Indigenous fighter jet TEJAS and Sukhoi Su-30MKI flying together during an exerciseAir Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari on Saturday said the IAF has indigenised more than 60,000 components in the last two to three years. He also said the Air Force cannot rely on foreign OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) for repair and overhaul maintenance activities and that it has to be done in-house.The IAF

Minister Jitendra Singh, ISRO Chief S Somanath and Dr P Veeramuthuvel accepting the awardThe award recognised the remarkable contribution made by ISRO in pushing the boundaries of space exploration. When PM Modi talks of Amritkaal and India’s ascent to that pedestal, that ascent has already begun via Space technology: Dr Jitendra Singh. "Three successive success stories, which I would say is

Maldives is currently floating towards Chinaby Vice Admiral Biswajit Dasgupta (Retd)THE MUIZZU GOVERNMENT in the Maldives seems to be getting into hot water as far as its relationship with India goes. Even before assuming office as president, Mohamed Muizzu was unambiguous about his alignment with China and his disdain for India. The relationship between the Maldives and India has since headed

CDS visiting the lab of Common Alert Protocol (CAP) Early Warning Integrated Alert SystemGeneral Anil Chauhan explored an opportunity through collaboration for modern, secure communication in the evolving digital landscapeNew Delhi: Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan recently visited the Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) Delhi Campus with the purpose of exploring

A copter of the Indian Navy hovers over MV Norfolk, some 850 km east of AfricaWith Indian sea trade facing increased threats from Somalian pirates and Yemen-based Houthi rebels, the Indian Navy has heightened its presence in the Arabian Sea and is now fielding its biggest peace-time deployment at sea. Its warships are aided by live feed from powerful long-range UAVs and maritime surveillance

Avalon Technologies, an Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) company, announced entering into a strategic partnership with C-DAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) as part of the ‘RUDRA’ program, which aims at designing and manufacturing supercomputers in India.The partnership will add to the indigenous manufacturing capability of High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems that are