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Reports indicate the DRDO is developing a new version of its Electric Heavyweight Torpedo (EHWT) to counter China’s deep-diving submarines, with an 800-meter depth capability, increased range, and enhanced endurance for long-distance missions.This marks a major upgrade over the current 600-metre class torpedoes, reflecting a strategic response to China’s growing fleet of deep-diving submarines
INS Ikshak, the third vessel in the Survey Vessel (Large) series, was formally commissioned into the Indian Navy at the Naval Base in Kochi on Thursday. The commissioning ceremony was presided over by Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff, marking a significant milestone in India’s drive towards indigenous shipbuilding and maritime self-reliance.The commissioning of INS Ikshak
Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, Chief of Air Staff, addressed the ongoing discussions surrounding the creation of a new military structure aimed at enhancing tri-service synergy, commonly referred to as the ‘Theaterisation’ plan.Speaking on Tuesday, he emphasised that any decision about establishing such a structure would prioritise national interest and be grounded in thorough deliberations.During
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has emphasised that the Indian Armed Forces have drawn “more lessons” from Operation Sindoor, and these will be incorporated into the evolving model for theatre commands.Speaking at the India Defence Conclave 2025, hosted by Bharat Shakti, the CDS underlined the need to adapt structural and technological frameworks based on operational experience from
Chennai-based Data Patterns (India) Limited has drawn strong international interest with its newly developed indigenous Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar line following its showcase at Aero India 2025.Several air forces operating Russian-origin fighters, notably the Su-30MKI and MiG-29, are now approaching the company to explore retrofit solutions. This surge in attention comes as
Meanwhile experts warned there’s no single government agency in charge of monitoring, defending and repairing the cables, and no effective deterrent strategy.
“We know each other very well. We know our collaboration extremely well, but to be in this bilateral framework, is really important,” UK Ambassador to Bahrian Alastair Long told reporters.
The Indian Navy is adding an indigenous warship or submarine to its fleet approximately every 40 days, according to Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi. This rapid induction pace highlights India’s strong commitment to building sovereign maritime capabilities and advancing the goal of "Atmanirbharta" (self-reliance) in defence.Currently operating around 145 ships and submarines, the
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will co-finance the Indian Deck-Based Multi-Role Helicopter (DBMRH) program along with the Government of India, establishing a strategic funding partnership aligned with India’s indigenous rotorcraft roadmap.HAL will contribute 30 per cent of the project cost from its internal resources, reinforcing its commitment to self-reliance in advanced helicopter
Pakistan’s maritime forces are set to receive a major capability boost beginning next year with the induction of eight Hangor-class submarines from China.The first unit, confirmed by Pakistan Navy chief Admiral Naveed Ashraf, will enter service in 2026, while all eight—four built in China and four assembled in Pakistan—are scheduled for completion by 2028. The estimated cost of the deal stands at