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Agniveer issue: Nepal’s Khanal signals willingness to talk as Gorkha recruitment impasse drags
Nepal’s visiting foreign minister has said Kathmandu is willing to resume talks with New Delhi over Gorkha recruitment under
Family of Army major who fatally shot JCO in Pulgaon wants civil probe
Major Manan Tiwari's mother has sought a civil investigation into the Pulgaon firing case, questioning Army's inquiry.
Army officer dies during anti-terror operation in Rajouri; White Knight Corps pays tribute
Lieutenant Beereshwar Goswami lost his life during an anti-terror operation in Rajouri, with the Army hailing his supreme sacrifice and
Indian Army seeks indigenous mortar specialist vehicle to speed up battlefield fire control
The Indian Army has sought information from domestic firms for a mortar specialist vehicle designed to automate fire control for
Indian Army officer Major Abhilasha Barak receives prestigious UN Military Gender Advocate award.
Major Abhilasha Barak became the third Indian peacekeeper to receive the UN Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award.
Indian Army to train 500,000 men in drone operations over 5 years
Army institutions introduce drone warfare lessons for training and preparing personnel for future conflicts and integrating emerging technologies on the
Navy
Indian Navy to get 20 GNSS jammers under ₹449 crore indigenization deal
India has contracted Bengaluru firm Accord Software and Systems to supply 20 indigenously developed advanced GNSS jammers to
INS Baaz expansion shelved as centre approves Galathea Bay airport in Great Nicobar
The Centre has dropped plans to expand INS Baaz and will instead build a new dual-use airport at
From the Bridge of INS Vikramaditya to the Top of the Indian Navy—What You Need
On a Sunday morning steeped in ceremony and solemnity, Admiral Krishna Swaminathan stepped forward to lead the Indian Navy into
AUKUS Partners Launch Undersea Drone Program, Australia to Receive Only Second-Hand Submarines
The United States, United Kingdom, and Australia have announced a landmark programme to develop advanced unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs) under
India Gets New CDS, Navy Chief, as General Anil Chauhan, Admiral Dinesh Tripathi Retire
India, on Sunday (May 31, 2026), witnessed major transitions in its military appointments, with General NS Raja Subramani and Admiral
Finance Ministry Clears Rs 70,000 Crore for Indian Navy Next Generation Submarines, CCS Nod Next
India’s Finance Ministry, which holds the levers for all capital spending by the government, is believed to have given its
Airforce
IAF to get 24 Tejas jets this year, defence ministry may impose penalties on HAL
The defence ministry has asked HAL to strictly meet the delivery deadlines for Tejas aircraft and is considering
Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit appointed vice-chief of Indian Air Force
Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, a decorated fighter and test pilot with over 3,300 flying hours and a central
IAF chief ACM AP Singh in France, India starts talks for 114 Rafale fighter jets
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh visits France as India formally kicks off negotiations for a ₹3.25 lakh crore deal to
IAF Partners With IIT Bombay For Indigenous Predictive Maintenance Technology For Su-30 MKI Fleet
In a major boost to indigenous aerospace technology and operational readiness, the Indian Air Force (IAF) on Wednesday (May 27)
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 increased firefighting
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 aircraft’s key
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
Oil tanker Settebello on fire off Oman near Strait of Hormuz after suspected
A Palau-flagged tanker, the Settebello, was left damaged and ablaze off Oman after a reported strike in waters near
Pakistan Army Mi-17 crashes near Muzaffarabad in POK; all on board killed, toll
Pakistan’s military said its helicopter crashed during take-off because of a technical fault, with no survivors, and ordered an
Pakistan airstrikes kill 13 including 11 children in Afghanistan
Pakistan’s latest airstrikes in Afghanistan killed 13 civilians, including 11 children. As tensions escalate, former Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned
US strikes Iran after Apache helicopter downed, Tehran targets Bahrain, Jordan
US forces launched missile attacks on Iran after an American Apache helicopter was shot down by Iranian forces near the
US Court Rejects Trump H-1B Visa Fee Hike, Rules $100,000 Charge Unlawful
A US judge has invalidated Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling that the charge was an unauthorised tax not approved
Trump threatens to abandon Israel as Iran warns of peace talks disruption; Netanyahu
The US president told Netanyahu in a phone call that Israel would be left alone in the war with Iran
Coast Guard
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
The drills simulated a spectrum of operational scenarios that India could face in its island territories, from hostile
MoD Signs Rs 2,312 Crore Contract with HAL for Eight Dornier 228 Aircraft for Coast
The Ministry of Defence on February 12, 2026, signed a Rs 2,312 crore contract with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for
Strongest Pillars Of National Security: Rajnath Singh Hails ICG’s Frontline Role In Op Sindoor, Maritime
India’s four-day military action against terror bases in Pakistan and PoK wasn’t just a success but also a vivid demonstration
Despite Ongoing Tensions, India and Bangladesh Swap Detained 151 Fishermen Keeping Livelihood Concerns In Mind
India and Bangladesh governments successfully concluded the release and repatriation of all 23 Indian fishermen and 128 Bangladesh fishermen, along
Making India’s Waters Safer: Navy–Coast Guard Law Workshop Targets Smuggling, Illegal Fishing And EEZ Threats
A key aspect of the training was the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). UNCLOS is
Paramilitary
India deports over 40 undocumented migrants to Bangladesh; BSF-BGB faceoff at border
The BSF’s efforts to send away undocumented migrants to Bangladesh were confronted by the BGB at the border
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
Worth mentioning here is that last month, top Maoist commander and the organisation's key "strategist" Thippiri Tirupati alias Devji surrendered.
Indian Army With ITBP, Bhairav Battalion Leads High-Altitude Joint Artillery Drill In Arunachal
The integrated exercise was validated through multiple live artillery fire missions executed in realistic battlefield scenarios. Troops operated under simulated
Indian Security Forces Eliminate Three Terrorists Ahead Of Amit Shah’s J&K Visit
The forces recovered M4 rifles, AK-47, and large quantities of ammunition from the dead terrorists. "Contact with terrorists was established
Calcutta HC Sets March 31 Deadline for Bengal To Hand Over Border Land To BSF,
Counsel representing the Centre told the court that the West Bengal government is constitutionally obligated to hand over the land
Defence r&d
DRDO, IAF successfully test-fire Rudram II missile from Sukhoi-30MKI off Odisha coast
DRDO and the Indian Air Force successfully test-fired the indigenous Rudram II next-generation air-to-surface missile from a Sukhoi-30MKI
DRDO Tests High-Calibre Bomb at Panchkula Range
A defence research lab, on Sunday (May 31, 2026), conducted a successful test of a ‘high-calibre’ bomb, meant
India Issues Tender To Three Domestic Firms For Fifth-General AMCA Aircraft Project
Under the execution model, India's Defence Research and Development Organisation's (DRDO's) Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) would execute the AMCA project
US Firm Honeywell Delivers 3 Engines For India’s Indigenous HTT-40 Basic Trainer Aircraft
India originally planned to buy more PC-7 MkII trainers, but it was shelved in July 2019 after the Swiss firm
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 between 700
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 a flight
Defence Industry
Indian Navy to get 20 GNSS jammers under ₹449 crore indigenization deal
India has contracted Bengaluru firm Accord Software and Systems to supply 20 indigenously developed advanced GNSS jammers to
India’s transport aircraft project moves ahead; Embraer bets on C-390
Brazil’s Embraer expects India to soon issue a tender for 60-80 military transport aircraft, with its C-390 Millennium
PM Modi visits L&T’s Hazira complex, glimpses of India’s homegrown submarine future emerge
The PM’s visit to L&T’s Hazira complex has brought fresh attention to India’s most ambitious homegrown conventional submarine effort.
Defence ministry increases military commanders’ powers twofold to buy arms faster for operational needs
Military commanders’ spending powers would enable forces to buy defence equipment locally to meet urgent requirements on the battlefield
Indian Navy seeks indigenous production of MiG-29K’s 80mm rockets as localization drive gathers pace
The Indian Navy has launched an initiative to indigenously develop and manufacture the 80mm rockets used by its MiG-29K fighters.
India receives fourth S-400 Sudarshan Squadron from Russia, final delivery expected by year-end
India has received its fourth S-400 "Sudarshan" air-defence squadron from Russia, boosting its air defence network. The final squadron is
Cyber
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
The framework noted that the drones were also highly susceptible to cyber intervention, signal interference, and data exploitation,
India Comes Up With The First Anti-Terror Policy, To Treat Cyber Attacks As Terrorism
“India has been on the target of global terrorist groups such as Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State of Iraq and
Op Chakra-V: Google Ads To SMS Campaigns – How CBI Unearthed Rs 1000 Crore Cyber
Searches were carried out at 27 locations in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Haryana. Digital devices, documents,
US Pauses Immigration Processing Citing ‘Security Risks’; Seizes Myanmar-Based Crypto Scam Site
The crackdown comes just weeks after Washington launched its first Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud Strike Force, which has already seized three
Pakistan Shifts To AI-Based Cyber War; Hackers Target Defence, Govt Systems With Advanced Spyware DeskRAT
Pakistan-linked Transparent Tribe has previously been linked to attacks involving Crimson RAT malware, often disguised as security briefings. During the
Space
In Blow to Bezos, Blue Origin Rocket Explodes During Test
In a major blow to billionaire Jeff Bezos as he competes with Elon Musk’s SpaceX, an uncrewed Blue
Chandrayaan-2 Data Hints at Presence of Ice Beneath Moon’s South Pole Surface
Years after Chandrayaan-2 reached the Moon, the mission continues to unlock new secrets, with scientists now uncovering fresh
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 orbit on
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. They were
Fraudulent Facebook Page Circulated Doctored Images Falsely Attributed to Pakistan’s EO-3 Satellite
A Facebook page impersonating Pakistan’s national space agency SUPARCO circulated at least three doctored satellite images in the days following
Pakistan Set To Send First Astronaut To China’s Space Station: Beijing Picks 2 Candidates In
For Pakistan, which has historically had a limited footprint in human spaceflight, the move represents a breakthrough moment. According to
