Army

Indian Army Constructs 7 Bailey Bridges in Sri Lanka Under Operation Sagar Bandhu

Indian Army Constructs 7 Bailey Bridges in Sri Lanka Under Operation Sagar Bandhu

When Cyclone Ditwah tore through Sri Lanka in November 2025, it left behind destruction and cut communities off from

Indian Army Upgrades 105mm Artillery Gun with Digitised Fire Control Under Modernisation Plan

Indian Army Upgrades 105mm Artillery Gun with Digitised Fire Control Under Modernisation Plan

The Indian Army has initiated a process to upgrade its mainstay 105mm Indian Field Gun of the Regiment of

Navy

The Strategic Reality of Aircraft Carriers: Defeating Information Warfare

The Strategic Reality of Aircraft Carriers: Defeating Information Warfare

In 1998, a Chinese company bought a rusty, unfinished Soviet aircraft carrier for $20 million. They told the

Indian Navy Sprinter Gurindervir Singh Creates History with 10.09s National Record in 100m

Indian Navy Sprinter Gurindervir Singh Creates History with 10.09s National Record in 100m

History was created on the track in Ranchi as Petty Officer Gurindervir Singh became the first Indian sprinter

Airforce

Army, IAF Battle Massive Forest Fire in Himachal’s Kasauli

Army, IAF Battle Massive Forest Fire in Himachal’s Kasauli

As massive forest fires continued to rage across the hills surrounding Kasauli, the Army and Indian Air Force

IAF’s Jaguar Fighter Fleet Faces Critical Spares Trouble, But Key to Fleet Strength, Maritime Role

IAF’s Jaguar Fighter Fleet Faces Critical Spares Trouble, But Key to Fleet Strength, Maritime Role

The Indian Air Force’s ageing Jaguar fighter fleet is facing serious challenges over spare parts supplies, but the

Russia Launches Record 479 UAVs On Ukraine, Shows Growing Mettle Of Drone Warfare

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

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

India Slams China-Pakistan Over CPEC Projects In Occupied Territories, For Raking Up Kashmir Issue

India Slams China-Pakistan Over CPEC Projects In Occupied Territories, For Raking Up Kashmir

China and Pakistan also reached a "new broad consensus" on deepening strategic ties to upgrade the development of a

China, Singapore reaffirm commitment To Malacca Strait transit rights

China, Singapore reaffirm commitment To Malacca Strait transit rights

The Singapore-China talks on the Strait of Malacca come even as the US and Iran are in talks for

Coast Guard

Despite US Sanctions, India Signs Rs 2,182 Cr Missile Deal With Russia; Rs 2,901 Cr Contract For 6 ALH Mk-III

Despite US Sanctions, India Signs Rs 2,182 Cr Missile Deal With Russia; Rs 2,901 Cr

Worth mentioning here is that the major defence procurement decision comes at a time when the United States

Kalari Leap In Lakshadweep And Minicoy Archipelago: Army’s Southern Command Flexes Air-Maritime-Special Ops

Kalari Leap In Lakshadweep And Minicoy Archipelago: Army’s Southern Command Flexes Air-Maritime-Special Ops

The drills simulated a spectrum of operational scenarios that India could face in its island territories, from hostile

Paramilitary

India Begins Fencing Bangladesh Border, To Launch ‘Smart Border’ System By 2027

India Begins Fencing Bangladesh Border, To Launch ‘Smart Border’ System By 2027

The smart border would be a strong security grid that drastically reduces blind spots, especially in riverine, hilly,

Security Forces Near Final Blow To Red Corridor Dream: Amit Shah Says India Will Be Maoist-Free By March 31

Security Forces Near Final Blow To Red Corridor Dream: Amit Shah Says India Will Be

Worth mentioning here is that last month, top Maoist commander and the organisation's key "strategist" Thippiri Tirupati alias

Defence r&d

India’s Strategic Forces Test-Launch Agni-I Missile

India’s Strategic Forces Test-Launch Agni-I Missile

The Indian Agni-I missile, developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), can carry a one-tonne payload

India Carries Out Successful Flight-Tests of Agni-V with MIRV Technology

India Carries Out Successful Flight-Tests of Agni-V with MIRV Technology

India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) announced on Saturday, May 9, that the country has successfully conducted

Defence Industry

Indian Navy To Induct 45 Warships In Four Years, Focuses On A 200-Ship Fleet By 2025

Indian Navy To Induct 45 Warships In Four Years, Focuses On A 200-Ship Fleet By

The Indian Navy currently has about 130-odd warships in its fleet, and the objective is to grow to

US Approves Future Support for India’s Apache Gunships, M777 Ultra-Light Howitzers

US Approves Future Support for India’s Apache Gunships, M777 Ultra-Light Howitzers

The US has approved a future sale of support services, related equipment, and sustainment supplies to India’s Apache

Cyber

Inside Iran’s Digital War Machine: How Tehran Weaponised Social Media In The West Asia Conflict

Inside Iran’s Digital War Machine: How Tehran Weaponised Social Media In The West Asia Conflict

A defining feature of Iran’s narrative warfare has been the aggressive use of artificial intelligence. The country is

India Releases New Framework For Drone Security Vulnerabilities To Tighten Warfare Doctrine

India Releases New Framework For Drone Security Vulnerabilities To Tighten Warfare Doctrine

The framework noted that the drones were also highly susceptible to cyber intervention, signal interference, and data exploitation,

Space

China launches Shenzhou-23 crewed mission, targets faster docking and year-long stay in space

China launches Shenzhou-23 crewed mission, targets faster docking and year-long stay in space

China’s space programme took another step forward with the launch of the Shenzhou-23 mission, sending three astronauts into

China Begins Training Two Pakistani Astronauts For Future Space Missions

China Begins Training Two Pakistani Astronauts For Future Space Missions

The two Pakistani astronauts were training to join a mission to the Chinese space station later this year.


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