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Pralay conventionally armed short range ballistic missileGiven vulnerability on Siliguri corridor and ceremonial military force of Bhutan, India has decided to secure North-East with Pralay and Nirbhay missilesAfter securing a “minimum credible nuclear deterrent” with a proven nuclear triad, the Narendra Modi government is moving towards a robust conventional warhead missile deterrent to ward off
Chinese naval profile in the Eastern Indian Ocean has increased in recent yearsThe Eastern Indian Ocean (EIO) is witnessing the increasing military presence of China. Two recent developments are significant in this regard: first, China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has recently conducted maiden naval exercises with Cambodia.It points to the strengthening of China-Cambodia defence ties.
Indian Navy invites Expression of Interest (EoI) for "Repair and Overhaul facility for MiG-29K-KUB Landing Gears and associate Actuating Struts’, from reputed Indian firms based in India having technical and financial capability. Infrastructure and experience to execute the project.The scope of work involves establishment of comprehensive test, repair and overhaul facilities for MiG-29K-KUB
The government has asked officials to build multiple tourism hubs in Arunachal. This will be possible through civil-military partnership. The focus will be on developing homestays, treks, camping sites, adventure sports activities and spiritual toursNEW DELHI: The Narendra Modi government has asked the different Central and state agencies to fast-track development and infrastructure projects in
‘Pralay’, a quasi ballistic surface to surface missileNew Delhi: In a giant leap towards creating a strong rocket force to tackle the threat from the northern borders, Indian defence forces are set to place orders for two more units of the Pralay ballistic missiles at the cost of over Rs 7,500 crore.The move comes after the Defence Ministry in December last year cleared one unit of these missiles
Thimphu: Bhutan is being "heavily pressurised by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)" to change its stand on Doklam, according to a Delhi-based foreign policy think tank Red Lantern Analytica (RLA)."Bhutan, who even agreed to coordinate its foreign policy with that of India, under agreements like the Friendship Treaty, is now being heavily pressurised by the CCP to change its stand owing to which
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, Chief of the Army Staff General Manoj Pande and Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar during a meeting in New DelhiHighlighting the intense race towards militarisation of space, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Anil Chauhan on Tuesday made a strong pitch for developing dual-use platforms with a special focus on incorporating cutting-edge technology
NEW DELHI: In order to examine ways and means to boost India’s space defence capabilities, the Indian Space Association (ISpA), which represents the private space industry, and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) have organised the first edition of DefSpa, a three-day symposium on space defence here from April 11-13.According to DefSpa, the idea behind the event is to create
Two B1 bombers were part of American exhibits at the Aero India 2023 in Bangalore in FebruaryNew Delhi: Two B1-B heavy bomber jets of the US Air Force, for the first time, will be a part of the ‘Cope India’ exercise, a joint India-US mega air drills that began on Monday. The B1 heavy bomber jets will participate in the exercise this week.Amid the current geopolitical situation and China’s
Tezpur: Defence Research Laboratory (DRL) Tezpur, one of the premier lab of Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO), took proactive steps to conduct training on "DRDO Water Testing Kit " on Tuesday to Army personnel under 4 Corps.Director DRL, Dr D V Kamboj interacted with all the participants and encouraged them to learn the necessary skills to detect contaminants from water using