE AT JOLIET.
see their property go up in smoke.
SCHOOL SITE CHOSEN.
k. this season.
Lp- their experience was not. satisfactory.
The force employed at Harlow to un.
he risks they took last year.
he and this fact will have due weight.
CHAPPLE DRUG CO.
Corner ilontana Ave. and 28th St.
reached almost 11.00u,000 pounds.
r to them.
e shearing along the line of the road.
pect greater outputs Hian ever before.
"'Sheepmen say that the tonnage.
indicate that there will be less wool.
i with increased prices.
e ers.' "
* FIELD DAY SPORTS.
the Various Contests.
Morse, second; Holmes, third. Time.
34 feet aygd 71 inches.
tance, 75 feet ana 9 inches.
17 2-5 seconds.
fi.rst; Morse, second; Hoe, third.
Height, 8 feet and 8 inches.
43 yards and 2 feet.
Williams, second; Wagner, third.
Distance, 17 feet and 8 inches.
Distaee, 233 teet.
tance, 23 feet and 8 inches.
Tennis singles, first class-Wagner.
ton and Morse.
son and Gruwell.
bid adieu to studies in this city. The "
Win Must Will the Way"......
Essay-"A voice of the Soul"....
Essay-"A Girl's Education......
Oration-"Pioneer Days"..........
Vocal-"Old Kentucky Home"
Oration-"The Isle of Unresc''....
Vocal-"The Criss-Cross Baby"
Presentation of diplomas by P. B.
Moss, president board of trustees.
ers" (Tobanir).........Orchestra.
Some Choice Ranch Bargains.
cash, balance on suitable terms.
6400n 640 acres in the Judith basin.
improvements and good water right.
r shelter on r nge and plenty of room.
n ments, good water right, nicely located.
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