The newer variants, MK-1A and MK-2, will come with significantly improved features and technologies over the current MK-1 aircraftA question mark hangs over the delivery of the first Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) MK-1A jet to the Indian Air Force by state-run plane maker Hindustan Aeronautics Limited by the approaching deadline of March 31 as it is yet to make its maiden flight and some key

New Delhi: A Kalvari class submarine of the Indian Navy made its first-ever visit to Campbell Bay, the southernmost port of India in the Andaman and Nicobar islands, displaying the force’s amplified reach, it was announced on Sunday.A Kalvari-class submarine has “made history with its inaugural visit to Campbell Bay, the southernmost port of India in the Nicobar group of islands” in the Andaman

India successfully test-fired Agni-V intercontinental ballistic missile with multiple warheads on March 11. It is a major breakthrough and will enhance India’s strategic deterrence capabilitiesby Ranjit KumarThe successful test-firing of India’s Agni-V intercontinental ballistic missile with multiple warheads on March 11 has attracted the attention of strategic community the world over, as it not

Solih made these remarks days after Muizzu, widely seen as a pro-China leader, urged India to provide debt relief to the archipelago nation. Muizzu has demanded the complete withdrawal of 88 Indian military personnel from MaldivesMale: Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu must stop being "stubborn" and seek dialogue with neighbours to overcome the financial challenges, his predecessor Ibrahim

Quest for sustainable peace in South Asia can only be achieved through peaceful settlement of all issuesThe struggle for Pakistan came with sacrifices of millions of people including women and children, Warraich was quoted as saying in a statement issued by the Pakistan High Commission. India has in the past firmly told Pakistan that Jammu and Kashmir will always be an integral and inalienable

The addition of a reflective coating on the spacecraft’s large deployable antenna will delay the launch of NISAR, likely to the second half of the year. Credit: NASAWASHINGTON: Modifications to a large deployable antenna on a joint U.S.-Indian radar spacecraft will delay its launch, likely to the second half of the year, reported Space News.In a March 22 statement, NASA said a new launch