The contracts include 697 Bogie Open Military (BOM) wagons at a cost of ₹473 crore and 56 Mechanical Minefield Marking Equipment (MMME)-Mark II at a cost of ₹329 croreThe Defence Ministry on Thursday signed two contracts worth ₹802 crore towards equipment for the Army. They include 697 Bogie Open Military (BOM) wagons at a cost of ₹473 crore with Jupiter Wagons Limited and 56 Mechanical Minefield

Kathmandu: Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal met with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar at his office at Singhadurbar Palace in Kathmandu and shared views on Nepal-India bilateral relations on Thursday.Taking to X, Nepal PM shared about their meeting saying, "Glad to welcome Hon. @DrSJaishankar, Minister of External Affairs of India, at my office, Singhadurbar. Exchanged substantive

New Delhi: The Indian cybersecurity sector repelled numerous cyberattack attempts on the G20 portal during the summit and 16 lakh DDoS attacks per minute peaked at some point.Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) CEO Rajesh Kumar made the revelation during the annual conference. The I4C wing, which was established by the Ministry of Home Affairs, aims to provide a framework and eco-system

In an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18, Giridhar Aramane, India’s Defence Secretary, highlighted the Narendra Modi government’s strategic emphasis on fostering the growth and production of cutting-edge technologies in the defence sector.Capital outlay for acquisitions and modernisation could increase by 5-7.5%, says Defence Secretary Giridhar AramaneIndia’s private sector will benefit

Defence secretary Giridhar Aramane, in an exclusive conversation with
CNBC-TV18 on January 3, said India might cross ₹1.5 lakh crore in defence
production and even inch up higher, "if exports offer a better opportunity"

India’s defence production crossed the ₹1 lakh crore mark for the first time
ever during the financial year 2023 and the industry might just meet the
Narendra Modi

Women Agniveer soldiers in the Republic Day paradeThis year Republic Day will be showcasing women’s power more! On January 26 2024, one would witness two all-women contingents of the defence forces. "One contingent, consisting of 144 personnel, will comprise all women soldiers, with 60 from the Army and the remainder from the Indian Air Force and Indian Navy," stated defence officials, reported