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Divyastra Mk3 successfully completes its maiden test flight, marking a major milestone for India’s indigenous jet-powered loitering munition and defence technology.
Divyastra Mk3 Test Flight Successful: India’s First Indigenous Jet-Powered Loitering Munition Takes Flight Read More
The Indian Army is planning a ₹23,000-crore procurement of over 300 additional K-9 Vajra self-propelled howitzers, a move that could take its fleet beyond 500 guns and significantly boost India’s artillery firepower.
From Ladakh to LoC: Indian Army Plans Major K-9 Vajra Induction Worth ₹23,000 Crore Read More
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has unveiled a commemorative book on Operation Sindoor featuring first-hand accounts of 100 soldiers, sailors, airmen and officers who participated in the operation.
‘Operation Sindoor’ Book Released: Rajnath Singh Highlights Courage of Armed Forces Read More
India successfully tests the extended-range 800 km BrahMos missile, marking a major leap in the nation’s defence capability and self-reliant military production.
India Successfully Tests 800 km-Range BrahMos Missile: A New Milestone in Defence Power Read More
“India didn’t just win a military battle against Pakistan — it won a technology referendum against China”: Spencer wrote RNS: India’s recent military campaign against Pakistan, Operation Sindoor, has not …
Operation Sindoor: More Than a Battle — A Tech War Won by India, Says Spencer Read More
New Delhi: In a striking demonstration of evolving gender roles in the Indian armed forces, several women pilots were actively involved in high-risk aerial missions during Operation Sindoor, India’s recent …
Operation Sindoor : Women Pilots Frontline in India’s Massive Strike on Terror Read More
New Delhi: Nearly 3,000 Agniveers, young recruits inducted under the Agnipath scheme over the past two years, played a pivotal frontline role in Operation Sindoor, India’s robust military response to …
From Training Ground to Battlefield: 3,000 Agniveers Lead from the Front in ‘Operation Sindoor’ Read More
* Pakistani-Backed Groups Target Indian Digital Infrastructure* New Delhi: In the aftermath of India’s cross-border military offensive Operation Sindoor and subsequent strikes on Islamabad-backed terror hubs, cyber warfare has taken …
From Missiles to Malware: Cyber War Flares After Indian Operation Sindoor Read More
by Ashis Sinha As guns fell silent after nearly 88 hours of intense cross-border hostilities, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday—first announced by U.S. President Donald …
What Did India Gain from the Ceasefire? Read More New Delhi: India has agreed to a ceasefire with Pakistan, but only under strict terms laid out by New Delhi, top government sources confirmed on Saturday, following the formal announcement …
India Accepts Ceasefire on Its Own Terms, Warns Future Terror Attacks Will Be Treated as Acts of War Read More