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Chinese defence researchers have run a detailed computer simulation to examine how the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) might degrade or shut down Starlink connectivity over a Taiwan‑sized battlespace in a future conflict.The work, published on 5 November in the journal Systems Engineering and Electronics, treats Starlink as a dynamic, resilient mesh rather than a static satellite link and
Russia has continued with its strategic commitment to strengthening military space capabilities, as evidenced by the recent deployment of classified satellites using the Angara-1.2 light launch vehicle. The operation was conducted from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, a facility known for servicing numerous military and government launches since the Soviet era. This Cosmodrome, situated in the
Infinity Campus is a state-of-the-art facility spread across 2,00,000 square feet workspaceCampus to Boost India’s Private Space Capabilities through designing, developing, integrating and testing multiple launch vehiclesPrime Minister will inaugurate Indian space start-up Skyroot’s Infinity Campus on 27th November at 11 AM via video conferencing. He will also unveil Skyroot’s first orbital
India is on the verge of finalising nearly USD 450 million in new BrahMos missile export contracts, reflecting a substantial leap in its defence export ambitions.These agreements are currently in the final negotiation stages with several friendly nations highly impressed by the missile’s combat-proven performance during Operation Sindoor. The missile’s precision, speed, and reliability during
India’s preparations for a major BrahMos missile test in the Bay of Bengal have drawn substantial Chinese attention, with the presence of three suspected surveillance vessels near the Andaman and Nicobar Islands raising alarm among defence planners, reported Zee News.The test window, officially declared through a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM), restricts airspace over a 490‑kilometre corridor
India plans to triple the number of its satellites in orbit from the current count of 57 within the next three years, according to ISRO chairman V Narayanan.This expansion is part of a broader vision that includes launching India’s first human spaceflight mission, Gaganyaan, in 2027 and establishing a national space station by 2035, with the first module scheduled for launch in 2028. ISRO’s
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh declared that India is entering a "golden era of defence innovation" during his address at the Swavlamban 2025 event, held at the Manekshaw Centre.He emphasised the need for India to move beyond a reactive approach to adopt a proactive outlook to become future-ready amid rapid geopolitical changes.Singh urged the private sector to adopt a "profit-plus" mindset,
Apollo Micro Systems Ltd, an aerospace and defence company, experienced a surge in its share price resulting in an upper circuit lock following the announcement of significant order wins.The company secured orders worth ₹5.7 crore from the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and ₹21.6 crore from a private company, amounting to a total of ₹27.36 crore in new orders. These orders
Indian Army’s Trishakti Corps has launched intensive Army Martial Arts Routine (AMAR) combat training at altitudes exceeding 14,000 feet to enhance close-combat readiness in the challenging high-altitude zones along the Northern Borders.This training, conducted in sub-zero temperatures, thin air, and rugged terrain, aims to prepare soldiers to effectively respond in close-quarters combat even