The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) remains upbeat with the upcoming delivery of the BrahMos cruise missile system from India.A source privy to the delivery but requested not to be named said the tentative date for the arrival of the BrahMos supersonic missile system is set on Friday, April 19, at the Clark International Airport.The source said that the Indian missile system “[is] confirmed

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Australian PM Anthony Albanese in Sydney in May 2023The document, issued by the Anthony Albanese government on Wednesday, states that Australia will support India’s key role in the region by enhancing defence cooperationAustralia perceives India as a “top-tier security partner” and is giving priority to practical and tangible cooperation between the two sides

India will unravel the mysteries of space, the final frontier for national defence: CDS General Anil ChauhanChief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan has said he believes that space is already an established domain of warfare and it will "cast its influence" on air, maritime and land domains.In a recorded video address that was played at the inaugural session of the three-day Indian

Finance Ministry’s new FDI limits for satellite activities, effective April 16, allow 100% FDI in the space sector with specific limits for different activities. The move is aimed at attracting more investors to the Indian space industryThe Finance Ministry has notified a new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) limit for various satellite-related activities under Foreign Exchange Management (Non-Debt

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar on Thursday lauded the efforts of the Indian Embassy in Iran for the safe return of one of the 17 Indians onboard the vessel seized by Iran and said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s guarantee always delivers both at home and abroad."Great work, @India_in_Iran. Glad that Ms. Ann Tessa Joseph has reached home. #ModiKiGuarantee always delivers,

Indian woman cadet, Ann Tessa Joseph landed at Cochin AirportNew Delhi: In a major diplomatic win for New Delhi, Ann Tessa Joseph from Thrissur, Kerala, one of the 17 Indian crew members of the Israel-linked cargo ship ‘MSC Aries’ that was seized by Iran on April 13, returned safely to her homeland, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) informed through an official statement on Thursday.The