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General Anil Chauhan has unveiled the Joint Air Defence Doctrine, a landmark step in India’s military modernisation.It establishes a unified framework for multi-layered air defence, enhancing integration among the Army, Navy and Air Force, while aligning with recent doctrinal advances in joint operations.The Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan formally released the Joint Air Defence
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh has been entrusted with the additional responsibility of leading the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). This development follows the conclusion of the extended tenure of incumbent DRDO Chairman Dr Samir V Kamat, which ends on 31 May 2026.An official order issued by the Ministry of Personnel confirmed that Singh, who currently serves as
ICGS Akshar (257) the second ship of Adamya-Class during delivery to the Indian Coast GuardGoa Shipyard Limited has officially handed over ICGS Akshay to the Indian Coast Guard, marking another significant milestone in India’s maritime security and indigenous defence manufacturing journey.The vessel, designated Yard 1273, is the fifth Fast Patrol Vessel in a series of eight being built by GSL,
The Ministry of External Affairs has once again emphasised that the Quad grouping is not aimed at targeting any country but is instead focused on delivering practical benefits to the Indo-Pacific region. At the weekly press briefing in New Delhi, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal underlined that the Quad is a cooperative platform designed to address regional and global challenges through
CISF has intensified its counter-drone and emergency preparedness measures across northern frontier airports, rolling out advanced training programs in collaboration with the Indian Army, DRDO, and DIAT Pune, while also modernising passenger screening and disaster response systems, according to a TOI report.This marks a significant step in safeguarding aviation hubs after last year’s drone
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has announced that India will introduce a new concept of "territorial security" to replace the traditional notion of border security. Speaking at Bhuj in Gujarat, he explained that the government will establish a quadrangular security grid in the coming days.This grid will involve the public, civil administration, local police, and the military, working alongside the
India is advancing its indigenous Zorawar light tank program with the integration of an Adaptive Thermal Camouflage System, a technology that only a handful of countries have operationalised.This system is designed to make the tank harder to detect by drones, helicopters, and missile seekers equipped with thermal cameras, a capability that has become indispensable on modern battlefields.The
India is launching a sweeping modernisation of its ageing T-72 tanks under Project Rhino, aiming to extend their service life beyond 2030 with new engines, advanced fire-control systems, enhanced protection, and even conversion into unmanned combat platforms under the Aditi 4.0 initiative, reported TOI.This upgrade is driven by the need to maintain battlefield parity with China and Pakistan while
The Indian Air Force views the Rafale and Su-30MKI fighters as complementary assets rather than rivals, reflecting a deliberate strategy to balance technology, manoeuvrability, and operational versatility, analysed Girish Linganna of Mathrubhumi.In modern air combat, the decisive factor is often who detects the opponent first, and this dynamic plays out in the contrast between the heavy Su-30MKI
India and China convened the 35th meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on Border Affairs (WMCC) in Beijing on Wednesday, with both sides describing the discussions as constructive and forward-looking.The Indian delegation was led by Joint Secretary (East Asia) Sujit Ghosh, while the Chinese side was headed by Hou Yanqi, Director General of the Boundary and Oceanic