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India strengthens disaster preparedness with multilingual mobile alert platform
The government has officially deployed a nationwide mobile-based disaster communication system, led jointly by the Department of Communications and the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).
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Nearly 6,000 European firms account for 5% of India’s GDP, report finds
The report says around 6,000 EU companies operating in India generated €186 billion in combined turnover in 2024, roughly 5% of the country's GDP.
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Adani Defence delivers Agnikaa VTOL and ULPGM systems to Army
Adani Defence & Aerospace has delivered two indigenously developed combat systems – the ULPGM precision-guided munition and the Agnikaa VTOL-1 FPV kamikaze drone to the Indian Army, the company announced on Thursday.
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MBDA signs MRO deal with Indian Air Force for MICA missiles
European missile maker to supply machinery, tools, data packages and training as India moves to build in-country sustainment capability for its frontline air-to-air missiles.
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Operation Sindoor: Testimony to the BSF’s grit and fighting spirit
In this op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, writes about Operation Sindoor and how the BSF played a decisive, standalone combat role, destroyed Pakistani border infrastructure and held its positions under sustained fire across the Jammu frontier.
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How is the Iran corridor affecting Pakistan US relations
Pakistan’s activation of an overland trade route to Iran -- forced by the US-Israel strikes and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz -- has placed Islamabad in an uncomfortable but strategically significant position: simultaneously a sanctions-circumvention conduit in Washington’s eyes and America’s most indispensable mediator in the very conflict driving the crisis.
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Controversy around Great Nicobar project explained
The leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, has turned India’s most ambitious infrastructure project into an acute political battleground, accusing the government of handing tribal land to corporate interests while ignoring ecological catastrophe in one of the country’s most geologically volatile territories.
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EO-3 ‘first image’ turns out old
SUPARCO launched its EO-3 satellite – the third and final unit in its PRSC-EO Earth observation constellation – aboard a Long March 6 rocket on April 25, completing a three-satellite indigenous imaging architecture that has been under construction since early 2025.
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Pakistan inducts PNS Hangor: China-built sub reshapes IOR balance
Pakistan commissioned its first Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine, PNS/M Hangor, which significantly alters the IOR's strategic and underwater balance.
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Armour Day: Steel, spirit and the making of India’s Armoured Corps
Every year on May 1, the Indian Army’s Armoured Corps observes Armour Day, commemorating the 1938 mechanization of the Scinde Horse – the moment India’s cavalry traded sabres for tanks, forging a corps that has shaped every major war since independence.
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