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Operation Polo: Mewar Infantry’s last battle

Jai Samota tells the story of how the Mewar Infantry fought its last campaign at Tuljapur, Osmanabad and Aland during Operation Polo in September 1948, weeks before Hyderabad's accession was sealed. Read More
 
 

HAL seeks no SQR concessions from IAF, flies extra sorties to fix Tejas-Mk1A radar, missile hurdles

Company says it seeks no concessions from IAF; deliveries to begin by end of this financial year. Read More
 
 

Supreme Court Nudge: Implement judgment on CAPF cadre officers

In this article, RC Sharma, veteran BSF commandant, writes about the Supreme Court’s sharp oral observations on the new CAPFs Act and urges the government to take it as a nudge from the apex court to implement its 2025 ruling immediately. Read More
 
 

Modi, Putin to discuss Su-57, trade and Ukraine as BRICS summit nears

Modi and Putin will hold bilateral talks, with the Su-57 fighter sale, trade, energy and Ukraine on the agenda ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. Read More
 
 

Defence attachés get new mandate with increased budget of ₹400 crore

India is raising defence-diplomacy funding to ₹400 crore and expanding its overseas military attaché network to nearly 90 by 2030, tying strategic outreach more closely to arms exports. Read More
 
 

TBAL rolls out 400th Apache fuselage in Hyderabad

Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL), a joint venture between Boeing and Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), said it has rolled out the 400th fuselage for the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter from its 52,000 sq. m. facility in Hyderabad. Read More
 
 

Adani Defence, IRRPL sign 5-year ammo supply pact for AK-203

Adani Defence & Aerospace has signed a five-year agreement with Indo-Russian Rifles Private Limited (IRRPL), the India-Russia joint venture that manufactures AK-203 assault rifles in the country, to supply indigenous 7.62x39mm small-calibre ammunition for the rifle. Read More
 
 

The corridor Pakistan cannot patrol

The Bab al-Mandeb Strait and the southern Red Sea, roughly 1,000km further out, ask for something else entirely, a navy that can sustain itself far from home for long stretches. That is not a capability gap unique to Pakistan; it is an expensive one that few middle powers possess. But it means Pakistan enters this crisis with a fleet built for a different war. Read More
 
 

India-Belgium defence ties deepen

India and Belgium are moving to give their defence partnership a robust industrial foundation, with 10 agreements set to deepen cooperation in areas including rocket assembly, ammunition, drones, naval systems and advanced defence technologies. Read More
 
 

Syria’s new fault line: Israel, Türkiye and the emerging regional security order

In this op-ed, Dr Aparaajita Pandey writes that Israel’s strike on Syria’s Abu al-Duhur airbase exposes an emerging strategic rivalry with Türkiye and a wider shift towards a fragmented, multipolar Middle Eastern security order. Read More
 
 

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