It is understood that for ‘Bharat Shakti’, the war game will test the efficacy of Indian-made platforms and network-centric systemsNew Delhi: On the eve of the notification of the 2024 General Elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the war game ‘Bharat Shakti’ in Pokhran in Rajasthan on March 12 with the exercise only involving indigenously developed weapons platforms and systems.

Trouble is likely to arise for Chinese automobile companies who are doing business in India after US President Joe Biden on Friday directed the Department of Commerce to investigate the national security risks from vehicles that incorporate technology from China. As per the statement by the White House, the government was taking this step after it emerged that new vulnerabilities and threats

On 11 January, the United States Navy Seals intercepted a dhow, a small boat that is used by Asian fisherman and local traders, in the Arabian Sea off the Somali coast. The said boat was found to be carrying Iranian-made advanced conventional weapons, including critical parts for medium-range ballistic missiles and anti-ship cruise missiles. The Seals, who lost two of their commandos during the

The runway expansion, which will enable the airfield to handle fighter jets in future, is about 15% complete and likely to be finished in two yearsThe first landing of a fixed-wing aircraft at the Nyoma ALG took place on September 18, 2009, when an AN-32 transport aircraft landed there.The Indian Air Force’s Advanced Landing Ground (ALG) in Nyoma, close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in

Mohammad Ghouse Nayazi (Left) is an accused in the murder of RSS leader Rudresh R (Right)Mohammad Ghouse Nayazi, accused of killing RSS functionary, arrested in South Africa. Nayazi, member of PFI, allegedly killed RSS leader Rudresh R in 2016. Gujarat ATS tracked Nayazi and alerted central agencies for arrestMohammad Ghouse Nayazi, a fugitive criminal accused of killing a Rashtriya Swayamsevak

Indian Defence Ministry signed contracts for procurement of nuclear-capable BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles at the cost of 195.2 billion rupees ($2.36 billion) for the Indian Navy, an official statement said on Friday, reported Pakistan based publication The Express Tribune.“The contract for procurement of BrahMos missiles has been signed with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited at ₹19,518.65