The portfolio of orders of the Indian-Russian producer of supersonic missiles BrahMos has reached $7 billion, the company’s export director Pravin Pathak told TASS."The portfolio of orders of BrahMos has already reached $7 billion, which includes both Indian and export orders," he said at World Defence Show 2024.The international defence and security exhibition World Defence Show 2024 is ongoing

Test firing of ship-Borne BrahMos variant from Navy’s stealth guided-missile destroyer INS KochiNo preconditions are in place at the moment that the stated timeframe will not be observedThe BrahMos-NG supersonic cruise missile is expected to begin flight testing before the end of 2025 said General Manager for Market Promotion & Export of BrahMos Aerospace Praveen Pathak told TASS at

TEJAS, India’s indigenous defence marvel, a product of Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, stands as a beacon of national pride, exemplifying the country’s prowess in crafting state-of-the-art military technology. A testament to India’s innovation and capabilities, TEJAS symbolizes the nation’s ability to independently develop cutting-edge advancements in defence. However, despite its remarkable

The Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is developing the T929 ATAK-2 helicopter using industrial experience gained through the joint AgustaWestland T129 Attack helicopter project between Turkish Aerospace Industries and the Italian Leonardo Company. Whereas, the HAL Light Combat Helicopter "Prachand" is an indigenously developed multi-role light attack helicopter designed and manufactured by the

The Indian Space Research Organisation currently depends on other agencies to gather the aerodynamic data for such hypersonic velocities. This can now be done at IIT-KanpurNew Delhi: In what may aid in developing futuristic cruise missiles or space probes like the Gaganyaan, the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur has come out with a testing platform for aerodynamic studies of space capsules

The Indian Navy submarine INS ‘Karanj’, which arrived in Colombo on 03rd February 2024, departed the island today (05th February), on successful completion of its formal visit. The Sri Lanka Navy bade customary farewell to the departing submarine at the port of Colombo.Meanwhile, the Commanding Officer of INS ‘Karanj’, Commander Arunabh called on the Commander Western Naval Area, Rear Admiral