While Pakistan and its leaders’ statements might be all smoke and no fire, India chooses to act rather than engage in verbal exchanges. Days after Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir issued a nuclear threat to half of the world from the US soil, India has tested its nuclear-capable ballistic missile Agni-V.
India has approved the acquisition of 97 Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Mk1A fighter jets to enhance its defense capabilities under the Make in India initiative. Produced by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, these jets will replace the aging MiG-21 fleet, featuring advanced technology and over 65% indigenous content, boosting self-reliance in defense manufacturing.
Raphe mPhibr, an Indian aerospace manufacturer, secured $100 million in funding led by General Catalyst, the largest private investment for the sector in India. This capital will enhance the development of indigenous aircraft and UAVs, reflecting investor confidence in India’s defense-tech. The company emphasizes technological innovation and a people-first culture.
By A Correspondent New Delhi: India‘s highest defence procurement body is all set to approve key purchases for bolstering capabilities, including air defence systems, surveillance aircraft, and mid-air refuellers, in June 2025. According to Indian media reports, quoting unnamed government officials, the Indian Army has sent a proposal […]
By N. C. Bipindra In the wake of India’s Operation Sindoor against terror camps inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in May 2025, what stood out was the indigenous military systems that defended civilians and military infrastructures against Pakistani missiles, drones, and artillery fire. The effectiveness of Indian military […]
