New Delhi: In what would be a significant capability boost for defence forces, India is planning to develop three new spy planes that would be capable of keeping a close watch on enemy communications and carry out long-range surveillance missions.The project would be carried out over indigenously and the majority of the technology and equipment to be used would be made in India.The proposal for

The 1st consignment of 3 units were delivered by Rosoboronexport while one unit has been deployed along China Border and the other along the Pakistan border. One unit will look at both bordersRosoboronexport Director General Alexander Mikheev affirmed that the S-400 contract is progressing according to the agreed-upon timelines and dismissed claims of any hindrance to deliveries reported Sputnik

Jodhpur: The preparations of the Indian Air Force for ‘Exercise Vayu Shakti 2024’ are in full swing. It will take place on February 17 and all frontline aircraft, including the Rafale fighter jets.Captain Shobhit Mishra, the Chief Operation Officer Group, told ANI that the exercise will "get as real as it can be."He said, "Air Force Station Jodhpur is one of the biggest air bases of the Indian

The government also plans to construct patrol track along the Indo-Myanmar border for improved surveillanceUnion home minister Amit Shah announced on Tuesday that the central government has decided to build a fence along the entire 1643-kilometre Indo-Myanmar border. Additionally, a patrol track will be constructed along the border to enhance surveillance.“The Modi government is committed to

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke with his Polish counterpart Radek Sikorski on Tuesday and discussed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the situation in Europe.Taking to X, EAM Jaishankar shared about their conversation saying, "Good to speak to Poland Foreign Minister @radeksikorski. Discussed the Ukraine conflict and the situation in Europe. Look forward to working