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India's new battlefield weapon passes crucial test: Pralay missile can carry multiple warheads, strike 500 km away
India has achieved a significant defence milestone with the successful test-fire of its indigenously developed quasi-ballistic surface-to-surface missile, 'Pralay'
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Philippines to buy 60 BrahMos missiles from India? Growing Chinese threat becomes India's missile export opportunity
Aimed at modernising Manila's military deterrence along the contested South China Sea, this procurement significantly expands upon an earlier $375 million purchase
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A win-win for all. How Agniveers and armed forces benefit from Agnipath scheme revision
The armed forces will get to retain skilled and experienced manpower, a larger pool of trained soldiers
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What has India’s Agnipath scheme achieved in four years?
Currently, over 3,00,000 soldiers recruited under the Agnipath scheme are serving in the military
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OPINION | Can India’s defence industry sustain a multi-theatre war?
India’s defence industry has made remarkable progress, but the important question is: Is it ready yet to sustain a prolonged, high-intensity conflict, even a two-front war, against our likely adversaries?
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Govt to extend tenure of Agniveers by two years. How will this be implemented?
The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved a major revision to the Agnipath scheme, extending the service tenure of Agniveers by two years
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Why the tank will outlast its obituaries
Drones and algorithms have not ended armoured warfare. They have ended the idea that a tank can fight alone
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India’s next-gen radars to beat jamming, track stealth aircraft and nano-drones
ncorporating strategic lessons from Operation Sindoor and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, DRDO’s Electronics and Radar Development Establishment (LRDE) is engineering next-generation radar systems
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Indian defence firm Balu Forge breaks into European armoured vehicle supply chain; steps up artillery shell production
Balu Forge Industries Ltd has achieved significant operational milestones across its defence, aerospace, and heavy mobility segments
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THE STORY OF INDIAN WARFARE | Nov 3, 1988: Into operations with a tourist map - Operation Cactus in the Maldives
This is a serialisation of the book 'India’s Battlefields from Kurukshetra to Balakot' by international award-winning author Ajay Singh. The book (and the series) covers the major battles fought on India’s battlefields. In this episode, we cover ‘Operation Cactus’
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GRSE signs ₹32,000 crore deal for five warships armed with anti-ship missiles, anti-submarine warfare capabilities
These 4,950-tonne multi-role warships will be equipped with advanced surface-to-air missiles, anti-ship missiles, torpedoes, and state-of-the-art radar systems
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LCA Tejas Mk1A and Mk2, AMCA get high priority under new IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit
He emphasised home-grown weapons, joint warfighting readiness, and emerging technologies such as AI-driven systems and counter-drone defences
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THE STORY OF INDIAN WARFARE | November 1, 1948: Tanks at 11,500 feet - Battle of Zojila
This is a serialisation of the book 'India’s Battlefields from Kurukshetra to Balakot' by international award-winning author Ajay Singh. The book (and the series) covers the major battles fought on India’s battlefields. In this episode, we cover ‘Battle of Zojila’
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Eight new stealth warships for Indian Navy: CCS clears mega corvette project
Contracts will be awarded to Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers and Goa Shipyard Limited
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IAF Chief A.P. Singh retires after 42 years of service, leaves legacy of operational readiness, straight talk
His tenure as Chief of the Air Staff was marked by decisive operational leadership—highlighted by the execution of Operation Sindoor—and an emphasis on indigenisation and emerging technology
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Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit takes over as IAF chief. What are his immediate challenges and priorities?
Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, a seasoned experimental test pilot with over 3,500 flying hours, has officially assumed charge as the new Chief of the Air Staff
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THE STORY OF INDIAN WARFARE | Oct 1947 - Dec 1948: Saving Kashmir - The Indo-Pak war for Kashmir
This is a serialisation of the book 'India’s Battlefields from Kurukshetra to Balakot' by international award-winning author Ajay Singh. The book (and the series) covers the major battles fought on India’s battlefields. In this episode, we cover the Indo-Pak war of 1947-48
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In first step towards operationalisation, Rafale Marine fighter jet makes successful first landing on INS Vikrant
In a major boost to India's maritime combat power, a Rafale Marine (Rafale-M) fighter jet successfully executed its maiden landing on the flight deck of the indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant
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India's IG Defence to co-develop KAL drone, JWALA micro-missile for Oman, other countries in GCC?
IG Defence signed MoU with Oman-based MSA Global to co-develop and localise advanced defence technologies for Oman and the broader GCC region
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OPINION | Subsea telecom cables: World’s new Achilles’ heel?
While nations invest billions to build technology hubs and cloud infrastructure, subsea cables carrying over 95 pc of international data traverse high-risk maritime chokepoints such as the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz
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India sounds alarm over US support package for Pakistan's F-16 fighter fleet, warns of third-party risks
Rajnath Singh expressed serious concerns to US Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding Washington's approved $686 million sustainment package for Pakistan's F-16 fleet
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OPINION | Restraint is not weakness: Is there really a leadership deficit in the military?
Constitutional discipline and civilian supremacy should not be mistaken for blind subservience, and that operational restraint reflects calculated strategic judgement rather than indecision
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India begins production of BvS10 Sindhu: Meet Indian Army’s all-terrain vehicle headed for Ladakh and Kutch
The vehicles will significantly enhance border mobility, troop transport, and combat capabilities in challenging terrains
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AI to help Indian military identify target, make battlefield decisions? Here’s what the new defence deal with Sarvam offers
Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff (HQ IDS) signed a five-year agreement with Bengaluru-based generative AI startup Sarvam
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OPINION | India’s response to the two-front challenge: Deterrence on land, integration across domains
China’s pressure along the LAC and Pakistan’s confrontation along the LoC are not isolated military problems. India needs a sustained strategy that combines credible land power, technological superiority, air-land integration and maritime leverage to deter aggression without allowing either adversary to dictate the terms of escalation
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