The Indian Air Force’s search for 60 medium transport aircraft to replace its ageing An-32 fleet has cleared technical evaluation, with Airbus, Lockheed Martin and Embraer now set to submit commercial bids under a programme worth close to ₹1 lakh crore. Read More

— By Dr Baishali SarkarEvery year, on the full moon of Āṣāḍha, Buddhists across the world pause to remember one of their most ... Read More

A parliamentary panel has found that a near two-decade delay in producing and inducting the indigenous Dhanush artillery gun left the Indian Army reliant on outdated firepower, and has pressed the defence ministry to overhaul its procurement decision-making. Read More

Zen Technologies has launched a lightweight, man-portable anti-drone system built for India’s high-altitude borders, unveiled on the 27th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas. Read More

Rajnath Singh marked the 27th Kargil Vijay Diwas at Dras by citing Operation Sindoor as proof of India's resolve against Pakistan, while ruling out talks beyond PoK and touting gains in indigenous defence manufacturing. Read More

The painting that replaced the iconic 1971 Pakistan surrender artwork in the Army chief’s South Block lounge, and stirred a bitter row over religious imagery in a secular institution, has itself now been quietly taken down. Read More

A CRPF officer’s viral ‘dead cockroach’ Instagram post mocking Delhi protesters has ignited a political row and reopened debate over political neutrality among India’s uniformed personnel. Read More

India has delivered its first fully indigenous 350 kg-class turbojet engine, designed by DRDO’s GTRE and built by Hyderabad's Azad Engineering, intended to power the NASM-MR anti-ship missile and future drone platforms. Read More

DRDO has successfully test-fired Kusha, India’s indigenous long-range air-defence missile billed as a homegrown answer to the S-400, marking a key step towards reducing the country’s dependence on imported systems. Read More

The deaths of four Indian seafarers in Russia’s missile strike on MV Golden Leo have heightened concerns within India’s maritime community, with merchant sailors telling India Sentinels that civilian crews are increasingly exposed to deadly conflict zones while global trade continues uninterrupted. Read More