Visakhapatnam: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday that the central government is committed to fulfilling the needs of the Indian Army and highlighted that there has been an increase in respect for the country on the global stage.Singh arrived in Visakhapatnam to attend the commissioning ceremony of ‘INS Sandhayak’ scheduled for tomorrow."Be it the Defence Minister, Naval Chief, or

The Indian government is yet to react to the fresh allegation from CanadaOttawa: Canada has named India as a ‘foreign threat’ that could potentially interfere in their elections, months after they alleged Delhi’s role in the killing of a Khalistani terrorist on their soil. The Indian government is yet to react to the fresh allegation.The allegation was made by the Canadian Security Intelligence

The Indian Army and Indian Navy elements including attack helicopters are expected to demonstrate their prowess in the ‘Vayu Shakti’All frontline aircraft, including the Rafale fighter jets and Prachand attack choppers, will take part in the Indian Air Force’s Exercise ‘Vayu Shakti’, Air Force Vice Chief-Air Marshal AP Singh said on February 2.The exercise is scheduled to be held on February 17

“The Army on February 3 opened fire after observing a suspicious movement near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district,” officials said. They said Army troops picked up the suspicious movement in the Sabra Gali area of Mendhar and immediately responded.“The firing was at a forward village in snow-bound Mendhar in the early hours of Saturday and a massive search operation

Turkish Air Force’s KAAN project faces uphill battle against greek F-35 acquisitionby Joseph P ChackoGreece will get F-35s, and the Turkish Air Force (TurAF) is acutely aware of the technological difference between it and the Hellenic Air Force (HAF).As a result, one of Turkey’s most important strategic priorities is manufacturing the fifth-generation fighter aircraft KAAN by Turkish Aerospace

Picture of a tunnel that Hamas reportedly used to attack IsraelDubbed "the Gaza metro" by the Israeli army, there were 1,300 tunnels over 500 kilometres in Gaza at the start of the war in October, according to a study from US military academy West Point.The Israeli army said Tuesday it is channelling water into Gaza’s tunnels in a bid to destroy the sprawling underground network used by Hamas