New Delhi: The Indian Army has started the induction of control and reporting systems under ‘Project Akashteer’ to bolster its air defence capabilities, sources said on Thursday.‘Project Akashteer’ aims to deliver an “unprecedented level” of situational awareness and control for the force to ensure safety of friendly aircraft and engage hostile aircraft in “contested airspace”, they said.In the ‘

The documents submitted by the Pakistani authorities to back the claims which were published in the newspaper were unverified and hence, raised doubts over the authenticity of the claims.India’s Ministry of External Affairs, in a strongly worded comment, denied the allegations of carrying out targeted killings of terrorists in Pakistan, as was reported by the UK daily, The Guardian.The ministry,

New Delhi: The Indian Army’s top leadership has announced plans to bolster the innovation capabilities of the Army Design Bureau (ADB) and establish its cells at Command Headquarters. It proposes to incorporate cutting-edge technology for future capability development, with a focus on self-reliance (Atmanirbharta).The decision was made during the Army Commanders’ Conference that concluded on

New Delhi: DRDO initiates project to establish a test centre in Junput village, West Bengal, for weapon systems. The site, similar to Odisha’s Chandipur, aims to provide an additional operational area due to saturation at Chandipur’s Integrated Test Range. The project, covering 8.73 acres near Digha, meets safety norms and has approvals from the central and state governments. DRDO emphasizes