Defence Update
India is set to test fire its most potent nuclear deterrence missile over this weekend in the Bay of Bengal, which will demonstrate a survivable second strike capability to target all potential adversaries. The...
Sweden’s Gripen fighter jet is an “extremely cost effective” option for India’s plan to acquire 114 multi-role combat planes and its manufacturer Saab International is fully prepared to develop and make the aircraft in...
Indian Navy on Thursday successfully test-fired the 290-km strike range Brahmos supersonic cruise missile. According to sources, the supersonic cruise missile was successfully test-fired in the Arabian Sea. BrahMos is a medium-range supersonic cruise...
The underwater locator beacon provides an electronic signal at a particular frequency for up to a month. This locator feature was not equipped in the AN-32 transport aircraft that went missing over the Bay...
The Ministry of Defence is considering a proposal by the Indian Army to acquire two regiments of the Akash Prime missiles which will enhance the security architecture in the region and help prevent any...
India is in the process of manufacturing 464 T-90s Main Battle Tanks after paying a hefty Technology Transfer Fee to Russia. The total contract for 464 Tanks and for Full Technology Transfer signed earlier...
After Pulawama attack, IAF carried out pre-dawn air strikes on terror camps in Balakot, Muzaffarabad and Chakoti, across the Line of Control (the unofficial border between India and Pakistan in Kashmir region) using 12...
MBDA Missile Systems announced on 22 November that it has been awarded a contract by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for the integration of the Meteor beyond visual range air-to-air missile (BVRAAM) onto the Republic...
INS Baaz extends the reach of Indian Armed Forces to a whole new level which enables us to build Maritime Domain Awareness by providing information via airborne surveillance using aircraft and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles...
It was 1999, when Indian army initiated the Field Artillery Rationalization Plan (FARP), an ambitious “artillery modernization’ program” aimed at acquiring 2,700–3,600 artillery guns. Under FARP, the army planned to acquire 1,580 towed howitzers,...