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The recent visit of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and her fellow commissioners to India marked a significant shift in the EU’s strategic approach, as it seeks to strengthen ties with India in both trade and defence.This move comes at a time when the EU is facing challenges in its transatlantic relationship and is looking to diversify its partnerships. The visit highlighted
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met with Princess Astrid of Belgium and Defence Minister Theo Francken to discuss potential defence engagements in the Indo-Pacific region.The meeting highlighted the possibility of enhancing maritime domain cooperation between India and Belgium. Both sides also explored ways to bolster defence industrial cooperation, with Rajnath Singh welcoming investments from
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan is set to embark on an official visit to Australia from March 4 to March 7, 2025, with the aim of bolstering defence ties between India and Australia. This visit reflects the deepening relationship between the two nations, particularly in the realm of defence cooperation.During his visit, General Chauhan will engage in comprehensive discussions with
Security negotiations between India and its Southeast Asian neighbours have stepped up in recent months, observes Philippines-based analyst Don McLain Gill. Flexible in its engagement strategies, India has found a role as an alternative security partner for countries in the region.As uncertainty grows between the United States and China, Southeast Asia is increasingly looking towards India as a
India’s defence industry is poised to play a crucial role in bolstering the European Union’s (EU) supply chain, according to European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius. As European nations seek to modernize and strengthen their defence industries in response to emerging threats, India’s robust defence sector can significantly contribute to the EU’s defence preparedness.The
TROPEX 2025, the Indian Navy’s largest biennial maritime exercise, has taken centre stage in the Indo-Pacific region, showcasing India’s evolving naval prowess.Conducted between January and March 2025, this extensive drill is designed to assess operational readiness and project strategic intent. The exercise integrates naval, air, and ground assets, reflecting India’s growing maritime strength
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) has achieved a significant milestone in its submarine construction capabilities by building four submarines without the need for foreign overseeing teams. This success is attributed to the effective transfer of technology from the French Naval Group, which has been instrumental in enhancing MDL’s indigenous submarine construction skills. The collaboration
Exercise Desert Hunt 2025, conducted by the Indian Air Force from February 24 to 28, 2025, at Air Force Station Jodhpur, was a landmark integrated Tri-Service Special Forces exercise.This high-intensity drill brought together elite units from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, including the Para (Special Forces) of the Army, the Marine Commandos (MARCOS) of the Navy, and the Garud Special
Solar Industries India Limited, part of the Solar Group, has secured a significant export order valued at ₹2,150 Crores for the supply of defence products.This order, awarded by an international entity, is set to be executed over a period of six years, marking a substantial milestone in the company’s expansion into the global defence sector. The announcement was made in a filing before the stock
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasised the importance of addressing critical technological challenges to ensure India’s strength and security. Speaking at the inauguration of ‘Vigyan Vaibhav-2025’ in Hyderabad, part of the National Science Day celebrations, Singh highlighted the shift in warfare from hardware to software, underscoring the need for India to lead in transformative technologies