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Indian Navy Hunts For Submarine Rescue Simulators To Train Its Sailors For Deep-Submergence Rescue Missions

For the past few years, it has remained focused on the development of submarines and the acquisition of submarine rescue systems that could aid it in case of a contingency. In Continue Reading

Posted On : February 6, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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India to test Helicopter-launched indigenous Subsonic Anti-ship missile NASM-SR Soon

The DRDO is developing Naval AntiShipping Missile Short Range (NASM-SR) with a 55 km range for use from HAL Dhruv helicopter, Sea King helicopters and will be eventually equip with Continue Reading

Posted On : February 5, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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Russia Vs. Ukrain: All sound and no fury?

“Why have you massed so many troops at the border?” “In case of a provocation.” “But what if there is no provocation.” “How can there not be a provocation with Continue Reading

Posted On : February 5, 2022 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Hindustan-228 and more

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a Defence Public Sector Undertaking (DPSU) under the Ministry of Defence, has been manufacturing 19 Seater Dornier Do-228 aircraft since 1983 under Transfer of Technology from Continue Reading

Posted On : February 5, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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Another BrahMos Order From Philippines Is Expected Soon

After signing a $375 million deal with India to buy the BrahMos missile for its navy, the Philippines is considering buying the supersonic cruise missile for the Philippine Army (PA). Continue Reading

Posted On : February 4, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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Budget 2022 | Sitharaman pushes “Armanirbhar Bharat; invites private players into army research

On February 1, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said 68% of the defense procurement budget in FY23 would be allocated to domestic equipment, an increase of 10 points. percentage increase Continue Reading

Posted On : February 4, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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Indigenous 7.62x51mm Assault Rifles handed over to CRPF

Shri P. K. Behra, GM of Rifle Factory Ishapore in a ceremony on 4th February 2022 handed over indigenous 7.62x51mm Assualt Rifle to CRPF. Shri Manoj Kumar Dubey, IGP received Continue Reading

Posted On : February 4, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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INS ADITYA RENDERS MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO INJURED FISHERMAN AT SEA

Based on a distress call received from a fishing boat, FV Mahonnathan, INS Aditya provided prompt medical assistance to a critically injured fisherman about 75 nm West of Goa on Continue Reading

Posted On : February 4, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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The IAF Needs to Revisit Its Doctrine

Article by Mr. Shantanu K. Bansal Excerpt as follows. … The reality is that while the world is moving to develop a 6th Generation fighter, India is still struggling to Continue Reading

Posted On : February 4, 2022 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Not 4, but 42 Chinese soldiers were killed in Galwan clash, claims Australian newspaper

IANS New Delhi: Chinese People’s Liberation Army lost 42 soldiers, not four during the Galwan Valley clashes with the Indian troops in Eastern Ladakh, claims The Klaxon, an Australian newspaper, Continue Reading

Posted On : February 3, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team

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