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Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh participated in a significant interoperability demonstration with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) by flying onboard a Airbus KC‑30A Multi‑Role Tanker Transport from Sydney to Canberra.During the flight, he observed an in‑air refuelling operation involving a fifth‑generation F‑35A Lightning II fighter jet, showcasing the advanced aerial capabilities of the
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, speaking at the India-Australia Defence Industry Round Table in Sydney, underscored the deepening strategic relationship between the two nations.He described the evolution from a long-standing friendship into a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership as a significant milestone, rooted in shared democratic values, mutual trust, and multi-sectoral cooperation.Co-chaired
“The ADF will seek space advantage to enable freedom of action by temporally assuring access and disrupting or denying an adversary use of the space domain, as required,” states Australia’s Concept SELENE outlining military space oper…
India and Australia signed key defence agreements during Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s official visit to Australia, marking a significant step in strengthening their bilateral defence and strategic cooperation.These agreements were signed in the presence of Rajnath Singh and Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles at the Parliament House in Canberra.The new
Leaders welcomed the agreement between Israel and Hamas, projecting optimism that an end to the war could be near.
India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Sydney on Wednesday, commencing a high-profile official visit aimed at strengthening defence and strategic cooperation between India and Australia. He was received at Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport by India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Gopal Baglay, alongside senior officials, marking the start of a packed engagement
File photo of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh with Australian Defence Minister Richard MarlesIndia and Australia are set to significantly enhance their defence cooperation during Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit to Sydney later this week. The visit will see the signing of important pacts focused on intelligence sharing, submarine rescue, and the initiation of joint staff talks aimed at
India and Australia are set to formalise three new defence agreements during Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit to Australia from October 9–10, 2025.These agreements aim to expand bilateral cooperation in information sharing, maritime security, and joint military activities, marking a major milestone in their growing strategic alignment under the comprehensive strategic partnership
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will undertake an official visit to Australia from 7th to 10th October 2025, marking the first visit by an Indian defence minister to the country in nearly 12 years. The last such visit was made by then Defence Minister AK Antony in 2013. This visit underscores the growing significance of the Indo-Pacific security architecture and the deepening strategic
India and Australia are set to conduct the fourth edition of their bilateral military exercise, AUSTRAHIND 2025, from October 13 to 26, 2025, at Irwin Barracks in Perth, Australia. The joint announcement was made by the Indian Army, highlighting the growing strategic and defence cooperation between the two nations.The primary objective of AUSTRAHIND 2025 is to strengthen the operational