New Delhi: The Ministry of Defence has floated a request for information (RFI) for tactical multi-copter surveillance drones meant to bolster security at naval bases and other sensitive installations. It marks the Indian Navy’s first formal mov...
Rajnath Singh (File photo)New Delhi: India’s apex defence procurement body has cleared a fresh tranche of military modernisation proposals worth nearly ₹52,000 crore, with the bulk of the spending aimed at plugging capability gaps exposed...
Indian Navy contingent with P8I aircraft. (Photo: Indian Navy PRO)New Delhi: The Indian Navy has deployed a P-8I long-range maritime reconnaissance and anti-submarine-warfare aircraft to Hawaii to take part in the Rim of the Pacific (Rimpac) 2026 exe...
Gen Dhiraj Seth. (Photo: Indian Army)New Delhi: General Dhiraj Seth took over as the 31st chief of the Army staff on June 30, inheriting an institution in the middle of its most sweeping reorganization in decades. His in-tray blends structural upheav...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi (L) in Delhi. (Photo: MEA)New Delhi: India and Japan on Thursday formally inked an agreement for the joint development of the Unified Complex Radio Antenna – or UNICORN &...
General Dhiraj Seth during his address to media at the South Block lawns, New Delhi. New Delhi: Marking the start of his tenure as the 31st chief of the Army staff, General Dhiraj Seth on Tuesday unveiled a comprehensive strategic vision built a...
Gen Dhiraj Seth with senior officers. (Photo: Indian Army) New Delhi: General Dhiraj Seth on Tuesday took over as the 31st chief of the Army staff, becoming the first officer from the Armoured Corps to lead the Indian Army in nearly three decade...
Gen Upendra Dwivedi (R) hands over the baton to new Indian Army chief Gen Dhiraj Seth. (Photo: ADGPI) New Delhi: General Dhiraj Seth on Tuesday assumed charge as the 31st chief of the Army staff (COAS), succeeding General Upendra Dwivedi, who re...
GE F-414 jet engine (Photo: X)Two GE Aerospace engines – two programmes, two separate crises – have placed India’s indigenous fighter aviation ambitions under a degree of stress that is difficult to explain purely by market forces o...