Bharat Forge is making strides in the defence sector. They are currently developing a light tank under 25 tons for the Indian Army’s future requirements. This initiative is part of their broader focus on defence exports and reducing dependence on imported parts by 2030. The company is also setting up a new factory in Jejuri, Pune district, which will be dedicated to producing vehicles like the M4

Pakistan is grappling with significant economic meltdown, with a foreign debt amounting to $124.5 billion, which is 42% of its GDP. Despite these challenges, the country has been bolstering its military capabilities through considerable arms imports and collaborations, particularly with China.According to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), China contributed

ISRO has plans to assemble a modular space station in Earth orbit by 2035. This space station will demonstrate ISRO’s capabilities of a sustained human presence in Earth orbit, paving the way for landing crew on the Moon.New Delhi: During a lecture on National Technology Day on 11 May, 2024, director of ISRO’s Space Applications Centre (SAC) provided additional details on the Bharatiya Antariksh

The 7th edition of the India-France Joint Military Exercise ‘SHAKTI, 2023-2024’ began at the joint training node in Meghalaya’s Umroi Cantonment on Monday.The opening ceremony of the 14-day India-France military exercise was attended France’s Ambassador of France to India Thierry Mathou, and Major General Prasanna Sudhakar Joshi, General Officer Commanding 51 Sub Area.Mathou said the joint

"I see India as Asia’s Silicon Valley and the UK as Europe’s Silicon Valley"London: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday cited India’s rise as an ‘economic superpower’ as he pledged to create a dynamic, innovative economy fuelled by technological progress.Insisting that "more will change in the next five years than in the last 30", Sunak, during his speech on security at the Policy Exchange

An Indian personnel working with the United Nations was killed in Gaza when the vehicle he was travelling in came under attack in Rafah, making it the “first international” casualty for the organisation since the start of the
Israel-Hamas conflict.

The individual was a staff member of the United Nations Department of Safety
and Security (DSS). While the identity of the victim has not yet