The IAF’s mission was to annihilate the PAF’s F-86 Sabre squadron, deploying ten squadrons to secure air controlIn a historic feat not witnessed since World War II, the Indian Air Force (IAF) achieved air supremacy over Pakistan within two days during the 1971 war, marking a pivotal moment in military aviation. Defying international pressure, India launched a decisive war on December 4, 1971,

Air Force Chief said- future wars cannot be fought with imported weaponsNew Delhi: After the upgrade from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), the fighter Sukhoi Su-30MKI will no longer be a Russian jet but will have 78 percent indigenous component. In the first phase, 84 Su-30s will be extensively upgraded to become 4.5 to next generation jets to work with other Indian-made aircraft in the

With the vehicle having a tailless configuration, India joined an elite group
of countries to have mastered the controls for the flying wing technology

In a significant achievement for India’s defence capabilities, the Defence
Ministry has announced the successful flight trial of an indigenous high-speed
flying-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in Chitradurga, Karnataka.

In a solemn tribute, Prime Minister Narendra Modi honoured the heroes of India’s decisive triumph over Pakistan in the 1971 war on the occasion of ‘Vijay Diwas.’ Expressing pride in their valour and dedication, PM Modi emphasized that their sacrifices and unwavering spirit are eternally imprinted in the nation’s heart and history.Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday paid tribute to the heroes

New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday arrested two accused and seized an Indian Army uniform, along with arms and ammunition, among other incriminating materials, during raids at 23 places across four states in a People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI) extortion and levy collection case.Raman Kumar Sonu alias Sonu Pandit of Bihar and Nivesh Kumar of south-west district of

About 250 to 300 terrorists are present at launchpads across the border "waiting to infiltrate" Jammu and Kashmir, a top BSF officer said on Saturday.The officer, however, added that security forces were alert and would foil any cross-border infiltration attempts."There are intelligence inputs that 250-300 terrorists are waiting at launchpads, but we and the Army have dominated all the