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In a significant milestone for India’s military capabilities, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully deployed its indigenous Military Combat Parachute System (MCPS) from an altitude of 27,000 feet.This achievement marks the MCPS as the only parachute system currently in use by the Indian Armed Forces capable of deployment above 25,000 feet.The system, developed
India is significantly bolstering its naval fleet to maintain security and stability in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), a crucial corridor for global shipping.This expansion is partly in response to China’s growing influence in the region, which includes establishing a military base in Djibouti and securing access to key ports like Gwadar in Pakistan and Hambantota in Sri Lanka.In January 2025,
The India-Bangladesh Naval Exercise Bongosagar 2025 and Coordinated Patrol (CORPAT) were conducted in the Bay of Bengal this week, marking a significant event in maritime cooperation between the two nations.The exercise featured the participation of INS Ranvir from the Indian Navy and BNS Abu Ubaidah from the Bangladesh Navy. This joint endeavour aimed to enhance interoperability between the two
The Indian Navy has marked a significant milestone in its efforts to enhance its blue water capabilities with the keel laying ceremony of the second Fleet Support Ship (FSS) at Larsen & Toubro (L&T) Shipyard in Kattupalli, Tamil Nadu.This ceremony underscores the Navy’s strategic push towards self-reliance and indigenous shipbuilding, aligning with the government’s initiatives of
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is taking decisive steps to counter China’s newly deployed Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR) in Yunnan, which boasts a detection range exceeding 5,000 kilometres. This radar significantly enhances China’s surveillance capabilities, allowing it to monitor Indian missile tests and activities across vast areas, including the Indian Ocean and deep into Indian territory.The
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has underscored the strategic importance of integrating drones into military operations, offering valuable lessons for the Indian Army. Drones have emerged as a critical component of modern warfare, serving multiple tactical and strategic purposes for both Russia and Ukraine.They have been used extensively for reconnaissance, artillery direction, and direct attacks,
Astra Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile hit flying target with precision. Missile designed by Defence Research body, targets over 100km. Missile test-fired by Aeronautical Development AgencyIn a significant enhancement to the Indian Air Force’s combat capabilities, the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) successfully conducted a test-launch of the indigenous ASTRA Beyond Visual Range
The Indian Army and the Indian Air Force (IAF) recently conducted a synergised exercise in Jammu to enhance interoperability between ground and air forces.The exercise aimed to strengthen coordination and ensure seamless integration of aerial and land-based operations in dynamic battlefield scenarios.Under the aegis of Tiger Division, the training simulated real-world operational conditions, with
The Indian Air Force (IAF) Chief, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, has reiterated the need for a joint military strategy to effectively tackle the challenges of new-age warfare. In a recent address at the Defence Services Staff College in Wellington, Tamil Nadu, he highlighted the importance of integrated training and operational synergy among the three services—Army, Navy, and Air Force—to enhance
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has departed from Mauritius after concluding a highly successful two-day state visit, marking a significant milestone in strengthening bilateral ties between India and the island nation.During his visit, PM Modi attended Mauritius’ National Day celebrations as the chief guest, where he was conferred with the country’s highest national honour, the Grand Commander of