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PUNE, India – A damaged Air India aircraft, grounded since a May 17 incident at Pune Airport, remains parked in a prime parking bay, exacerbating space constraints at the already limited facility...
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A devastating fire in a multi-story worker accommodation building in Al-Mangaf, Kuwait City, has tragically claimed the lives of at least 50 residents, most of whom were Indian migrant workers...
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In a significant diplomatic move, India is set to welcome a five-member delegation from Pakistan, accompanied by neutral experts from the World Bank, for discussions and on-site inspections of...
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The India-Pakistan border is witnessing a new type of warfare: drones. The Border Security Force (BSF) reports a surge in drone activity, with 97 drones seized in the first half of 2024 alone...
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In a strategic move to counter China's growing influence in South Asia, India has expressed keen interest in operating and developing Bangladesh's Mongla Port. This development comes as China also...
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The recent killing of Rahan Ali by Indian security forces in Kashmir has ignited a social media firestorm in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK). The controversy stems from allegations circulating on...
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Paresh Baruah, the outlawed and self-exiled leader of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), is reportedly attempting to revitalize the separatist organization amidst the ongoing political...
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In an unprecedented move, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has rejected the Indian Army's Central Ordnance Depot's (COD) directive to halt construction on a Godrej Properties project...
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Tokyo is considering imposing sanctions on an Indian company for maintaining business relations with Russia, sources have revealed to the Economic Times (ET). This would mark the first time Japan...
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The Sikkim government has urgently requested assistance from the Indian Air Force (IAF) to evacuate over 1,400 tourists, including 15 foreign nationals, who are currently stranded in the northern...
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As India commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Kargil War, General (Retd.) VP Malik, the former Chief of Army Staff who led the nation's forces during the conflict, emphasized the critical...
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Recent satellite imagery reveals the Philippines' first BrahMos anti-ship missile base under construction at Naval Station Leovigildo Gantioqui in Zambales, facing the South China Sea. This...
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India is intensifying efforts to retrieve the bodies of two Punjabi men killed in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict after being recruited as "security helpers" by the Russian military...
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Bengaluru-based aerospace company, Kadet Defence Systems, is rapidly expanding its production of loitering munitions, aiming to cater to both domestic and international markets. This move comes...
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A Pakistan Air Force (PAF) JF-17 Thunder Block 2 fighter jet, powered by a Russian RD-93 engine, crashed on June 5th near the Jhang district in Punjab province. Video footage of the incident...
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A woman Colonel serving in the Indian Army's Western Command has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court, challenging her recent transfer order. The officer alleges that the transfer is a...
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The Chinese vessel Yuan Wang 7, equipped with advanced technology for tracking missiles and satellites, has embarked on a voyage to the Indian Ocean. This move has heightened tensions between...
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The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), India's leading defense research agency, will be participating in Eurosatory 2024, a premier global event for defense and security...
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The Indian Army has taken a significant step towards modernizing its arsenal with the induction of the Nagastra-1, the country's first indigenously developed loitering munition, often referred to...
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Bangladesh, a long-standing customer of Chinese military hardware, has formally complained to Beijing about defective components and technical issues plaguing its imported defense systems. The...
