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Union Home Minister Amit Shah will embark on a wide‑ranging multi‑state tour of India’s border regions beginning on Monday night, with the aim of reviewing the country’s security architecture and strengthening coordination among agencies responsible for safeguarding the frontiers.The initiative underscores the Centre’s continued emphasis on bolstering border management in the face of evolving
The Defence Research and Development Organisation has cleared the ULPGM-V3 missile for mass production following the successful conclusion of its final deliverable configuration trials at the Kurnool test range in Andhra Pradesh.These trials validated the missile’s performance in both air-to-ground and air-to-air roles, demonstrating its readiness for induction into service. Operated through an
The Viper rifle, developed by Bangalore-based SSS Defence, is finally set to
enter service with two Indian police forces after nine years of development.
This marks a significant milestone for India’s indigenous small arms industry,
showcasing the country’s growing confidence in its ability to design and
produce modern tactical weapons, according to a
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in SSS Defence
India has inaugurated a ₹1,000 crore artillery shell manufacturing plant in Shirdi, Maharashtra, capable of producing 5 lakh 155mm shells annually, making it the largest private-sector unit of its kind.The facility, part of a broader defence complex, will also produce rocket launchers, drones, explosives, and electronic systems, positioning India as a rising global defence manufacturing hub.The
The Indian Army has successfully validated the auto laying technology upgrade of its Light Field Gun at the Central Proof Establishment in Itarsi, marking a significant leap in artillery modernisation.The trials confirm enhanced accuracy, faster deployment, and reduced manual effort, strengthening operational capability and combat readiness.The firing trials of the auto laying technology upgraded
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have intensified a major anti-terror operation in Rajouri’s Gambir Mughlan forest, part of the Pir Panjal belt, where heavily armed terrorists have been cornered.The breakthrough came on Sunday morning after a massive cordon-and-search operation was launched jointly by the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and the Central Reserve Police Force.The
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has emphasised that future wars will be multi-domain, involving land, sea, air, cyberspace and cognitive warfare operating simultaneously.He underlined that technology, speed and innovation will be decisive factors in determining the success of military operations.Speaking at the inauguration of a defence manufacturing unit in Maharashtra’s Ahilyanagar
The photograph went viral internationally. A grim looking Indian Army officer, Major General Sachin Mehta, seated amid the wreckage of a crashed Cheetah helicopter near […]
Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVNL) has delivered the 1000th indigenously manufactured T-90(IM) “Bhishma” tank to the Indian Army, marking a historic milestone in India’s defence manufacturing drive.With over 90% indigenous content, this achievement underscores India’s growing self-reliance in armoured vehicle production and strengthens the Army’s combat capabilities.The 1000th T-90(IM) tank
Three Indian Army officers, including Major General Sachin Mehta, miraculously survived a crash of a Cheetah helicopter in Ladakh’s Tangste region on 20 May 2026, reported Vishnu Som of NDTV.Despite injuries, they managed to walk away from the wreckage, and a viral selfie taken by the Major General captured their resilience.The incident has reignited debate over the ageing Cheetah fleet and