Mazagon Dockyards Limited has submitted its response to the Defence Ministry tender for building three new Kalvari class submarines for the Indian Navy. The project, which will be built in Mumbai in partnership with French firm Naval Group, has already inducted five of the six Kalvari class submarines ordered in 2005 from France.In a significant development, the state-owned Mazagon Dockyards

Britain, Japan and Italy have signed an international treaty to establish a programme aimed at developing an advanced fighter jet, the defence ministers announced on Thursday.This collaboration, emerging a year after merging London and Tokyo’s fighter efforts, aims for the aircraft to take flight by 2035, pending parliamentary ratification. Led by Britain, the program’s headquarters will host

Indian Coast Guard aims to fortify its fleet with 200 ships & 100 aircraft by 2025, amid regional security concerns; ICG DG announced an imminent deal with MDLThe Indian Coast Guard (ICG) is set to strengthen its maritime capabilities along the Western Seaboard by significantly increasing its assets, as disclosed by Director General Rakesh Pal. Presently equipped with 157 ships and about 78

New Delhi: In a major boost for the Indian Army, the Defence Ministry has approved a Rs 2,800 crore proposal for buying around 6,400 rockets for Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher systems.The Defence Ministry’s Defence Acquisition Council’s recent meeting had cleared the proposal for the acquisition of two types of these rockets, known as Area Denial Munition Type 2 and Type-3, defence sources

On December 13, 2023, the Defence Ministry approved a proposal to purchase rockets for the Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher system. The order includes two types of rockets, known as Area Denial Munition Type-2 and Type-3, which will be procured from indigenous sources. The rockets will give additional lethality to the Pinaka system, which is already in service with the Indian Army reported

As China endeavours to normalise ties with the US, there might be expectations that Washington recognises India as not entirely aligned with shared valuesby Sana HashmiIndia has had a tumultuous few months with accusations from Canada and the US. First, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the country was pursuing “credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government