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India’s decision to acquire 300 Russian R-37M long-range air-to-air missiles in a deal worth over $1.2 billion marks a significant leap in its aerial combat capability, reported Business Today.The announcement coincides with the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, the campaign launched on 3 May 2025, which underscored the decisive role of long-range precision weapons in modern warfare.
India is exploring a landmark partnership with France’s Safran to co-develop engines for the TEJAS MK-2 fighter, a move driven by persistent delays in GE’s F404 and F414 engine deliveries.Safran’s offer of full intellectual property transfer could transform India’s aerospace ecosystem, giving it unprecedented autonomy in jet engine design and production.India’s pursuit of self-reliance in defence
TATA Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) has unveiled its indigenously developed 30mm Crewless Turret, a cutting-edge unmanned weapon system designed to enhance survivability and firepower for India’s future armoured platforms.This marks a significant milestone in India’s defence modernisation drive, combining advanced automation, precision targeting, and indigenous manufacturing strength.The 30mm
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is set to extend production of its flagship Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv for another eight to ten years, keeping the line alive at least into the mid‑2030s as India deepens its reliance on indigenous defence aerospace platforms, according to an analysis by Girish Linganna of Mathrubhumi.The Dhruv, now recognised as the backbone of India’s military helicopter