In a momentous achievement, the Indian Navy has successfully conducted tests for the landing and take-off of an Indian-made unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from its indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant. This ground breaking development, undertaken quietly at the beginning of the year, signals a significant leap forward in India’s maritime capabilities and underscores the navy’s commitment to

Jaishankar said that even by the traditional metrics of security assessments, India faces exceptional challenges. ‘Strenuous efforts have since been made, especially in the last decade, to correct the shortcomings of the previous decades.The country is actively enhancing its border infrastructure to bolster national security, emphasising the construction of roads, bridges, and tunnels along the

Rajnath Singh reviewed the operational capabilities of the Indian Navy aboard INS VikrantThe local defence industry would receive orders worth more than $100 billion in the following five to ten years, according to Rajnath Singh, the Indian defence ministerIndia is currently making efforts to indigenize all equipment used in its military, including tanks, submarines, and missiles, and notably,

A mission-mode approach to indigenisation that is more modest and focused can yield greater resultsby Gargi ShanbhagIndia’s defence industry has been frequenting the headlines for its massive boost in developing, procuring as well as exporting its indigenous arms and ammunition. From being a top importer of arms until the Covid-19 pandemic, to FY 2022-2023 where it has exported defence products

A day after Iranian drone attack hit chemical tanker in Indian Ocean, another attack on Indian ship reported today from Red Sea.An Indian-flagged crude oil tanker reported to be hit by attack drone fired by two Houthi anti-ship ballistic missiles in the Red Sea, US military stated.the US Central Command took to their X handle (former Twitter) and stated that The Gabon-owned tanker MV SAIBABA

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah questioned whether the police are "fighting terrorists or our own people?"Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah alleged on Friday that the police have detained multiple civilians during their anti-terror operation following the recent terrorist ambush in Poonch district.The National Conference MP, who questioned whether the