Bangalore: The CSIR, National Aerospace Laboratories in Bangalore has handed over the last set of TEJAS MK-1A spares under the Transfer of Technology agreement to the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited in Bangalore today.The technology developed by NAL will be useful to manufacture BMI engine bay doors for the series production of the TEJAS MK-1A variant of the indigenous fighter aircraft. BMI is

The Sweden-based institute further said that the global expenditure on defence
surged for the record ninth time. As per it, the expenditure reached an
all-time high of $2443 billion, for the first time since 2009

New Delhi: With India continuing to enhance its defence expenditure, the
country was the fourth largest across the world in terms of expenditure, As
per Stockholm

BrahMos being test-fired from INS CHENNAI stealth destroyerIndia can export $3 billion of the BrahMos missiles by 2026, as more than 12 countries are in keen negotiations at present. BrahMos is the world’s fastest supersonic missile, capable of travelling at almost three times the speed of soundNamed poetically after the Brahmaputra and Moskva rivers, the BrahMos is a great quarter-century

Even Akash Air Defence Missile has immense potential for exportManila has received its first batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles from India under a US$375 million deal to counterbalance Chinaby Junaid KathjuObservers say the arms deal is the start of a ‘clear push’ by New Delhi to expand military sales beyond traditional partners in Southeast Asia.India has delivered its first batch of

India’s aviation industry drives global interest in engine maintenance. Safran leads with a LEAP MRO plant in Hyderabad, while Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce consider establishing independent facilities, bolstering India’s MRO capabilities.India’s aviation industry is rapidly expanding, poised to become the third-largest market globally. As passenger traffic soars, the government, airlines,

New Delhi: Following the sweeping victory of Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu’s ruling People’s National Congress (PNC) in the parliamentary elections, foreign affairs experts expressed concern about increasing Chinese influence in the island nation and reaffirmed that India should maintain its bilateral relationship with the island country until it "learns a lesson" from China.Commenting on