In a commendable move, the Government tackled this issue by corporatizing the OFB on one hand while an assurance given by the Defence Minister to the 70,000 OFB employees that their service conditions will remain the same.
The electronic equipment can be used for sets of torpedoes of various caliber designated to strike underwater and surface targets.
Chinese vice-minister of State Security, Dong Jingwei, defected to the US and gave the information about the Wuhan Institute of Virology to the Biden admin.
Amid the ongoing stand-off with China along the northern borders, the Indian Navy said that two Predator (MQ-9 Sea Guardian) drones are helping the maritime force enhance its surveillance all Continue Reading
Article Edited and Compiled by Shantanu K. Bansal A 17 year old boy from Mumbai has designed and patented one of its kind of underwater drone for the Indian Navy. Continue Reading
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday approved the Rs 4,077-crore Deep Ocean Mission that will be led by scientists at the Ministry of Earth Sciences. The five-year inter-ministerial Continue Reading
Active since 2014, RedFoxtrot predominantly targets aerospace and defense, government, telecommunications, mining, and research organizations in India among other countries. The other countries are Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, and Continue Reading
China’s military has actively started recruiting local, unemployed youth in Tibet to form a “volunteer militia” in areas across the border from Sikkim, intelligence reports have suggested. Military and intel Continue Reading
The Union Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Wednesday cleared the corporatisation of the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) — India’s main producer of weapons and military equipment — Continue Reading
At least 28 Chinese military aircraft, including J-16 fighter jets, flew into Taiwan’s Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) on June 15, prompting the self-governing island to issue warnings to Beijing Continue Reading