Introduction India’s Regiment of Artillery forms the backbone of its land warfare capabilities, fielding an array of powerful guns—from portable mortars to state‑of‑the‑art self‑propelled howitzers and multi‑barrel rocket systems. In Continue Reading
16 June 2025: IADN today signed MOU with Centre for Joint Warfare Studies, tri-service think-tank under Integrated Defence Staff- IDS HQ, Ministry of Defence. The MOU was signed by Maj. Continue Reading
In response to the recent escalation of hostilities following the Pahalgam terror attack, India launched Operation Sindoor, a meticulously planned military initiative aimed at neutralizing threats and asserting aerial dominance. Continue Reading
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The Siliguri Corridor in North Bengal connects mainland India to the North East India. It is referred to as a ‘strategic artery’ as any disturbances in the Siliguri Corridor region Continue Reading
New Delhi/Islamabad —Tensions between India and Pakistan have reached a boiling point in early May 2025, as unconfirmed reports and escalating rhetoric point toward a dangerous new phase in the Continue Reading
For the first time, 15 representatives of the private defence industry, including startups, have been nominated to undergo three-week long second-edition of Tri-services Future Warfare Course from April 21. The Continue Reading
In March, India completed a year of successfully testing the Agni-V that would be carrying Multiple Independently targetable Re-entry Vehicles (MIRVs) under Mission Divyastra. This significant milestone showcases India’s commitment Continue Reading
India’s quest to modernize its air force has gathered pace amid rising regional tensions and the need to counter growing threats from China and Pakistan. In a potentially game-changing development, Continue Reading
India is making significant strides in bolstering its defence manufacturing capabilities by producing the Tejas Mk-1A, an upgraded variant of its Indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA). Designed by the Aeronautical Continue Reading