Category: Notizie Estero

With Prime Minister Modi bestowing the “astronaut wings” on four test pilots of the Indian Air Force, in reality they will be called "Vyomanauts" rather than “Astronauts” in tune with the naming tradition of space travellers in human space programs of different countries. The western space travellers are called ‘Astronauts’, Russians ‘Cosmonauts’ and finally the Chinese ‘Taikonauts’by Aroonim

Indian Defence Ministry signed contracts for procurement of nuclear-capable BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles at the cost of 195.2 billion rupees ($2.36 billion) for the Indian Navy, an official statement said on Friday, reported Pakistan based publication The Express Tribune.“The contract for procurement of BrahMos missiles has been signed with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited at ₹19,518.65

A possible trilateral mechanism among the Philippines, Japan, and India is being explored to bolster their security, economic, technology, and development cooperation, a senior Foreign Affairs official said Friday.Foreign Affairs Undersecretary for Policy Theresa Lazaro said such an arrangement “presents enormous opportunities for these countries and the broader Indo-Pacific region, not only on

INS Vikrant & INS Vikramaditya during operations in the Indian Ocean regionIndian Navy will commission Naval Detachment Minicoy as INS Jatayu in the presence of Adm R Hari Kumar the, Chief of the Naval Staff on 06 Mar 2024. The event marks an important milestone in the Navy’s resolve to incrementally augment security infrastructure at the strategically important Lakshadweep Islands.Naval

Union Minister Ajay Bhatt inaugurated the Indian Coast Guard jetty at Vadinar, Gujarat, enhancing infrastructure in the strategically vital North-West region. The Deendayal Port Authority developed the jetty at a cost of ₹74 crore. The ICG’s North-West regional headquarters, established in Gandhinagar in 2009, oversees maritime security in Gujarat, Daman, and Diu.The ICG is also constructing

“A team of Defence Research and Development Organisation inspected the consignment and certified that it could be used by the neighbouring country for its nuclear program,” officials said.“A Karachi-bound ship from China was stopped by Indian security agencies at Mumbai’s Nhava Sheva port on suspicion that it contained a dual-use consignment that could be used for Pakistan’s nuclear and ballistic