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India’s advanced Integrated Air Defence Weapon System (IADWS) represents a significant leap in indigenous defence capability, delivering a robust, multi-layered shield against diverse aerial threats such as enemy aircraft, drones, missiles, and loitering munitions.The system is a synthesis of advanced technological innovations, integrating three key components—Quick Reaction Surface-to-Air
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is preparing to conduct a significant two-day aerial exercise in the Arabian Sea region, in close proximity to Pakistani airspace. The designated drill zone is strategically located about 200 nautical miles off the Karachi coast, with certain portions of the exercise extending to within 70 nautical miles of the airspace controlled by Pakistan.The exercise is scheduled
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has strongly emphasised the imperative for India to achieve self-reliance in its defence sector, underscoring that reliance on foreign supplies is no longer an option but a necessity for the country’s survival, sovereignty, and progress.He framed self-reliance as a matter of national autonomy and confidence rather than protectionism, viewing it as essential for both
Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh, inaugurated the nation’s largest aero engine test bed, built by Raphe mPhibr Pvt Ltd in Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, calling it a milestone in India’s technological journey and a sign of the country’s growing self-reliance in the defence sector.Singh applauded Vishal Mishra and Vivek Mishra, founders of Raphe mPhibr, for exemplifying the "new technological
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has recently stressed the urgent need to incorporate drones into India’s war strategy, reflecting a pivotal shift in military doctrine for the country in 2025.Singh’s remarks at the inauguration of advanced defence equipment and drone manufacturing facilities in Gautam Buddha Nagar underlined the technological leap drones have introduced to global warfare,
The indigenous defence ecosystem in India marked a significant milestone with Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh’s announcement that the first two TEJAS MK-1A variants could be handed over to the Indian Air Force (IAF) by the end of September 2025.These two fighter jets will include full weapons integration, symbolising operational readiness for frontline deployment. Singh stressed that the
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is actively considering the possibility of locally producing the Israeli-origin Rampage air-to-ground missiles under the Government of India’s "Make in India" initiative.This strategic initiation is aimed at significantly boosting India’s long-range precision strike capabilities and ensuring sustained self-reliance in defence production.The Rampage missile, also known
India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, at the Ran Samwad 2025 seminar held at the Army War College in Dr Ambedkar Nagar, Madhya Pradesh, delivered a powerful address on the transformative impact of technology in modern warfare, with particular emphasis on AI-driven decision-making, unmanned systems, and the unpredictable nature of conflict resulting from rapid innovation.He stressed that in the
The Indian Navy has initiated a major push toward strengthening its counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capabilities in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, a four-day conflict between India and Pakistan that unfolded from May 7 to May 10.According to Vice Admiral Tarun Sobti, Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, detailed assessments following the operation have underlined the vulnerability of modern
Mission Sudarshan Chakra, launched by India in 2025, is not just an advanced defence program but a major shift in the South Asian security balance. Inspired by the mythical weapon of Lord Krishna, it symbolizes both precision attack and assured defence, according to a MoneyControl Video report.By aiming to establish a multi-layered, AI-powered integrated air and missile defence system by 2035,