In a major development for India's domestic aerospace manufacturing, the Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) has instructed private industry partner Godrej & Boyce to supply future Kaveri Derivative Engines (KDE) as fully assembled units.
Starting with the D-3 production model, this...
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India is on the brink of a significant breakthrough in its aerospace propulsion capabilities.
The Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE), a premier laboratory under the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), is finalising the construction of a state-of-the-art 130 kilonewton...
Tejas Mk2 to Integrate Pinched Waist Fuel Tanks to Double Ferry Range and Boost Supersonic Endurance
India’s forthcoming medium-weight combat aircraft, the HAL Tejas Mk2, is undergoing significant aerodynamic refinements to elevate its reach and battlefield performance.
Among the most prominent upgrades is the introduction of "pinched waist" external fuel tanks.
Rooted in advanced aerodynamic...
India’s ambition to build its own aircraft engines is facing a major roadblock because the country lacks a local facility to test them at high altitudes.
A senior scientist from the Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE)—a laboratory under the Defence Research and Development Organisation...
India has made a significant leap towards military self-reliance following the successful completion of the first development trials for Project Kusha, the nation's indigenous long-range air defence system.
According to recent reports, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)...
Exploring a partnership in a European sixth-generation fighter programme is a necessary, albeit unsurprising, move for India, according to defence analyst Angad Singh.
Speaking recently to NDTV, Singh noted that India’s defence procurement cycle and technological integration have historically...
Opinion Retiring IL-76 and Closed C-17 Lines Highlight the Urgent Need for an Indian Heavy Airlifter Program
India’s strategic air mobility is approaching a critical juncture.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is currently navigating the gradual phase-out of its older heavy transport planes while facing a hard cap on its modern alternatives.
With future logistical demands only expected to grow, defence...
India’s highly anticipated medium-weight fighter, the HAL Tejas Mk2, is advancing toward a critical new phase that will define its combat role within the Indian Air Force (IAF).
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has recently proposed providing a limited initial batch of the aircraft to the...
Retired Lieutenant General Raj Shukla, an experienced former Indian Army commander and noted military strategist, has strongly advocated for India to rapidly accumulate inexpensive, long-range strike drones similar to Iran's Shahed models.
Speaking in episode 398 of the ANI podcast with Smita...
India’s advanced rocket artillery capabilities are increasingly capturing the interest of European militaries as they look for economical solutions to replenish their diminishing armouries.
The Guided Pinaka Mk3, a cutting-edge evolution of India’s domestic rocket family, is currently being...
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