Rafale fighter jets will soon be made in Nagpur, said Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday. “French company Dassault will be manufacturing Rafale fighter jets here that you have witnessed taking off during the Republic Day parade in Delhi,” said Gadkari, while addressing the inaugural of Advantage Vidarbha, an industry event to draw investments.Gadkari said, at least 1,200 spares of both

Safran, MTU, and ITP are developing the Next European Fighter Engine/New European Engine for the FCAS/SCAF New Generation FighterIndia and France have moved forward on deepening their military partnership and are ready to collaborate on making the next generation of engines to power fighter jets.India’s Ambassador to France Jawed Ashraf said on Friday Safran, the French engine manufacturer, had

India’s indigenous fighter jet TEJAS firing a domestic made air-to-air missileIn fact Pakistan is banking more on its modernising missile arsenal and has adopted missile force as a principal component of its defence strategy for offsetting the significant conventional military advantages of its principal rival Indiaby Ranjit KumarDespite a precarious state of Pakistan’s economy and foreign

‘We had lost hope, but these guys have done a tremendous job,’ Captain Rawat saidCaptain Avinash Rawat, the master of MV Marlin Luanda, on Saturday thanked the Indian Navy for its help in extinguishing the fire on his ship following a missile strike by the Houthis in the Gulf of Eden.Rawat said, “Half of the world knows that yesterday we were struck by a missile in the Gulf of Aden. Due to the

New Delhi: Experts and distinguished voices from across the world heaped praise on India after the Indian Navy merchant vessel INS Visakhapatnam responded to a distress call by merchant vessel Marlin Luanda in the Gulf of Aden, which caught fire after a suspected drone strike by Houthi rebels in Yemen.The Navy ship, which was scrambled after the distress call, successfully doused the flames on

New Delhi: The firefighting team of the Indian Navy warship, INS Visakhapatnam successfully brought the fire onboard the merchant vessel Marlin Luanda under control on Saturday.The crew of the guided missile destroyer INS Visakhapatnam was accompanied by the crew of the MV to bring the blaze under control. The team is currently monitoring the situation to rule out any possibility of reignition.