Gen. Manoj Pande, Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), India, speaks with a Soldier during a presentation to showcase cutting-edge military equipment, including Strykers and other advanced weaponry, showcasing the technological advancements and modernization efforts of both armies as part of their visit to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Feb. 15, 2024JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD: General Manoj Pande, Chief of

India’s defence indigenisation is powered by a partnership between the public and the private sectorby Monica VermaThe year was 2011 and the UPA government was in power. The Indian Army had conducted an internal study, findings of which were presented to the Cabinet Committee on Security. It consisted of a scathing report on India’s lack of preparedness against China in case of a war. According

Personnel from all participating navies at the MILAN-2024 closing ceremony onboard INS VikrantThis year’s edition of MILAN saw the participation of 35 units, including ships, submarines and aircraftThe sea phase of MILAN-2024 concluded on February 27 (Tuesday). This edition of MILAN witnessed the participation of 35 units, including ships, submarines and aircraft.About 13 ships and one aircraft

India aims to boost its presence in the global defence market by exporting platforms like Tejas aircraft, BrahMos missiles, and Pinaka systems. India’s defence production is projected to reach Rs 3 lakh croreFrench Army chief General Pierre Schill, who has arrived in India on Tuesday, will be witnessing the firepower demonstration of the indigenously developed and manufactured Pinaka multi-barrel

JF-17 is an illegal copy which is based on the much venerated Soviet era MiG-21 fighter jetAzerbaijan’s Air Force may be taking steps to fill a long-standing requirement for fighter aircraft. On February 22, Azernews.az reported that Azerbaijan’s Air Force inked a $1.6 billion deal with Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) for the purchase of JF-17 Block-III combat aircraft, along with unspecified

Dhaka: Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, the Chief of the Indian Air Force, called on Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and congratulated her on winning a fresh mandate, further conveying best wishes for her tenure.Air Chief Chaudhari also briefed the Bangladesh PM on ongoing bilateral defence cooperation on Tuesday.In a post on social media platform ‘X’, the Indian High Commission in