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India’s defence output crosses ₹1.78 lakh crore, exports surge 63% in FY26

India’s defence output crosses ₹1.78 lakh crore, exports surge 63% in FY26

New Delhi: India’s indigenous defence production hit an all-time high of ₹1.78 lakh crore in the financial year ending March 2026, the Ministry of Defence announced on Wednesday, marking a 15.6 per cent rise over the previous year's &...

     
India enters new nuclear phase with peacetime warhead deployment, Sipri says

India enters new nuclear phase with peacetime warhead deployment, Sipri says

File photo of an Agni-5 missile being test-fired.New Delhi: India’s nuclear posture appears to have entered a new phase, with a small number of warheads now assessed to be deployed in peacetime for the first time, according to the Stockholm Int...

     
Global nuclear arsenals expand, disarmament dead, deterrence under strain, Sipri says

Global nuclear arsenals expand, disarmament dead, deterrence under strain, Sipri says

Chinese Dongfeng-5C ICBMs displayed during Victory Day parade in Beijing, on September 3, 2025.New Delhi: The world’s nine nuclear-armed states collectively possessed an estimated 12,187 warheads as of January 2026, of which approximately 9,745...

     
India seeks more S-400 air-defence systems, Russia confirms negotiations

India seeks more S-400 air-defence systems, Russia confirms negotiations

An S-400 battery.New Delhi: India and Russia are in active negotiations for the purchase of an additional batch of S-400 “Triumf” (rechristened “Sudarshan Chakra” in India) long-range air-defence systems, Moscow confirmed on T...

     
Global peacekeeping at 25-year low as funding dries up and great powers clash, Sipri report says

Global peacekeeping at 25-year low as funding dries up and great powers clash, Sipri report says

File photo of Indian troops under Unifil mission in south Lebanon near Israel border.New Delhi: The number of troops and other personnel deployed on international peacekeeping missions has fallen to its lowest level in at least a quarter century, wit...

     
India’s defence spending surges 8.9% to $92.1 billion in 2025, driven by Operation Sindoor, Sipri report says

India’s defence spending surges 8.9% to $92.1 billion in 2025, driven by Operation Sindoor, Sipri report says

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)New Delhi: India’s military expenditure rose sharply by 8.9 per cent in 2025 to reach $92.1 billion, cementing the country’s position as the fifth-largest defence spen...

     
India second-largest arms buyer globally, Pakistan fifth, Europe biggest importer, Sipri report says

India second-largest arms buyer globally, Pakistan fifth, Europe biggest importer, Sipri report says

The BrahMos supersonic cruise missile has been one of India’s most lethal arms exports. (File photo)New Delhi: The volume of major arms transferred between states reached its highest level in more than a decade in 2021–25, rising 9.2 per ...

      
With Field Marshal Asim Munir in Pakistan’s charge, India must see the ‘black swan’ coming

With Field Marshal Asim Munir in Pakistan’s charge, India must see the ‘black swan’ coming

India Sentinels illustration for representation. (©India Sentinels 2025)The recent elevation of Pakistan’s army chief, General Syed Asim Munir Ahmed Shah, to the rank of field marshal represents far more than ceremonial recognition, as thi...

     
Operation Sindoor: China’s covert military support to Pakistan emerges as major concern for India

Operation Sindoor: China’s covert military support to Pakistan emerges as major concern for India

India Sentinels photo for illustration. (©India Sentinels 2025)New Delhi: As the dust settles on India’s Operation Sindoor against Pakistan, a stream of evidence is emerging that suggests China provided Pakistan with substantial military a...

     
India ranks 5th in global military spending as world hits record high: Sipri report

India ranks 5th in global military spending as world hits record high: Sipri report

New Delhi: Global military expenditure reached an unprecedented high of $2.72 trillion in 2024, marking the 10th consecutive year of increase and the steepest year-on-year rise since 1988, according to a new report[pdf] by the Stockholm Internat...

      

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