The UK, in partnership with Italy and Japan, has launched a program to produce the 6th generation fighter jet named it the ‘Tempest’. The partners of the project have shown interest that India should be part it. The three countries have signed an agreement over shared design and development of the fighter to roll it out by 2035A high-level delegation led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will be

NEW DELHI: Amidst the rising deployment of drones for surveillance, logistics support and even attack, India has developed an effective counter-technology. This is along with the multiple types of drones being developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).As per the report recently tabled by a parliamentary standing committee, the DRDO “is developing an indigenous

New Delhi: The co-founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of
EaseMyTrip, Nishant Pitti, has announced the suspension of all Maldives flight
bookings following the derogatory remarks made by Maldives ministers against
India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Standing in support of India, Nishant Pitti took to social media X, stating,
"In solidarity with our nation, @

New Delhi: Tour operators in India are gearing up for an impact of calls for a cancellation of holidays in the Maldives as they said that there are "no new inquiries by people" for visits to the island nation.The Indian Association of Tour Operators predicts that the repercussions of recent events and the call for a boycott will become apparent within the next 20-25 days.However, the operators

ISRO’s Small Satellite Launch Vehicle taking off from SHAR spaceportUnlike an aircraft, which can be certified to be safe for humans to fly, there is no such mechanism for Indian spacecraft yet, ISRO chairman S Somnath saidCHENNAI: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is currently working on an indigenous mechanism to certify its spacecraft, said ISRO chairman S Somnath on Sunday. He was

Earlier in the day, the Maldives government in a statement distanced itself
from the remarks, calling them ‘ personal opinion’

The Maldives government on Sunday suspended three of its ministers for their
derogatory remarks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following the latter’s
recent visit to Lakshadweep, a local media Atoll Times reported.

Mariyam Shiuna, Malsha Shareef and