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“Working with the United States government, we are working […] to determine what is feasible and what is best for Ukraine,” said Raytheon’s Tom Laliberty.
The Defence Research and Development Organisation has achieved a major breakthrough in India’s underwater combat capabilities with its indigenous Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cell Air-Independent Propulsion system.Indian defence scientists are now moving beyond this milestone by designing a highly advanced hybrid energy network. This architecture is intended to provide future conventional submarines with
India’s Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) has moved its indigenous AI inference chip into trial production, partnering with HCL Infosystems to validate its design and performance.This marks a crucial step in India’s semiconductor journey under the ₹1.27 trillion SEMICON 2.0 mission, with commercial deployment targeted by 2029–2030.The AI inference chip is designed to execute
Canada’s Indian-origin Foreign Minister Anita Anand concluded a landmark one-day visit to Pakistan, announcing more than 47 million dollars in new security and development assistance while pledging closer cooperation in trade, investment and clean energy, India Today reported.This marked the first visit by a Canadian Foreign Minister to Pakistan in nearly two decades, signalling a renewed push to
India’s search for a fifth‑generation fighter has become more complex as hurdles surrounding the acquisition of the American F‑35 continue to delay progress, Zee News reported.This has kept Russia’s Su‑57 stealth fighter in contention as a possible alternative.Defence analysts believe that if India inducts the Su‑57, its integration with the already‑operational S‑400 Triumf air defence system
India’s Kaveri engine has long stood as both a symbol of ambition and a reminder of the immense challenges in aerospace engineering. Conceived in the 1980s to power the Light Combat Aircraft TEJAS, the indigenous turbofan was meant to free India from dependence on foreign suppliers.Yet despite decades of effort, the original Kaveri could not deliver the thrust and reliability required, forcing
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is preparing to raise the annual production of the TEJAS MK-1A fighter jet to 30 aircraft, The Week reported.This marks a significant increase in capacity, supported by assurances from GE Aerospace that it will deliver between 20 and 22 engines each year.HAL Chairman and Managing Director Ravi Kota explained in an interview with Zone Victor Aerospace & Defence
The United States has announced steep tariffs on imported generic drugs beginning in August 2028. President Donald Trump declared that the measure was intended to onshore production of pharmaceutical products and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.The move is expected to have significant consequences for India, which is the largest exporter of generic drugs to the US.Trump explained on his