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India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) carried out a highly secretive missile test from the Chandipur range in Balasore, Odisha, on 10 June 2026.The trial was conducted under unusually tight security, with over 11,000 residents evacuated, fuelling speculation that the exercise involved a next‑generation strategic weapon such as the Agni‑6 intercontinental ballistic missile.
President Vladimir Putin’s renewed Su‑57 offer to India is difficult for the
Ministry of Defence to ignore because it promises unrestricted access to
Russia’s most advanced stealth fighter technology, including source codes,
radar systems, and joint production, at a time when the Indian Air Force faces
a critical capability gap.
The proposal directly addresses India’s long‑
India has marked a historic departure from its long-standing nuclear weapons posture by deploying 12 nuclear warheads for the very first time.According to the latest report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), this represents a fundamental policy shift, as India’s arsenal has now been classified as operationally deployed rather than stockpiled.For decades, India
India’s defence sector is poised for a significant transformation, with accelerated adoption of indigenous technology and a fivefold increase in job creation projected over the next three years.This development comes amid intensifying geopolitical shifts and rising security challenges, according to a new survey conducted by Nexgen Exhibitions Pvt Ltd (NEPL).The survey highlights that
The Defence Ministry has signed a ₹1,476 crore contract with Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) for the supply of five ground-based mobile electronic warfare systems to strengthen the Indian Army’s capabilities in the electromagnetic domain.The agreement was concluded in New Delhi in the presence of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and falls under the Buy (Indian-Indigenously Designed,
On 9 June 2026, engineers achieved the final breakthrough of the Zojila Tunnel, connecting Baltal in Kashmir with Minamarg in Ladakh, according to a report by News18.This marks the completion of India’s longest road tunnel and the world’s longest bi-directional road tunnel at such altitude, standing at approximately 11,578 feet.While the achievement is celebrated as an engineering marvel, its
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday chaired a high-level review meeting in New Delhi to assess the performance of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), with the delays in delivering TEJAS MK-1A fighter jets to the Indian Air Force emerging as a central issue.The inordinate slippages in the program have become a matter of concern for the Ministry of Defence, given the urgency of strengthening
The Defence Ministry has indicated that between 18 and 24 TEJAS MK-1A fighter jets could be ready by the end of this year, marking a significant step forward in India’s indigenous combat aircraft program.Sources cited by ANI revealed that Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently reviewed the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) program and assessed its progress.At present, six MK-1A aircraft equipped with
India has once again marginally expanded its nuclear arsenal in 2025, bringing its estimated stockpile to approximately 190 warheads by early 2026, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Yearbook 2026.The report highlights that New Delhi continues to modernise its nuclear delivery systems, with increasing emphasis on long-range capabilities designed to reach
Astra Microwave Products Limited is now in the final stages of completing the Active Antenna Array Unit (AAAU) for the Virupaksha AESA radar, a critical component of India’s ₹63,000 crore “Super Sukhoi” modernisation program.The full radar system is expected to be ready for integration into the Indian Air Force’s Su-30MKI fleet by the end of 2026.Astra Microwave has confirmed that the AAAU, which