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MDL plans ₹5,000 crore infra boost to double shipbuilding capacity

The state-owned DPSU is set to reclaim an additional 10 acres of land near its Mumbai facility as part of an ambitious ₹5,000 crore infrastructure expansion programme. Read More
 
 

Lt Gen Sagat Singh: Architect of India’s boldest military triumphs

Today is the birth anniversary of Lt Gen Sagat Singh, one of India’s iconic military leaders. Here is the story of some of his most notable campaigns. Read More
 
 

Drone strikes kill Ulfa-I senior leaders in Myanmar, India denies role

Indian security forces allegedly targeted insurgent camps in Myanmar’s Sagaing Region using over 100 drones and killed senior Ulfa-I leaders. Read More
 
 

Border security or border combat? India’s western challenge

In this op-ed, veteran BSF Commandant RC Sharma writes that in the light of the changed security dynamics with Pakistan, India’s western border-security paradigm requires major restructuring. Read More
 
 

AI crash: Initial report says fuel switches mysteriously cut off engines

The findings have sent shockwaves through the aviation industry and raised profound questions about aircraft safety systems. Read More
 
 

DRDO’s ‘shoot and scoot’ mounted gun system ready for Army trials

The Indian Army is set to test a new DRDO’s truck-mounted howitzer that can fire and flee within 85 seconds, offering big cost advantages over foreign alternatives. Read More
 
 

IAF Sukhoi-fired Astra BVRAAM hits bull’s eye in key RF seeker tests

The trials saw two missiles engage targets at different ranges and aspects, with varying platform conditions designed to simulate real combat scenarios. Read More
 
 

Indian Air Force Jaguar crashes in Rajasthan’s Churu, two pilots killed

A twin-seater Jaguar IB trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed in an agricultural field near Bhanoda village in Rajasthan’s Churu district on Wednesday, killing both pilots on board. Read More
 
 

Beijing cannot dictate the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation

In this op-ed, Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee (R) argues cogently that China’s atheist communist regime has no locus standi on issues related to Tibetan Buddhism and, hence, cannot decide on the 14th Dalai Lama’s succession. Read More
 
 

Navy successfully tests indigenous extended-range anti-sub rockets

The Indian Navy has successfully completed user trials of the extended-range anti-submarine rockets, the Ministry of Defence said in a release. Read More
 
 

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