In a major step toward total self-reliance in aviation, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) are drafting a joint proposal to create a homegrown turboprop engine.
This ambitious project, which will seek funding...
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India's long-standing mission to develop an indigenous high-thrust fighter jet engine is approaching a major milestone.
A joint venture proposal between French aerospace giant Safran and the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) is...
Representing a significant military development in South Asia, Pakistan has deployed roughly 250 advanced SH-15 self-propelled artillery units—procured from China—close to its eastern frontier with India.
Intelligence reports indicate that these 155mm motorised howitzers have been strategically...
Amritsar Commissionerate Police has busted two ISI‑backed cross‑border terror modules with the arrest of nine individuals, including four juveniles, and recovered three illegal pistols along with nine cartridges and four petrol-bottle bombs, Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav...
Prominent Pakistani journalist Aftab Iqbal recently asserted on television that Islamabad is struggling to acquire crucial spare parts for its Chinese-supplied J-10CE fighter jets.
He attributed this supply bottleneck to ongoing financial disputes related to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor...
Recent rumours suggesting that the manufacturing of India’s indigenous Akash Air Defence Missile System is coming to a halt are entirely inaccurate. Instead, the programme is transitioning into an exciting new era.
Driven by the development of highly capable upgraded versions, production is set...
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is actively advancing its drone warfare capabilities with a new class of affordable, air-to-ground (A2G) munitions.
Designed specifically for integration with Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) and High Altitude Long Endurance...
To counter the growing threat of advanced enemy air defence networks, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is rapidly building a highly versatile stand-off weapons stockpile.
Instead of putting all its faith in one type of long-range armament, the IAF is curating a multi-tiered arsenal comprising stealth...
Analysis Why India Preferred Multirole Su-30MKI Over Specialized Su-34 Long-Range Tactical Bomber Aircraft
The Russian Sukhoi Su-34 "Fullback" is a highly capable tactical bomber designed for long-range, deep-penetration strikes.
However, despite a long history of purchasing Russian military hardware, the Indian Air Force (IAF) never seriously considered adding the Su-34 to its fleet. Instead, India...
Analysis Understanding China's Malacca Dilemma and Indian Navy's Strategic Ability to Disrupt Chinese Supply Lines During a Full-Scale Conflict
If a major conflict were to erupt between India and China, the battlefield would not be confined to the rugged Himalayan borders.
The Indian Ocean Region (IOR) would immediately emerge as a decisive theatre of war. This vast maritime expanse is the absolute lifeline for much of China’s...
In an effort to upgrade its military capabilities through cutting-edge technology, Thailand is currently evaluating the purchase of the anti-ship version of India’s BrahMos supersonic cruise missile.
This potential acquisition highlights Bangkok's commitment to modernising its armed forces...
The Glidefire missile project is frequently mentioned in defence circles as a future anti-ship weapon for India, prompting rumours that it might eventually take the place of the renowned BrahMos missile.
However, the situation is not that simple. Rather than completely substituting the BrahMos...
Analysis Private Sector Transition in AMCA Program Promises Efficiency but Accountability and Integration Risks Remain High
India’s decision to open its most ambitious aerospace project, the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) programme, to private-sector leadership has been widely praised as a major evolution in the nation’s defence-industrial strategy.
This shift aims to foster competition, enhance operational...
Opinion From Himalayas to Indian Ocean, How X-BAT VTOL CCA Offers a Runway-Independent, AI-Driven Airpower Template for India
The recent introduction of the X-BAT, a highly advanced Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) concept by Shield AI, showcases a new direction in unmanned military aviation.
Built with vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capabilities and powered by artificial intelligence, this platform offers a...
The Indian Army is preparing to integrate the first lot of locally produced Netro NW-3000 Night Vision Weapon Sights by the close of 2026.
Manufactured by the Kanpur-headquartered defence firm MKU, this initial delivery of roughly 4,000 units represents a major step forward in India's push to...
The significance of the Andaman and Nicobar Command (ANC), India’s only tri-service command, was explained in detail to student officers of the Indian Army’s War College, Mhow, by the Army Component Commander of ANC on Saturday.
Delivering a talk on “Conduct of Amphibious Operations,” the...
Opinion Learning from Turkish KAAN, How India’s AMCA Can Adopt Parallel Prototypes, Interim Engines, and Private Sector Primes for Accelerated Development
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ) has recently showcased its KAAN fifth-generation fighter jet making significant strides.
On July 31, 2026, the updated P1 prototype successfully concluded its powered taxi tests, officially beginning ground evaluations in preparation for its highly...
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