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Mumbai-based Tecknotrove Systems has emerged as a leading developer of advanced defence simulators, creating highly immersive training environments that replicate real combat conditions while eliminating the risks of live exercises.Founded in 2002, the company has steadily expanded its portfolio to include simulators for infantry, armoured vehicles, artillery, MANPADS, and battlefield command
IG Defence, based in Noida, is developing India’s first private sector short-range surface-to-air missile system called Jwala, a fully indigenous project aimed at strengthening sovereign strike capabilities through rapid response, precision targeting, and flexible deployment.This marks a significant milestone in India’s defence ecosystem, reflecting the growing role of private industry in
SSS Defence has successfully delivered the first batch of its indigenously designed T-12 Semi-Auto Shotguns to the Indian Army, marking a significant milestone in India’s drive towards self-reliance in defence manufacturing.The weapon, already tested in counter-drone roles, is now being inducted into operational units, particularly under the Northern Command.The Bangalore-based defence
The STLR 400 from Ace Micromatic Group represents one of India’s most advanced industrial metal 3D printers, combining dual 1000W lasers, large build volume, and intelligent powder management to deliver high productivity for aerospace, defence, automotive, and medical applications.It is supported by AMG’s ecosystem of 5-axis machining centres through AmiT and AMS, enabling seamless integration
The rise in jet fuel prices amid the US war on Iran is worse for airlines than the Covid-19 pandemic, AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes has said
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As India commemorates the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, Air Marshal (Retd) Sanjeev Kapoor, AVSM, VM, described the operation as a proud milestone that reshaped India’s air power doctrine, strengthened regional deterrence, and accelerated the nation’s drive for defence self-reliance.In his reflections, he emphasised that the Indian Air Force’s standoff strikes on 7 May 2025 demonstrated
When India marked the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force released an 88‑second video showcasing precision strikes and coordinated military action.Yet beyond the visible firepower of fighter aircraft, drones and air defence systems, the footage revealed the silent but decisive role of space‑based surveillance and satellite intelligence.The operation, conducted without
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday paid tribute to the valour and sacrifices of the Indian armed forces on the anniversary of Operation Sindoor. He described the operation as a powerful symbol of national resolve and preparedness, emphasising that it reflected unmatched precision, seamless jointness and readiness to act decisively in safeguarding the nation.His remarks underscored the
India’s defence sector is experiencing a historic upswing, with exports surpassing 38,000 crore rupees. This surge is directly linked to the triumph of Operation Sindoor, a 96-hour engagement that highlighted the capabilities of India’s domestic defence systems. As international markets respond positively, key technologies like the BrahMos missile and Akash-NG air defence are leading the
India has solemnly commemorated the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, reaffirming its uncompromising stance against terrorism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh led tributes to the armed forces, while the Army and Air Force released powerful videos showcasing the precision strikes that dismantled terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied