Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has signed a contract worth ₹1,173.42 crores with Cochin Shipyard limited to supply Gas Turbines, GT Auxiliaries, Spares, and Tools for Indian Navy Next Generation Missile Vessel (NGMV) project.Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is a renowned Indian aerospace and defence corporation based in Bangalore. It has a rich history, founded on December 23, 1940, making it

India seeks to explore a cobalt-rich region in the Indian Ocean known as the Afanasy Nikitin SeamountEarlier this month, India applied to the International Seabed Authority (ISBA), Jamaica, for rights to explore two vast tracts in the Indian Ocean seabed that aren’t part of its jurisdiction. The application to explore one of these regions, a cobalt-rich crust long known as the Afanasy Nikitin

Reforms and incentives are attracting international investors looking to diversify away from China amid its intensifying rivalry with the US. But India still has a way to go – on trade ties, education and infrastructure, among others – if it wants to catch up to its giant northern neighbourWarm weather’s early onset isn’t sapping the spirits of officials in Tamil Nadu this year. Instead, the mood

It was during the 16th round of negotiation between the military commanders on July 17, 2022, that the two sides had last reached an agreement for the disengagement of troopsNew Delhi: The senior military commanders of India and China will soon meet again to hold the 22nd round of negotiations to resolve the four-year-long stand-off along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) – the de facto boundary

New Delhi: In a massive push to Atmanirbharta, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, in conversation with Times Group Editor Navika Kumar at Times Now Summit 2024: India Unstoppable, asserted that more than 5000 items will be manufactured in India. "Engines Bharat Me Banenge, Bharatiyon Ke Haathon Se Baneneg", said the Defence Minister who claimed that "the government want to make India an exporter

New Delhi: Hitting back at China over its comments on the investigation into the foiled assassination plot against Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the Ministry of External Affairs said that India and the United States are capable of dealing with any issues between the two countries.The MEA spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, added that there is no role for any "speculative comments and