According to media reports, it is the first project that has been finalized under the ‘Make In India’ scheme of the Defence Ministry. The firm will have to supply at least 125 of the Manoeuvrable Expendable Aerial Targets (MEAT) and other equipment under the ‘Make In India’ II category.
Doval joined the Intelligence Bureau (IB) in 1972 and remained in the organisation for over three decades. On the birthday of the James Bond of India, here are some of his daring exploits that have earned him the sobriquet
By Lt Gen Shokin Chauhan On 10th November 2017, at Varanasi, the late General Bipin Rawat and his wife Mrs Madhu Rawat had attended the bicentenary celebrations of 200 years Continue Reading
The Indian Armed Forces are a new customer for AT4. This order includes the AT4CS AST, which can be fired from confined spaces such as from inside buildings, bunkers and Continue Reading
Today, January 20, 2022, High Thrust VIKAS Engine for Gaganyaan programme has successfully undergone qualification test for a duration of 25 seconds at ISRO Propulsion Complex (IPRC), Mahendragiri, Tamil Nadu. Continue Reading
Biennial multilateral exercise Milan’s 2022 edition is expected to be the largest one with likely participation of navies of 45-plus countries, the Indian Navy said on Wednesday. Final planning conference Continue Reading
India will soon introduce smart e-passports with secure biometric data, Sanjay Bhattacharyya, Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, announced on Twitter. The passport was unveiled at India Security Press, Continue Reading
As ‘kamikaze’ and armed drones become the new buzzwords after the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict showed their deadly potency, an Indian firm based in Kanpur has managed to get a foothold in Continue Reading
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday strongly condemned the terror attack in the UAE during his telephonic conversation with the Gulf country’s. Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Continue Reading
New satellite images of an under-construction bridge connecting the north and south banks of the Pangong Tso lake suggest that the speed of construction peaked during the winter. The bridge Continue Reading