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India has announced the supply of 100 tons of high-quality "DWR 162" wheat seeds to Indonesia.The announcement was made during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jakarta. Both nations committed to building resilient food security systems and elevated their bilateral ties to a “Golden Chapter” of comprehensive strategic cooperation.Addressing a joint press statement with Indonesian President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Indonesia on Monday as part of his three‑nation tour designed to further cement India’s Act East Policy. His arrival was marked by a ceremonial welcome, with Indonesian Air Force fighter jets escorting his aircraft into Indonesian airspace.The grand reception also included cultural performances, underscoring the civilizational bonds between the two
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome extended by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto upon his arrival in Jakarta. Modi stated that he was touched by the personal gesture of President Subianto receiving him at the airport, underscoring the depth of the bilateral relationship.The Prime Minister emphasised that their discussions would aim to add further
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta on Tuesday.He was accompanied by National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, underscoring the strategic weight of the engagement. The meeting formed a central component of Modi’s official state visit to Indonesia, which is aimed at deepening bilateral ties and
The Indian Navy has introduced the Containerised Towed and Lift Sonar (CTLS) initiative, marking a decisive shift towards a ship‑agnostic, networked Anti‑Submarine Warfare (ASW) grid, reported Alpha Defense on its X handle..By packaging advanced Towed Array Sonars and Variable Depth Sonars (VDS) into modular, plug‑and‑play containers, the Navy can transform any vessel equipped with a certified A‑
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has embarked on a six‑day tour covering Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand, with the objective of consolidating India’s strategic footprint across the Indo‑Pacific.The visit is designed to strengthen defence, trade, technology, digital connectivity and economic cooperation, while also reinforcing India’s Act East Policy and the MAHASAGAR vision that emphasises
Indian Ambassador to Indonesia Sandeep Chakravorty has underlined that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three‑day visit to Jakarta from 6 to 8 July will mark a decisive step in advancing the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between India and Indonesia.He emphasised that the visit would expand cooperation across multiple sectors and send a strong message of collaboration amid global geopolitical
China’s PLA Navy has confirmed the successful launch of a strategic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine into the Pacific Ocean on 6 July 2026, marking its second such test in international waters since 2024.The launch, though described as routine training, has triggered strong protests from regional countries including Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, who view it as destabilising.The
Indonesia has approached India with a request for an additional BrahMos missile battery, beyond the one contracted in March. Jakarta is seeking a favourable line of credit arrangement to facilitate the procurement.This development underscores the growing defence cooperation between the two nations, which has become a central pillar of their strategic partnership.Rudrendra Tandon, Secretary-East
India’s expansion of BrahMos missile exports is rapidly reshaping the strategic balance in Southeast Asia. Indonesia is now considering a landmark defence agreement that would make it the third regional operator of the system.Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s forthcoming trip to Jakarta has drawn significant attention, with officials negotiating terms that go beyond routine defence exports. If