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India’s May 8 missile launch over the Bay of Bengal has triggered intense speculation that the country may have tested either an advanced Agni‑series strategic missile, possibly the Agni‑6, or a hypersonic glide vehicle demonstrator.The unusually vast 3,500 km danger corridor, combined with official silence, has amplified deterrence messaging towards China and Pakistan.India’s highly visible
Pakistan’s unveiling of the FATAH-3 supersonic cruise missile on 7 May represents a significant doctrinal and technological shift in South Asia’s strategic environment.The missile, publicly displayed by the Army Rocket Force Command, is widely assessed to be a derivative of China’s HD-1 supersonic cruise missile family.Its introduction directly challenges India’s long-standing dominance in
China has for the first time officially admitted that its personnel were present on Pakistani soil during Operation Sindoor, providing direct technical support to the Pakistan Air Force, reported NDTV.This revelation came through China’s state broadcaster CCTV, where engineers from the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) described their involvement in supporting Pakistani operations.&
India has announced a major leadership transition in its defence establishment, appointing Lieutenant General N S Raja Subramani as the new Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan as the next Chief of Naval Staff.Both will assume office by the end of May, marking a significant moment in India’s ongoing military modernisation and integration efforts.Lieutenant General N S
India’s restriction of a 3,560‑km Bay of Bengal corridor from 6 to 9 May has sharply intensified speculation that the country is preparing for the first test of the Agni‑6 intercontinental ballistic missile. The timing, coinciding with the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, and political messaging from the BJP, has added weight to the belief that India is on the cusp of a historic milestone
The founders can be seen standing in front of PSLV-C62 a day ahead of the launchHyderabad-based start-up TakeMe2Space has announced that it will launch its MOI-1a satellite aboard SpaceX’s Transporter 18 mission scheduled no earlier than October this year.The satellite is designed to serve as India’s first artificial intelligence laboratory and data centre in orbit. This development comes after
EndureAir Systems has unveiled a new long-range kamikaze drone, marking another step in India’s expanding unmanned strike capabilities. In March 2026, the company signed a cooperation agreement with Ananth Technologies to jointly develop indigenous loitering munitions under the Indigenously Designed, Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) category.This partnership reflects India’s determination to
China’s decision to supply Pakistan with fifth‑generation Shenyang J‑35 stealth fighters represents a watershed moment in South Asian airpower, reported China based media portal SCMP.The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has confirmed an initial collaborative agreement for the acquisition of the aircraft, though details of the scope remain undisclosed.This follows a year after Pakistan, with Chinese
India and the United States are now prioritising cooperation in quantum technologies, artificial intelligence, and nuclear science, with nuclear fusion and modular reactors singled out as transformative areas.The SHANTI Act has opened India’s civil nuclear sector to private participation, paving the way for deeper collaboration with American firms.India’s Ambassador to the United States, Vinay