BRAHMOS – Making the IAF a formidable force
With one of the mightiest air forces at its command, India has been reckoned as a leading military power in the world. Indian Air Force, the fourth largest air power, has strongly guarded the...
Category: Defence
INS Kamorta:-India’s First Indigenous built Anti-Submarine Stealth Corvettes
INS Kamorta (P28) is the first of four anti-submarine Kamorta-class stealth corvettes being built for the Indian Navy.A corvette (sometimes corvet) is a small, maneuverable, lightly armed warship, originally smaller than a frigate (2,000+...
Mission BrahMos: How India got the world’s most powerful cruise missile
The BrahMos project should be the benchmark for all future joint ventures in defence as it leverages the excellent rapport between India and Russia – at the scientific, academic, military and political levels. India...
Return of Haji Pir Pass: How politicians betrayed the soldiers in 1965
The Haji Pir Pass provides easy access to both Jammu and Kashmir regions. It also provides vastly shorter connectivity between the two regions.Haji Pir was captured by the Indian Army during 1965. This capture...
Astra air-to-air missile is major indigenous success
Last Week, defence ministry announced the successful development of the most challenging missile India has developed so far – the Astra. Fired from a fighter aircraft travelling at over 1,000 kilometres per hour, the Astra...
INS Karanj :- India’s Third Scorpene Class Submarine ready for launch
INS Karanj, which is third Kalvari-Class Submarine has completed all fabrication work and currently, the submarine is been prepared for launch by end of this year. This was also the first confirmation that third...
India’s Rafale vs Pakistan’s F-16:Pakistan would need two F-16 jets to combat one Rafale jet
The first batch of five French Rafale fighter jets, out of the total 36 purchased by India in a multi-billion dollar deal, will land in Ambala on Wednesday afternoon after covering a distance of...
Does India Need Thermonuclear Weapons?
In the aftermath of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) testing a “thermonuclear” weapon on 3 September 2017, the focus upon that country’s nuclear capability has been on the yield of the said...
Cold Start : India’s clever plan to punish a Nuclear-Powered Pakistan
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Wednesday his country had developed short-range nuclear weapons to counter the ‘Cold Start’ doctrine adopted by the Indian Army. The doctrine has been in talks for...
Why Siachen Glacier is Strategically Very Important
Siachen Glacier is highest battleground of the world, where Indian Army personnels are manned at an altitude of 21,000 ft from Mean Sea Level like Bana Post or Phalwan Post. The word “Siachen” in...