Two men arrested with 7 kg radioactive uranium in Mumbai
Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) has arrested two men with over 7kg of uranium, a highly explosive and radioactive material.
The Brain Behind India’s Indigenous LCA Tejas Dr. Manas Bihari Verma, Is No More
The brains behind India’s indigenous Tejas LCA program, Dr. Manas Bihari Verma, is no more. He was a close aide of India’s ‘Missile Man’ — former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
Females are the Most Potent Spies as well as Suicide Bombers
I was attending a course called ‘Defence against Suicide bombing’ in Turkey. In one of the lectures on female suicide bombers, the lecturer dramatically said that she will show an ‘ explosive bra’. I quipped that all bras are explosive and it sent the class in a tizzy with a lot of giggles.
Indian Agencies Just Started to Counter Pak-China Information Warfare
Indian agencies, including the specific wing of Military Intelligence (MI), which, until now, in a majority of cases of cyber information warfare attack launched by ISI-ISPR backed actors, were caught unprepared, are now identifying such covert exercises before they are able to spread confusion and generate fake news-based reactions in the Indian domestic cyber realm.
A point for HAL Nashik to ponder: What after Sukhoi-30MKI fighters?
HAL’s Nashik division is now scrabbling for orders that would occupy its 4,190 skilled personnel at Nashik and 3,100 at Koraput (Odisha), where Russian aircraft engines are built.
Delhi Government Seeks Army’s Help
The Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi has demanded help from the Army and the Centre to ramp up transportation of medical oxygen in the city.
Biden leaves China a Xinjiang terrorism problem with US exit from Afghanistan
The complete withdrawal of US and allied forces from Afghanistan later this year does not mean China will be able to establish its influence in the region or fill the Continue Reading
Indian fighter aircraft platforms in the pipeline
KK, one of our readers put forward this question. “What are the total number of fighter aircrafts the HAL and ADA working on, presently?” Now we all have for the Continue Reading
India approved to buy six more P-8I maritime patrol aircraft for $2.42bn
The US State Department has approved the possible Foreign Military Sale of six P-8I maritime patrol aircraft to India for an estimated cost of $2.42 billion.
More Generals Choose to Become Politicians
Lt. Gen. Subrata Saha, PVSM, UYSM, YSM, VSM Bar (retired) is probably the first military officer of that rank to contest an assembly seat in West Bengal.