The maiden two day Brainstorming session, ‘Impetus to Indigenisation’, organised under the aegis of the Department of Military Affairs by HQ Integrated Defence Staff in collaboration with the Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers concluded on March 05, 2024. The event resulted in extremely productive outcomes with takeaways for policy reform aimed at accelerating the indigenisation process and

During the three-day Conference, the Naval Commanders will discuss the maritime threat in the IOR emerging due to Israel-Hamas conflict which has impacted tradeWith Houthi rebels weaponizing unmanned systems to target commercial ships in Indian Ocean Region, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday drew the attention of the Indian Navy top brass to the increasing use of drones in the modern-day

BrahMos precision strike missile is successfully launched by an Indian Navy Stealth FrigateWhat is the new ₹19,000 crore deal cleared by the Centre to procure 200 BrahMos missiles for the Navy? How will this bolster India’s maritime defences? Does it accelerate India’s defence indigenisation plan?The story so far: Strengthening the Indian Navy’s defence arsenal, the Cabinet Committee on Security

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s recent visit to South Korea, allowed age-old civilizational and cultural ties between the two countries to be cherished, the Ministry of External Affairs highlighted.EAM Jaishankar visited South Korea on March 5 to 6, 2024 to co-chair the 10th India-ROK Joint Commission Meeting (JCM), with his South Korean counterpart Cho Tae-yul."EAM’s visit

Lashkar radicalisation: The National Investigation Agency conducted raids at multiple locations in a case related to the radicalisation of prisoners by a Lashkar-e-Taiba terroristNew Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) today conducted raids at multiple locations in a case related to the radicalisation of prisoners by a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist, an official said.The anti-terror

The Indian warships on Tuesday departed from the Colombo port after a “goodwill visit” to Sri Lanka from February 27, the Indian Coast Guard said.The two Indian warships, Samarth and Abhinav departed from Sri Lanka on Tuesday after completion of the overseas deployment where the warships made port calls at Galle and Colombo ports.According to the Indian Coast Guard, during the visit, the ships