Indian Tejas MK2 Fighter jet

IAF Marks 25 Years of Tejas LCA as Indigenous Fighter Evolves from Experimental Prototype to Backbone of India’s Airpower Self-Reliance

The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Sunday commemorated the 25th anniversary of the historic first flight of the indigenously developed Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), a milestone that symbolises India’s decades-long pursuit of self-reliance in advanced military aviation. Marking the...
INSV Kaundinya Sails Strongly Toward Oman, Recreating India’s Ancient Maritime Legacy

INSV Kaundinya Sails Strongly Toward Oman, Recreating India’s Ancient Maritime Legacy

The Indian Navy’s indigenously built sailing vessel INSV Kaundinya is making steady progress across the Arabian Sea, having reportedly completed nearly one-third of its maiden voyage from Porbandar in Gujarat to Muscat in Oman. Sailing without an engine or any...
Eurofighter Typhoon

Bangladesh’s Eurofighter Typhoon Push Triggers Quiet Strategic Recalibration in New Delhi, Where India Sees Political Signalling More Than a Shift in Regional Airpower Balance

Bangladesh’s decision to sign a Letter of Intent on December 9, 2025, with Italy-based Leonardo S.p.A. for the potential acquisition of up to 16 Eurofighter Typhoon multirole combat aircraft has triggered a quiet but intense reassessment within India’s strategic and...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits construction site of an 8,700-ton nuclear-powered submarine capable of launching surface-to-air missiles

Russian Ship Carrying Nuclear Submarine Reactor Components Allegedly Blown Up in Mediterranean While En Route to North Korea; Report Raises Questions Over India’s Indirect Link

The sinking of the Russian cargo vessel Ursa Majo in the Mediterranean Sea has triggered fresh speculation over covert nuclear proliferation and underwater sabotage, after a Spanish newspaper reported that the ship was transporting sensitive nuclear reactor components allegedly bound...
MiG-21 fighter jets

How Russian ‘Free Gift’ Turned Into a $3 Billion Naval Nightmare for India: Extraordinary Saga of Admiral Gorshkov

For decades, Russia has rivalled Western countries for the title of the world’s top arms exporter. From fighter jets and tanks to submarines and missile systems, Russian weapons have historically appealed to countries seeking advanced military capabilities without the political...
India’s MQ-9B SkyGuardian Drone Crashes in Afghanistan

India’s MQ-9B SkyGuardian Drone Crashes in Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush, Sparking Strategic Concerns Over ISR Operations in Taliban-Controlled Airspace

The crash of a highly sophisticated unmanned aerial vehicle in Afghanistan’s treacherous Hindu Kush foothills in the early hours of January 1, 2026, has quietly emerged as one of the most geopolitically consequential drone incidents in South Asia in recent...
Bholari Airbase , Pakistan

May 2025 India–Pakistan Escalation: Alleged Indian Outreach to China, Pakistan’s Missile Strikes and Collision of Information Warfare and Nuclear Risk

Unverified claims that India reached out to China during Pakistan’s missile strikes underscored how information warfare, escalation management and great-power influence converged at the height of the May 2025 India–Pakistan crisis, shaping perceptions alongside the battlefield itself. The brief but...
Astra Mk-2 Missile , Tejas

Astra Mk-2 Missile: India Clears Astra Mk-2 Missile Procurement, Signalling Major Push Toward Indigenous Long-Range Air Combat Capability

India has taken a significant step toward strengthening its beyond-visual-range (BVR) air combat capability with the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) granting Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) for the procurement of the Astra Mk-2 air-to-air missile for the Indian Air Force (IAF)...
Pralay quasi-ballistic missiles

India Demonstrates Credible Conventional Deterrence as DRDO Successfully Conducts Salvo Launch of Two Pralay Quasi-Ballistic Missiles

India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) closed 2025 with a major breakthrough in indigenous missile capability, successfully carrying out a salvo launch of two Pralay quasi-ballistic missiles on December 31. The test marked a critical step toward the operational...
Gaurav glide bomb during trials

IAF Procures Israeli SPICE‑1000 Glide Bomb Kits to Bolster Long‑Range Precision Strike Capability Amid Ongoing Indigenous Gaurav Development

The Indian Air Force’s (IAF) decision to procure SPICE‑1000 long‑range precision guidance kits from Israel has reignited a long‑running debate within India’s defence community over cost, capability and the pace of indigenous weapons development. The Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), in...
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