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Army
Former Chief Justice To Lead Nepal’s Interim Government After Gen Z Protests Topple
Troops have been patrolling Kathmandu’s streets as Nepal’s political leadership scrambles to respond to two days of protests that
Army Chief Gen Dwivedi Stresses Land Dominance, Tech Upgradation, And Self-Reliance For Future
From secure mobile ecosystems to indigenous drone swarms, the Indian Army is quietly embracing a wave of transformation. Gen
Zapad 2025: Armed Forces Depart For Multilateral War Games; Nuclear Power On Display
India and Russia share a long-standing partnership in diplomacy, strategy, and trade, with defence cooperation forming the backbone of the
Operation Guddar: 2 Army Jawans Killed, 2 Terrorists Neutralized During Kulgam Encounter
Two soldiers, including a junior commissioned officer (JCO), were killed and another was injured during a fierce encounter with terrorists
21,500 Civilians Rescued, Over 23,500 Kg Supplies: How Army Is Leading Flood Relief
As devastating floods wreak havoc across large parts of India, the Indian Army has once again risen to the occasion,
Operation Sindoor: It Didn’t End On May 10! Why There Was Heavy Reliance
Operation Sindoor was a decisive Indian military action that showcased the country’s resolve to counter cross-border terrorism and Pakistani provocations.
Navy
Tata Advanced Systems, Indra Fit 1st Indigenous 3D Air Surveillance Radar On Indian Navy Warship
The radar, known as the Lanza-N, is the first of its kind produced in India. It will enable
Equipped With BrahMos, India’s Last Foreign-built Warship INS Tamal Arrives At Karwar Base
India’s navy welcomed its newest frigate, INS Tamal, at Karwar Naval Base on Wednesday (September 10, 2025) after
Indian Armed Forces’ All-Women Team To Circumnavigate Globe On IASV Triveni From September 11
10 women officers from the Army, Navy, and Air Force are set to sail around the globe on IASV Triveni,
An I For An I Bolsters Naval Ties! INS Surat Steams Ahead In Passage Exercise
INS Surat, the Indian Navy’s latest indigenous guided missile destroyer, is already proving its mettle on the high seas. On
Junior Sailor Tricked By Fake Navy Officer; Steals Rifle, Ammunition: What’s The Mumbai Security Breach?
On a quiet Saturday evening in South Mumbai’s Navy Nagar, a high-security residential enclave of the Indian Navy, an unusual
Pakistan’s Submarine Fleet: Debt, Dependency And China’s Hidden Leverage
Pakistan’s new Hangor-class submarines are hailed as a leap in naval power, but behind the triumph lies a hidden cost.
Airforce
Indian Armed Forces’ All-Women Team To Circumnavigate Globe On IASV Triveni From September 11
10 women officers from the Army, Navy, and Air Force are set to sail around the globe on
Dhruv Helicopters Issues: HAL Clarifies One-Time Check Ordered As Routine Practice; Working With Army
After a news report highlighted safety concerns over the safety of Dhruv Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH), aircraft maker
21,500 Civilians Rescued, Over 23,500 Kg Supplies: How Army Is Leading Flood Relief Ops Across
As devastating floods wreak havoc across large parts of India, the Indian Army has once again risen to the occasion,
Operation Sindoor: It Didn’t End On May 10! Why There Was Heavy Reliance On Air
Operation Sindoor was a decisive Indian military action that showcased the country’s resolve to counter cross-border terrorism and Pakistani provocations.
HAL To Hold 5th Round Of Talks In US On GE F414 Engine Production For
As trade frictions test India–US ties, HAL is preparing for another high stakes round of talks in America. At the
Just 70 Miles From Pakistan Airspace: IAF’s Two-Day Arabian Sea Exercise
While not a thing of the past, it has been around four months since India’s retaliatory strike against Pakistan –
Russia Launches Record 479 UAVs On Ukraine, Shows Growing Mettle Of Drone Warfare
Russia launched a record-breaking 479 drones in overnight attacks across multiple regions of Ukraine, including for the first
IAF, USAF Sharpen Joint Special Ops Skills in First-Ever Exercise Tiger Claw
Exercise Tiger Claw 2025 marked the first-ever independent Special Forces exercise conducted jointly by the Indian Air Force
International
Former Chief Justice To Lead Nepal’s Interim Government After Gen Z Protests Topple
Troops have been patrolling Kathmandu’s streets as Nepal’s political leadership scrambles to respond to two days of protests that
India Eyes Myanmar’s Rare Earths Amid China’s Tight Grip, Turns To Rebel Group
India’s search for rare earth independence has taken an unusual turn, reaching out to Myanmar’s Kachin rebels even as
Poland Vows Military Modernisation After 19 Russian Drone Incursions; NATO Slams Moscow
Poland is reeling from an unprecedented drone incursion that its military says involved Gerbera unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), cheap long-range
Washington’s Steadfast Ally In A World Of Geopolitical Turbulence
As global turbulence reshapes alliances, Washington must choose between reliability and risk. One South Asian partner offers stability, shared values,
Forced To The Frontline: Indians Told Not To Join Russian Army After Reports
India has renewed warnings after reports that young men were duped with job offers, sent to Russia, and forced into
Tensions Escalate In Venezuela: Maduro Mobilises Militia As US Flexes Military Muscle Amid
Venezuela is once again at the centre of global power struggles as Nicolás Maduro mobilises thousands of troops while U.S.
Coast Guard
Sagar Kavach-2: How India Is Testing Its Coastal Security Against Terror Threats In Bay Of
The two-day joint coastal security exercise Sagar Kavach-2 began on Wednesday morning (September 3, 2025) along the Odisha
127 Gallantry Awards For Operation Sindoor Bravehearts: Full List Of IAF, Army, BSF Personnel Recognised
Recognising their courage and valour during Operation Sindoor, the Centre has honoured Indian Army, Air Force, BSF personnel
India’s Largest Floating Dry Dock: Green Light To Mazagon Dock For Nhava Shipbuilding, Launching Facility
Leading warship maker Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is set to create the country’s largest floating dry dock, for which it has
First India-Made Hovercraft: Construction Begins at Chowgule Shipyard; How They Will Help Coast Guard
As India moves towards increasing its defence production indigenously, the Indian Coast Guard has started the construction of first Made
Chinese Ship In American Waters? US Coast Guard Detects Icebreaker Off Alaska, Beijing Responds
Amid the existing tariff tensions between the US and China, another controversy struck the two countries as the US Coast
Samudra Prachet: Goa Shipyard’s 2nd Pollution Control Vessel For Coast Guard Launched
India launched Samudra Prachet, the second and final Pollution Control Vessel (PCV) built by Goa Shipyard Ltd (GSL) for the
Paramilitary
No Mast For ‘Red Flag’? Intensified Action Against Naxalism: 30 New Bases, Top Commander Killed
The central government has set an ambitious deadline to eliminate Naxalism from the country by March 2026. As
Drone Squadron To A Dedicated School: BSF All In To Train Troops For Modern Warfare
Operation Sindoor was a show of the power of drones in the future of warfare, which is why
Arms Recovery Indicates Maoists Accumulating Long-Range Weapons In Abujhmarh
Security forces clashed with Maoists in the Abujhmarh forests of Bastar, unearthing a staggering cache of over 300 arms and
When Those Who Risk The Most Are Valued The Least: The RH Factor Allowance
Disparities in Risk and Hardship allowances between India’s Armed Forces and CAPF personnel expose deep questions of fairness, dignity, and
3 CRPF Battalions With Counter-Insurgency Ops Experience Sent To Jammu: Modern Weapons, Advanced Comms
Even as four months have passed to the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, security forces are still on alert in
4 CRPF Companies Sent To Leh From J&K Immediately: A Senior-Level Review Soon?
In a significant security move, the Centre has directed the deployment of four additional companies of the Central Reserve Police
Defence r&d
9 Engines Prototypes, 100% ToT, 140 kN Power: DRDO-Safran Deal For AMCA To Get Govt
India is moving closer to approving a joint venture between French defence firm Safran and the Gas Turbine
Full Aerial Security To Critical Installations: Rajnath Singh Announces Sudarshan Chakra Upgrade In 10 Years
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday (August 30) underlined the urgency of self-reliance in military capability, stressing that
Naval Flare For Kalvari-Class Submarines: How DRDO Is equipping Indian Navy’s Subs With New Edge
In a boost to India’s undersea warfare capabilities, the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) High Energy Materials Research Laboratory
Project Kusha: India’s Own Dome of Protection; An S-400 Style Defence System In the Making?
India is preparing to test a new generation of interceptor missiles under Project Kusha, a key element of Mission Sudarshan
How Will India’s ‘Iron Dome’ Work? CDS General Chauhan Reveals ‘Sudarshan Chakra’ Blueprint
At Ran Samvad 2025, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan unveiled Mission Sudarshan Chakra—India’s indigenous air‑defence network, combining AI, quantum tech, lasers,
India’s Quest For Indigenous Aeroengines – Partners Safran, GE For AMCA, Tejas Combat Jets
India has partnered with France’s Safran to co-develop a 120 kN aero-engine for its AMCA stealth jet while HAL and GE
Defence Industry
Tata Advanced Systems, Indra Fit 1st Indigenous 3D Air Surveillance Radar On Indian Navy Warship
The radar, known as the Lanza-N, is the first of its kind produced in India. It will enable
Army Chief Gen Dwivedi Stresses Land Dominance, Tech Upgradation, And Self-Reliance For Future Wars
From secure mobile ecosystems to indigenous drone swarms, the Indian Army is quietly embracing a wave of transformation.
Glide Bombs: What Are These Soviet-Era Ordnance That Russia Is Using To Target Ukraine?
The Russia-Ukraine conflict is slowly becoming the new normal for the fighting never seems to stop with little or no
Dhruv Helicopters Issues: HAL Clarifies One-Time Check Ordered As Routine Practice; Working With Army
After a news report highlighted safety concerns over the safety of Dhruv Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH), aircraft maker Hindustan Aeronautics
India’s 15-Year Defence Plan Unveiled: MoD Pushes AI, Drones, Lasers and Indigenous Modernisation
India has unveiled a 15-year defence roadmap to transform the Army, Navy, and Air Force with AI drones, stealth UCAVs,
HAL To Hold 5th Round Of Talks In US On GE F414 Engine Production For
As trade frictions test India–US ties, HAL is preparing for another high stakes round of talks in America. At the
Cyber
Pakistan Using Chinese Firewall, Phone Tapping System To Spy On Millions, Says Amnesty
Amnesty International has uncovered how Pakistan is using Chinese-built firewalls and phone tapping systems to tighten control over
Sam Altman’s Big Warning For America: Do Not Underestimate China’s AI Progress
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman has cautioned the United States against taking China’s AI advancement lightly, saying
‘No Azure For Apartheid’ Campaign Forces Microsoft To Begin Probe Against Israel’s Spying Of Palestinians
US tech giant Microsoft has initiated an “urgent” investigation into allegations that its Azure cloud technology is being used by
How China Is Using Digital Authoritarianism To Silence Tibet
Behind Tibet’s mountains lies a quieter battle screens that go dark, voices that vanish, and a language pushed to the
India Unveils Joint Doctrines On Cyberspace, Amphibious Ops To Boost Integrated Warfighting
In a significant stride towards modernising India’s defence preparedness, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on August 7
China Unveils AI Action Plan, Sets Up Tech Contest With The US
China has officially entered the next phase of its artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, unveiling an ambitious AI action plan that
Space
PM Modi At 15th India–Japan Annual Summit: Defence, Tech & Space Partnership Discussed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Tokyo on August 29 for a two-day official visit, his eighth to
Operation Sindoor: How India Used Space Technology Against Pakistan
Operation Sindoor opened a new frontier in how India fights its battles. For the first time, space became
India’s First ISS Astronaut Shukla Exudes Hope Of Space Travel In Our Own Rocket; Meets
India’s first ISS astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla is receiving all the love, respect, and honour he deserves. Not only did he
ISS To 7 Lok Kalyan Marg: When PM Modi Met Shubhanshu Shukla, 1st Indian At
Indian Air Force Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla last month scripted history as he became the first India to visit the
Why the Russia-US Deal to Extend ISS Operations to 2028 Despite Geopolitical Strains Matter
In a rare display of continued international cooperation amid deepening geopolitical rifts, Russia and the United States have agreed to
Shift In Space Synergies: Pakistan Sends Satellite From China, Day After India-US’ NISAR Launch
Just a day after India and US launched their maiden space collaboration NISAR, Pakistan followed the move by sending a
