Abbas Sheikh and Tauseef Ahmad Sheikh were killed in an encounter with security forcesThe ED case of money laundering stems from a July 2015 Jammu and Kashmir Police (Kulgam district) first-information report (FIR) against Mudasir Ahmad Sheikh, Mushtaq Ahmad Kambay, Mohd Iqbal Khan, Mohd Abbas Sheikh and Tauseef Ahmad SheikhThe Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday said it has filed a money

Developed under the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) program, TEJAS series has been developed to replace India’s ageing MiG-21 fighters. Currently, Tejas has three production variants, namely the MK-1, MK-1A and a trainer version. Additionally, the production of the MK-2 version of the aircraft is expected to begin by 2026New Delhi: Indian Armed Force has been making significant moves to strengthen

The Army has embraced modern technology, signing contracts worth over ₹320 crore for 563 logistics drones designed for high-altitude deliveries. Additionally, a ₹285-crore deal has been finalized for 100 four-legged robotic mules capable of autonomous movement in diverse terrains up to 10,000 feet. Another contract worth almost ₹70 crore is for 300 rough-terrain vehicles, each capable of carrying

The printer boasts a generous build volume of 500 x 500 x 500 mmThough we hear most often about the major additive manufacturing markets, namely the United States, Europe and China, that does not mean the technologies are not expanding elsewhere in the globe. One that seems primed in particular for expansion is India. This has been shown most recently by the unveiling of the first “made-in-India”

POEM-3, the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module-3, India’s unique inexpensive space platform using the spent PS4 stage of the PSLV-C58 vehicle that launched XPoSat on January 1, 2024, has successfully achieved all its objectives. After deploying the satellite into its intended orbit at 650 km, the vehicle was lowered to 350 km circular orbit to minimize the time of orbit decay after completion of

As New Delhi and Paris looked to expand strategic partnership, French defence major Thales on Friday said it is bringing its "trusted" high-tech capabilities to India and plans to set up an avionics MRO in Delhi to provide world class services to its airline customers.Vice President and Country Director of Thales India Ashish Saraf said the company is fully committed and mobilised to support the