DECOMMISSIONED KHUKRI HANDED OVER TO DIU ADMINISTRATION
INS Khukri (P49), the first indigenously built missile corvette of Indian Navy, was handed over to the Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu (DNHDD) Administration on 26 January Continue Reading
AK 203 Assault rifle deal: First batch of 70,000 rifles added to the military by Russia
The defense forces have acquired the primary batch of 70,000 rifles from Russia as a part of a bigger agreement to produce the AK 203 attack rifles in India. The Continue Reading
20 Day Joint maritime Exercise Paschim Lehar Conducted By Indian Navy
Paschim Lehar- A 20-day joint maritime exercise was conducted by the Indian Navy in the Arabian Sea recently to “validate operational plans” of the Western Naval Command and improve synergy Continue Reading
Make in India Defence Robots For Indian Army
Defense robots are professional service robots that are used by the military in combat scenarios. As India is making a lot of progress in the defense sectors, AIRA wants to Continue Reading
‘LEVERAGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) FOR INDIAN NAVY’: WORKSHOP AT INS VALSURA
Indian Navy’s premier technical training institute INS Valsura organised a workshop on the contemporary topic ‘Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (Al) for Indian Navy’ from 19 to 21 Jan 2022. Conducted under Continue Reading
India’s Ties With Myanmar Junta in Focus After Chin Group’s Attack on Manipur Rebels
In a move with potentially far-reaching international repercussions, Chin State’s foremost ethnic armed organization, the Chin National Army (CNA), has launched an attack beyond its traditional area of operations in Continue Reading
Budget 2022 : Expectations for India’s future security
By Lt Gen PS Rajeshwar (Retd) This is the time of the year when defence planners in the armed forces await with keen interest the unveiling of the annual defence Continue Reading
UN yet to agree on common definition of terrorism, craft coherent policy: India
UN member states have failed themselves by continuing to procrastinate on concluding a comprehensive convention against international terrorism, India has said, voicing concern that the global body has neither agreed Continue Reading
India’s first CDS General Bipin Rawat awarded Padma Vibhushan posthumously
India’s first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat, who died in a helicopter crash in December last year, will be posthumously conferred Padma Vibhushan, the country’s second-highest civilian Continue Reading
In Myanmar, the fate of major Indian projects hangs in balance
Uncertainty looms over two of the biggest Indian projects in Myanmar regarded as vital components of the Act East Policy aimed at forging closer ties with the Asia-Pacific. Work on Continue Reading