New Delhi: The Ministry of Defence on Wednesday signed a contract with Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVNL) for procurement of 693 armament upgrades of infantry combat vehicle BMP2, according to an official statement "This upgrade includes night enablement, gunner main sight, commander panoramic sight and fire control system (FCS) with automatic target tracker under Buy (Indian-Indigenously

56 C-295MW aircraft are being procured from Airbus, Spain of which 40 would be manufactured in India by TASL, a TATA-Airbus consortium. 24 Equipment Depot, Air Force Station, Manauri has been designated as the Central Stock Holding Depot for C- 295MW aircraft spares, and shall be supporting the operations of the fleet Pan-Indian Air Force.Exclusive warehousing facilities for housing C-295MW

The first batch of the crew recovery team of Mission Gaganyaan completed Phase-1 of training at the Indian Navy’s Water Survival Training Facility (WSTF) at Kochi.Utilising the state-of-the-art facility, the team comprising Indian Naval Divers and Marine Commandos underwent recovery training of crew modules in varied sea conditions.The two weeks training capsule covered a brief on the conduct of

New Delhi: The success of Mission Divyastra — Agni-V missile modified with multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicle technology — has made the country, especially Kerala, proud.The team of DRDO scientists behind the modified edition of Agni-V, which could deliver multiple nuclear warheads, was headed by Sheena Rani of Thiruvananthapuram. She is a senior scientist with the Defence

A research vessel from China has reportedly raced up the Indian eastern seaboard within just some days of India issuing its alarm for an impending missile test off the coast of Odisha. It is currently anchored in the international waters off the country’s coastline. The Agni-V missile test with Multiple Independently Targetable Re-entry Vehicle (popular as MIRV) technology was successfully

Officers from maritime agencies of friendly foreign nations who have arrived in India for specialized training pose for a photo with Indian Coast Guard officersNew Delhi: Fifty-two officers and sailors from friendly foreign countries have arrived in India for specialized maritime training being conducted by the Indian Coast Guard. The training is part of an initiative for partner nations called “