27th Feb PAF failed attempt
Q. During the attack by PAF in retaliation of Balakot strike, why IAF not intercepted PAF F16 & other fighters with SAM and instead sent MIG21, for interception knowing MIG’s Continue Reading
P8I vs P8A
Q. what are the differences between Boeing’s poseidon( P8A and P8i ). What what are pros and cons between them and which is more superior? ~ Harsh Ghantiwala There are Continue Reading
Swimmer Delivery Vehicle (SDV)/(SOV)
Q. Whats status of the 2-3 mini subs for Marcos to be build HSL? ~ Dhrouba Bhowmik Answer: The project is secretive in nature and therefore little to no information Continue Reading
Philippines set to be first buyer of India-Russia Brahmos Cruise missile
India and Russia are looking to export to the Philippines their jointly developed BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, a move that may unnerve Beijing, given its border standoff with New Delhi Continue Reading
SITMEX 2020: India, Singapore, Thailand naval exercise begins
The two-day long exercise, SITMEX-2020, is scheduled in a “non-contact, at sea only format”, in wake of the Covid-19 restrictions. Updated: Nov 22, 2020, 10:28 IST The primary aim of Continue Reading
Introducing Human Jet Suits Into The Special Forces
Article by Shantanu K. Bansal Paratrooping is essentially a military endeavor but a step ahead many flying enthusiasts cum innovator have invented number of human jetpack machines which helps to Continue Reading
First Indigenous Heavy Weight Torpedo, Varunastra, Delivered To Indian Navy By Bharat Dynamics
At a time when India is looking at improving its naval capabilities due to China’s growing presence in the Indian Ocean, the Indian Navy’s firepower has received a major boost Continue Reading
When a Company of 120 Soldiers Saved Ladakh and Killed 1300 PLA soldiers in 1962
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of 5,000-6,000 soldiers equipped with heavy artillery support attacked Chushul early morning of 18th November, 1962. And to make matters worse, a crest of the Continue Reading
‘Fake news’: Army dismisses reports on employment of microwave weapon by China in eastern Ladakh
Earlier, a leading UK daily reported that PLA used microwave weapon on Indian troops deployed in eastern Ladakh. The Indian Army said that no such incident has taken place in Continue Reading
RCEP pact shows China can pursue aggressive policies without cost
Signing the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement at this juncture is a serious strategic mistake by Asean, Japan, Australia and New Zealand in the overall international context. It raises Continue Reading