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Defence News India
Your hub for latest Indian defence news, analysis, and insights on Indian military preparedness, technology, and strategic affairs.
Analysis Armed With Israeli, Indian, and American Precision Munitions, How Indian Navy's MiG-29K Will Become a Formidable Carrier-Killer
The Indian Navy's maritime strike capabilities are undergoing a major transformation.
Despite fielding a relatively modest fleet of about 40 carrier-based MiG-29K fighter jets, the Navy is aggressively upgrading these aircraft with an advanced, multinational array of precision weapons.
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Analysis How Commissioning of INS Aridhaman Highlights India’s Growing Shipbuilding Industry Despite Ongoing Global Hurdles
India recently celebrated a major milestone in its maritime strategy with the commissioning of INS Aridhaman on April 3, 2026, by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
As the nation's third domestically constructed nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), this 7,000-tonne vessel firmly...
Analysis Decoding China’s Atlas Drone Swarm: Strategic Implications for India and Need for Accelerated Indigenous Autonomous Programs
In late March 2026, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) formally introduced its groundbreaking "Atlas" drone swarm system, marking a critical turning point in the nature of modern warfare across the Indo-Pacific.
Developed by the state-owned defence conglomerate China Electronic...
Analysis India’s Integrated Rocket Force Targets Weapon-Class Parity with China’s PLARF via Shaurya-NG, BrahMos-II, HSTDV and More
India’s ongoing push to establish an Integrated Rocket Force (IRF) is far more than a routine military upgrade.
It is a calculated strategy to develop an arsenal that can match and neutralize the distinct advantages held by China’s People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force (PLARF).
While most...
Analysis India Prepares for Historic Three Parallel Fighter Jet Production Lines for AMCA, Tejas Mk2 and Rafale Post-2030
In a monumental leap for its aerospace capabilities, India is on track to operate three distinct and parallel fighter jet manufacturing lines by the next decade.
This historic post-2030 vision will see the simultaneous mass production of three formidable aircraft: the indigenous...
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