Indian Army is set to procure 10 vehicles from BEML initiallyThe Indian army has proposed requirement of 24 such vehicles for its 4 regiments of Arjun Tank. During the Vibrant Gujarat summit of 2024, the Vayu Aerospace review has informed that Indian Army is going to procure 10 Arjun ARRVs to start the procurement process. In 2018, the DAC has given approval for acquisition of Arjun ARRV.On 5th

by Madhav NalapatFrom the 1950s until the 1990s, mistrust of the private sector as an entirety (as distinct from favoured elements of it) restrained India from making the progress that could have been possible. Much smaller countries in both size as well as population leapt ahead of India where companies were concerned, including state owned monopolies that drained away a substantial chunk of tax

Chinese HQ-7 is an illegal Chinese copy of the French Crotale systemThese Chinese assets are either malfunctioning, or have over-promised, or are being handled by untrained personnelThe recent missile and drone strike by Iran into Pakistan has raised questions in various quarters, both in Pakistan and internationally, on whether the Pakistan military was capable enough to protect its airspace,

Rotating Detonation Engine to make rockets fuel-efficient, lightweightA new type of engine — called a rotating detonation engine — promises to make rockets not only more fuel-efficient but also more lightweight and less complicated to construct, say researchers. For the findings, published in the journal Physical Review E, researchers at the University of Washington have developed a

ISRO-JAXA’s proposed LUPEX mission will be the most complex undertaking by both the agenciesChandrayaan-3 project director Dr P Veeramuthuvel said that Artificial Intelligence would serve a huge purpose in future missionsChennai: To extend the lifespan of future space missions, refuelling and in-orbit satellite servicing works are being studied at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO),

India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft executes a challenging landing, showcasing the complexity of this remarkable achievementJapan’s recent lunar landing, becoming the fifth nation to complete a soft landing after India last August, showcased the challenges of returning to the moon. The moon lacks air, of course, making parachute deployment impossible. Only rocket engines can be used, requiring