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Day: May 21, 2026
AxisCades Aerospace To Invest ₹6,000 Crore In Karnataka For Integrated Aerospace And Defence Hub
AxisCades Aerospace has announced a massive ₹6,000 crore investment in Karnataka to establish a 200-acre integrated hub near Devanahalli, focusing on aerospace, defence, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence.The project will create 20,000 direct and 54,000 indirect jobs, significantly boosting Karnataka’s aerospace ecosystem.The Bangalore-based aerospace and defence company AxisCades
India Reaffirms Defence Partnership With Vietnam, Announces New Technology And Training Initiatives
India has reaffirmed its strong support for Vietnam’s defence modernisation, with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasising capacity-building, maritime security, defence industry collaboration, and military training during his official visit to Hanoi. The talks with General Phan Van Giang underscored the deepening of the Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, while new initiatives in
India And Italy Elevate Ties To Special Strategic Partnership, Launch Joint Roadmap For Global Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Italy has elevated bilateral ties to a “Special Strategic Partnership,” with both nations committing to a structured roadmap under the Joint Strategic Action Plan 2025–2029.The partnership now spans trade, defence, innovation, clean energy, and cultural exchanges, with a clear target of reaching €20 billion in annual trade by 2029.Prime Minister Modi,
Green Aero Opens Bangalore Facility To Accelerate Indigenous Engine Development
Green Aero has inaugurated its new 87,000 sq. ft. integrated R&D, testing, and engine assembly facility in Bengaluru, enabling an engine testing rate of one firing per day. This marks a significant leap in India’s private aerospace ecosystem, positioning the company to accelerate development of advanced propulsion systems.Green Aero, a deep-tech start-up incubated at IIT-Delhi, has
Estonia Foreign Minister Say ‘India Could Tip The Scales To End The Russia–Ukraine War’
Estonia’s Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna has praised India’s “huge role” in efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war, highlighting New Delhi’s diplomatic leverage over Moscow and expressing hope that India could exert greater pressure to bring lasting peace in Europe.He also underlined Estonia’s growing partnership with India in digital innovation, start-ups, and e-residency programs.Estonia’s
Indian Youth Strongly Endorse Operation Sindoor And View Middle East As Key Growth Driver Says ORF Foreign Policy Survey
Indian youth have voiced strong support for Operation Sindoor and identified the Middle East as a key driver of India’s future growth, according to the latest Foreign Policy Survey 2025 conducted by the Observer Research Foundation.The survey, released on Wednesday, gathered responses from over 5,000 Indians aged between 18 and 35 across 19 cities between October and November 2025, and
INS Sanghmitra, India’s First Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel, Launched At GRSE Kolkata
India’s first Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel (NGOPV), named INS Sanghmitra, was launched at GRSE Kolkata on 20 May 2026. This marks a major milestone in India’s naval modernisation drive, with the vessel designed for extended surveillance, coastal defence, and humanitarian operations.The launch ceremony was attended by Vice Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan, Vice Chief of Naval Staff, who served as
India Rejects Nuclear Blackmail, Rajnath Singh Warns Pakistan In Seoul
India has firmly rejected any notion of nuclear coercion, with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh declaring in Seoul that while India remains committed to its No First Use policy, it will not tolerate nuclear blackmail, particularly from Pakistan. His remarks underscore New Delhi’s resolve to balance restraint with deterrence in the face of regional threats.Rajnath Singh, addressing the Indian
India Accuses Pakistan Of Genocidal Acts At UNSC Over Civilian Killings In Afghanistan
India has strongly condemned Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council, accusing it of a long-tainted record of genocidal acts and systematic targeting of civilians in Afghanistan. Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni, Permanent Representative of India to the UN, made the remarks during the Annual UNSC Open Debate on the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict, highlighting Pakistan’s alleged