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The Indian Army has announced a comprehensive plan to induct tens of thousands of locally manufactured unmanned aerial systems and loitering munitions over the coming five years, Rahul Singh reported of Hindustan Times.This strategic move aims to significantly bolster battlefield capabilities, reflecting the profound impact these technologies have had on reshaping modern warfare. Military
The Indian Army contingent has officially commenced its journey to Egypt to take part in the fourth iteration of the joint special forces exercise, titled Cyclone-IV. This significant military engagement is slated to occur at Anshas, spanning the period from 9 to 17 April 2026.This deployment serves as a vital continuation of the burgeoning military partnership between the two nations, building
The Indian Army has recently unveiled a landmark document titled the “Indian
Army’s Technology Roadmap for Unmanned Aerial Systems and Loitering
Munitions.” This strategic initiative, released by Lieutenant General Rahul R
Singh, Deputy Chief of Army Staff (CD&S), outlines the military’s
long-term capability requirements for unmanned platforms and precision strike
systems,
An Indian Air Force Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) UAV on a TarmacThe Government of India has set in motion the design and development of an advanced unmanned combat search and rescue aircraft for the Indian Air Force.This runway‑independent UAV is intended to undertake missions to rescue aircrew without risking manned aircraft, while also serving as a platform to ferry logistics and
As India advances significant reforms in joint military structures and accelerates its indigenous capability development, the Kalam & Kavach 3.0 conclave is set to return on 14 May 2026.Held at the Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, this event brings together the nation’s top military leadership, policymakers, and defence industry stakeholders.The upcoming edition arrives as India quickens the pace
Tantrayut, a technology-driven firm based in Navi Mumbai, is making significant strides in the field of indigenous telecommunications with the development of its Samarsat mobile satellite communication systems.Operating from its corporate offices and manufacturing units in Turbhe, the company focuses on creating high-performance, homegrown solutions that are designed to meet the rigorous demands
Retired Group Captain Uttam Kumar Devnath, a veteran of the Indian Air Force,
has put forward a compelling case for the licensed production of Russia’s
Su-57 stealth fighter within India, according to a
report by
Sputnik India.
He suggests that such an initiative would not only drastically reduce the unit
costs of the aircraft but also significantly accelerate the timelines for
The Indian government has officially announced its intention to perform a series of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) jammer trials within the Bay of Bengal.These critical tests are scheduled to take place over a two-day period, specifically on the 11th and 12th of April 2026.According to various official notifications and maritime reports, the trials will be concentrated in the
Dr Dmitry Trenin, the newly elected president of the Kremlin-backed Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC), has emphasised the importance of maintaining a positive balance in Russia’s relations with its two Asian strategic partners, India and China.Speaking in his first press interview after assuming leadership of the think tank on 1 April, Trenin underscored the need to prevent external
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has confirmed discussions with a Russian delegation regarding potential collaboration for Su-57 production.The Indian Air Force (IAF), which has been facing a severe fighter squadron shortage, operating around 30 squadrons—well below the sanctioned strength of 42—appears to have not given up on the Russian fifth-generation Su-57 offer, despite official claims