India has made rapid strides in augmenting its vast fleet of missiles in recent months, and a successful test of an indigenous projectile last week enhances its growing prowess in this domain. Sputnik India examines how the country’s Indigenous Technology Cruise Missile (ITCM) would impact its defense technology sector.India’s recent test of an Indigenous Technology Cruise Missile will be a "big

IAF Chief VR Chaudhari with pilots after his sortie in a Sukhoi Su-30MKI air superiority fighterIndian Defence Forces have been modernizing themselves in every domain and the IAF has now brought reforms in a critical sector, which affects all of its workforce.The Indian Air Force (IAF) has transformed the way it functions as it has introduced a flagship initiative to digitize its critical records

In addition to the Intermediate-Range Tactical Cruise Missile (ITCM) with a range of 1,000 km, India also possesses the Prithvi-II, a short-range cruise missile capable of striking targets within a 350 km radiusby Girish LingannaIndia has rapidly improved its arsenal of missiles in recent months, with a recent successful test of a homegrown missile further showcasing its advancement in this field

The Foreign Office (FO) on Friday said that there had been an “alarming surge in provocative statements from Indian leaders asserting unwarranted claims over Azad Jammu and Kashmir”, adding that Pakistan rejected such claims, reported Pakistan based publication DAWN.The remarks by the FO spokesperson did not mention any specific statement by an Indian leader.However, Indian Defence Minister

The UK-owned oil ship was en route from Primorsk, Russia, to Vadinar, IndiaLos Angeles: Yemen’s Houthis said on Saturday their missiles hit the Andromeda Star oil tanker in the Red Sea, as they continue attacking commercial ships in the area in a show of support for Palestinians fighting Israel in the Gaza war.The ship’s master reported damage to the vessel, British maritime security firm Ambrey

Defence secretary reiterated India’s steadfast commitment towards maintaining peaceNew Delhi: India on Friday emphasised on the need to adopt a "zero-tolerance approach" towards terrorism in all its forms for prosperity and development of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) member states, officials said.Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane put forth New Delhi’s assertion in this regard as