IAF Helicopters To Be Armed With Micro-Missiles And AI Systems For Drone Defence

The Indian Air Force is advancing plans to transform its attack helicopters into specialised drone hunters, equipping them with micro-missiles, AI-powered radars, GPS and radio-frequency jammers, and advanced fragmentation warheads.This initiative, highlighted at the IAF-SIDM seminar SANKALP 2026 and tested during Exercise Rotor Clapp-III in Rajasthan, reflects India’s urgent push to counter the

August 3, 2026
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Government Delay Leaves Two Strategically Important Satellites Grounded At ISRO’s Orbital Spaceport

Two strategically important satellites, NVS-03 and GISAT-1A, have been waiting at India’s spaceport in Sriharikota for weeks, with their launches stalled due to the absence of government approval, Times of India reported.Alongside them, a GSLV MK-2 rocket stands in readiness, its propellant filling halted midway after clearance failed to materialise.This situation has raised concerns within the

August 3, 2026
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India’s Expanding AWACS Fleet Could Shape Future Wars With China And Pakistan

India is steadily expanding one of the most critical yet least visible elements of its air power, the Airborne Warning and Control Systems.These airborne platforms are often described as flying eyes and command centres, capable of detecting hostile aircraft, drones and missiles hundreds of kilometres away while simultaneously directing friendly fighters and air defence networks.Two decades ago,

August 3, 2026
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AI Runs the Hack: Chinese Actor Automates Cyberattacks With DeepSeek

Unit 42 uncovered an AI-driven Chinese hacking campaign where DeepSeek autonomously scanned targets, selected exploits, and launched attacks. Researchers at Palo Alto’s Unit 42 got a front-row seat to something they’d only theorized about before: an AI system running an actual hacking campaign with almost no human steering it. The researchers spotted a Chinese-speaking actor, […]

August 3, 2026
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India’s ₹90,000‑Crore Submarine Deal With Germany Hinges On Hidden Endurance

India and Germany are close to finalising the ₹90,000‑crore Project‑75I submarine deal, but no contract has yet been signed.The program will deliver six advanced Type‑214 submarines with Air Independent Propulsion (AIP), built in India by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) in partnership with ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). The real prize is the ability to remain submerged for weeks, a

August 1, 2026
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Xi Jinping’s India Visit Marks Historic BRICS Reset And Diplomatic Thaw

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit New Delhi this September for the BRICS Summit, marking his first trip to India in six years.The visit is scheduled for 12–13 September and would end the freeze that followed the deadly Galwan Valley clashes of June 2020. If realised, it will be a historic diplomatic manoeuvre with the potential to reshape Asian geopolitics.The anticipated arrival

August 1, 2026
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Global Dealmaker, Ruin Within: Pakistan’s Jugular Vein (PoK) Rebellion, Pakistan’s Brutal Split

Pakistan under Field Marshal Asim Munir embodies a paradox that is both striking and dangerous. Abroad, it presents itself as a broker of global instability, mediating conflicts and offering corridors of connectivity. At home, however, it remains coercive, repressive, and deeply fragile, according to an analysis by The Print.This duality has defined the state for decades, with the military’s

August 1, 2026
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