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BrahMos deal with Vietnam signed, Indonesia close to agreement, defence secretary confirms at Shangri-La Dialogue

BrahMos deal with Vietnam signed, Indonesia close to agreement, defence secretary confirms at Shangri-La Dialogue

A BrahMos missile. (Photo: IMDS/Public Domain) New Delhi: The defence secretary, Rajesh Kumar Singh, confirmed on Saturday that a deal to supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to Vietnam has already been signed, while negotiations with Indon...

      
CDS General Anil Chauhan retires, leaves behind legacy of military reform

CDS General Anil Chauhan retires, leaves behind legacy of military reform

Gen Anil Chauhan.New Delhi: After more than four decades in uniform, the chief of defence staff, General Anil Chauhan, hung up his boots on Saturday. This brings to a close one of the most consequential tenures in India’s higher defence establi...

     
From INS Vikramaditya to Andaman Command: Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar becomes 48th Indian Navy vice-chief

From INS Vikramaditya to Andaman Command: Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar becomes 48th Indian Navy vice-chief

Indian Navy's new vice-chief Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar (Photo: Indian Navy)New Delhi: Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar assumed charge as the 48th vice-chief of the naval staff on May 29, stepping into one of the Indian Navy’s most senior operation...

     
Operation Sheruwali: Rajouri forests under siege as security forces intensify assault on militants

Operation Sheruwali: Rajouri forests under siege as security forces intensify assault on militants

Lt Gen Pratik Sharma (C) being shown live images sent from a drone during Operation Sheruwali. (Photo: Indian Army)Jammu/New Delhi: Intermittent firing resumed in the Gambhir Mughlan forest area of Rajouri district on Thursday and Friday as the count...

     
More Than a Neighbour: How India became Nepal’s economic lifeline through trade and transit

More Than a Neighbour: How India became Nepal’s economic lifeline through trade and transit

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)India has functioned as Nepal’s primary economic lifeline since the two countries signed the Treaty of Peace and Friendship in 1950, supplying essential goods, maintaining t...

     
AMCA project: Defence ministry issues proposal requests to three private parties bypassing HAL

AMCA project: Defence ministry issues proposal requests to three private parties bypassing HAL

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)New Delhi: The Ministry of Defence formally issued a request for proposals (RFP) on Wednesday to three shortlisted private-sector parties to manufacture five flying prototypes and...

     
India seeks more S-400 air-defence systems, Russia confirms negotiations

India seeks more S-400 air-defence systems, Russia confirms negotiations

An S-400 battery.New Delhi: India and Russia are in active negotiations for the purchase of an additional batch of S-400 “Triumf” (rechristened “Sudarshan Chakra” in India) long-range air-defence systems, Moscow confirmed on T...

     
Noida’s Johnnette Technologies signs warhead integration deal with Munitions India for combat drones

Noida’s Johnnette Technologies signs warhead integration deal with Munitions India for combat drones

Johnnette Technologies’ JM-1 Loitering munitions (File photo) Pune: Noida-based manufacturer of unmanned combat systems – Johnnette Technologies Private Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding with Munitions India Limited (M...

     
Tadmetla Operation 2010: The supreme sacrifice that demands answers

Tadmetla Operation 2010: The supreme sacrifice that demands answers

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)In March 2026, the Ministry of Home Affairs (Union home ministry) declared what few had once thought possible: the eradication of decades-old left-wing extremism within the schedu...

     
Global peacekeeping at 25-year low as funding dries up and great powers clash, Sipri report says

Global peacekeeping at 25-year low as funding dries up and great powers clash, Sipri report says

File photo of Indian troops under Unifil mission in south Lebanon near Israel border.New Delhi: The number of troops and other personnel deployed on international peacekeeping missions has fallen to its lowest level in at least a quarter century, wit...

     

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