India, Kazakhstan explore co-production and co-development of defence products
NEW DELHI: India and Central Asia’s biggest state Kazakhstan are exploring widening defence partnership including joint production as well as opening a new chapter in the heavy engineering s... Read more
More Missile Tests This Month? India Issues Area Warning Notifications For Weapons Tests In Arabian Sea, Bay Of Bengal
India has issued an area warning notification for firing by Indian Navy warships in the Arabian Sea between 28 and 30 October. Another notification has been issued for a known air to air fir... Read more
China threatens retaliation over US-Taiwan arms sale
China has threatened to “make legitimate and necessary responses” after the United States approved the potential sale of $1.8bn worth of advanced weapons systems to Taiwan, a self-ruled isla... Read more
Nag anti-tank guided missile passes final trial, ready for induction into Indian Army
New Delhi: In a major boost for the indigenisation in defence sector, India today successfully carried out the final trial of the Nag anti-tank guided missile after which the weapon system i... Read more
On India-US agenda, a plan to share defence intel from Ladakh to South China Sea
The 3rd two plus two ministerial meeting next week will see both India and the United States consolidating the military-to-military relationship between the two democracies to move towards i... Read more
China warns India on trading with Taiwan, slams US-Tibet govt-in-exile meeting
India should remain committed to the one-China principle and deal with Taiwan prudently, Beijing warned on Tuesday following a media report that New Delhi could open trade talks with Taiwan,... Read more
Ertugrul series, propaganda, money — security agencies flag growing Turkey sway in Kashmir
Srinagar: Security forces and agencies have flagged Turkey’s growing influence in Kashmir and are keeping a close watch on the money coming in from the West Asian country that has increased... Read more
Bangladesh reveals India’s challenged pre-eminence in the Bay of Bengal
Isn’t it surprising and unusual for a ‘leading’ power’s economic performance to be worse than that of its friendly smaller neighbours? And somewhat worrying or startling as well, when a smal... Read more
Pakistan unlikely to exit Financial Action Task Force’s grey list says report
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan might remain on the grey list of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) as it has been unable to comply with 6 of the 27 points in the global watchdog’s action plan... Read more
Explained: Why DRDO has conducted a flurry of missile tests
Over the last one and half months, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has conducted at least 12 tests of missiles or systems for missiles belonging to a vast spectrum o... Read more









