The Centre for Indian Trade Unions (CITU) has made a demand that Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) should construct all five Fleet Support Vessels (FSVs) at its own facility. This comes after the central government awarded HSL a project worth ₹20,000 crore to build these vessels. CITU’s state secretary, Narasinga Rao, has alleged that HSL handed over the construction of two FSVs to Larsen &

Tel Aviv: Israeli soldiers operating in northern Gaza eliminated dozens of terrorists in encounters and airstrikes as Hamas tries to regroup in the Zeitoun area, the Israel Defense Forces said on Wednesday.The IDF said ground forces destroyed Hamas infrastructure, including a weapons workshop located near a school. Large numbers of weapons, including AK-47s, grenades, explosives and magazines,

Bratislava: Reactions poured in from across the globe condemning the shooting attack on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and wishing for his speedy recovery, as he continues to undergo treatment with his condition being termed "extremely serious."Robert Fico, who is a four-time Prime Minister of Slovakia, was wounded in a shooting incident on Wednesday (local time) in Handlova, reported the

The Indian Army is on track to significantly boost its air defence capabilities with the impending arrival of the Russian Igla-S very short-range air defence systems (VSHORAD). A key aspect of this procurement is that the systems are being partly assembled in India by Adani Defence Systems and Technologies Limited (ADSTL) under a technology transfer agreement with Russia’s Rosoboronexport.The

Modi dispensation wants it rolled out within one year of the new govt’s swearing-in. Comes after armed forces held a conference to review progress of planNew Delhi: The Modi government has set a time frame of one year from the swearing-in of the new government next month for rolling out Theaterisation.Sources in the defence and security establishment said that the government is very clear that it

Siemens Ltd, a key supplier of transmission solutions to the transportation sector, has announced a substantial capital expenditure exceeding ₹1,000 crore for the expansion of its manufacturing facilities in India.Sunil Mathur, Managing Director and CEO of Siemens Ltd, emphasised the significant progress India has made in becoming a preferred destination for manufacturing and business in recent