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India’s participation at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris has stunned global rivals, with its showcase of indigenous military hardware ranging from advanced artillery systems to next-generation armoured vehicles and missiles, signalling a decisive shift from being a major importer to a formidable exporter of defence technology, according to a report by NDTV.The breadth of India’s display, backed by
India’s naval modernisation has taken another decisive step forward with the commissioning of three frontline platforms in Kolkata on Sunday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over the ceremony, formally inducting INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak and INS Agray into service.The event was marked by the presence of Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, who emphasised that India’s
Foreign analysts are closely monitoring India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) programme after recent satellite imagery revealed its full‑scale engineering model undergoing radar cross‑section testing in Hyderabad, signalling a critical stage in stealth validation and attracting significant attention across Chinese military aviation and OSINT communities, as brought to attention in
India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) is being developed as a fifth‑generation stealth fighter that not only matches global benchmarks but also addresses flaws seen in platforms like the F‑35, with emphasis on reduced maintenance, higher reliability, and advanced AI‑enabled systems. Planned for induction around 2035, it is designed to combine stealth, endurance, and digital combat
The Indian military is actively laying the foundation for a specialised space unit under the tri‑service Defence Space Agency.This initiative is designed to consolidate military space assets and ensure that India’s armed forces are prepared for the emerging challenges of orbital warfare.While no official fleet deployment of reusable launch vehicles has yet been commissioned, the planning phase is
India is actively debating the creation of a dedicated Rocket Force to enhance
its conventional deterrence, deep-strike capability and battlefield firepower.
The proposal, announced earlier this year by Army Chief General Upendra
Dwivedi, is inspired by the growing use of ballistic missiles in recent
conflicts, including Iran’s strikes in West Asia and Russia’s deployment in
Ukraine
Israeli defence major Israel Aerospace Industries and Bangalore-based DCX Systems have broken ground on a new radar manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu’s Krishnagiri district, according to report by WION.The plant, established under their joint venture ELTX Systems, is expected to become operational in 2027 and will support both Indian and international defence programmes.The facility is being
India and Russia are jointly advancing the development of smaller and hypersonic variants of the BrahMos missile system, a move that promises to significantly enhance the Indian Armed Forces’ multi-domain strike capabilities, as outlined in a report by ET Defence.Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov confirmed this collaboration during his address at the Vivekananda International Foundation,
India has decisively expanded Pralay missile production by inducting private defence firms alongside Bharat Dynamics Limited, boosting annual output from just forty units to as many as two hundred fifty. This reflects a structural reform under the Defence Acquisition Procedure 2026, aimed at meeting the armed forces’ growing demand and preparing for the Integrated Rocket Force.India has
India’s defence production has reached a historic peak of ₹1.78 lakh crore in FY 2025‑26, marking a 15.6 per cent rise from the previous year and more than doubling output since FY 2020‑21. This milestone reflects the expanding role of the private sector, record exports, and sustained policy support under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative.India’s annual defence production has surged to an