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Relationship between India, US on very positive track : Former US defence secretary William Cohen to WION
The whole world is trying to figure out what is happening in the United States, and the shrinking role that President Trump wants the US to play in a technologically-integrating world. ...
Dassault-Reliance aims to roll out fully-assembled Falcon Jets from India in 2022
As controversy swirls around the в‚№59,000-crore Rafale deal, ...
Army considering increasing retirement age of jawans to 40 in a phased manner
The Army has decided, in principle, to increase the retirement age of jawans to at least 40 and perhaps more, in the future, in a phased manner. Currently, most jawans retire after 15 to 17 years of service or by the time they are 35 to 37. The decision, ...
India Clears Procurement of 5,000 Anti-Tank Guided Missiles From France
The Indian Defense Acquisition Council, the Ministry of Defense's (MoD) principal procurement body chaired by Defense Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, approved the procurement of 5,000 French-made second-generation MILAN anti-tank guided missiles (ATGM) on January 31. ...
Massive recruitment drive to fill over 76,500 vacancies in paramilitary forces : Govt
The Union Home Ministry has launched a massive recruitment drive to fill 76,578 vacancies, including 7,646 posts for women, in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).In a statement, the home ministry said out of these vacancies, 54, ...
US approves sale of two missile defence systems for Air India One
The US has agreed to sell two state-of-the-art missile defence systems to Air India One for an estimated cost of $190 million, a move that will enhance the security of planes flying the prime minister and the president. According to the Pentagon, ...
Indian Army probing two soldiers for 'tipping off' militants who killed rifleman Aurangzeb
The Indian Army is investigating two soldiers and a civilian over suspicions that insiders may have tipped militants off about the whereabouts of rifleman Aurangzeb, who was allegedly abducted and killed last June.The civilian, sources said, was a relative of one of the two personnel. ...
At least 10 Maoists killed in Chhattisgarh encounter
At least 10 Maoists were killed in a major encounter that broke out in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district on Thursday. A senior police official told The Indian Express that eleven weapons were recovered and searches are still underway. ...
Indian Army to hold mock drill to check earthquake preparedness
To boost earthquake preparedness, Indian army will hold exercise Rahat. PRO Col. Sombit Ghosh said that exercise RAHAT being conducted by Jaipur-based Sapta Shakti Command of the Indian Army will invovle all stakeholders at the national as well as state level. ...
China is re-modeling its Army like NATO Forces to boost War capabilities
China's People's Liberation Army will reduce its army strength by 50% emulating some of the NATO nations that have lean and mean armies. The reduction in China's ground fighting force is expected to bring stability and structural transformation in the Chinese military. ...
MoD to decide procurement of 54 Harop weapons from Israel on Feb 8
In yet another big boost to the Indian military, the Defence Ministry might soon consider the purchase of 54 Harop weapons from Israel ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.The Harop is an unmanned aerial weapon system manufactured by the Israel Aerospace Industries. ...
Military reforms have put China's combat capability way ahead of India's
The latest announcement of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) cutting its size by 50% is unsurprising yet consequential. This steep reduction brings about a structural transformation announced by President Xi Jinping and consistent with the military reforms introduced in 2015. ...
With No Deal for Minesweepers on the Cards, Indian Navy Hunts for Alternative
The Indian government has failed to conclude a deal with foreign manufacturers to acquire mine countermeasure vessels since 2005. In the meantime, the last batch of minesweepers retired last year, rendering the Indian Navy devoid of the crucial asset. ...
'India could have occupied Maldives if it wanted, but India would not do that,' says Maldivian Defense Minister
In an interview given to 'Strategic News' of India, the chief of the Maldivian Defense Force, Maj.Gen Abdulla Shamaal, said ten radars are being installed in the Indian Ocean archipelago.When the radars are installed and connected via a network, ...
Indo-French high-level group to settle any disputes in Rafale deal, says Defence Minister in Rajya Sabha
Any dispute in the inter-governmental agreement (IGA) with France for the 36 Rafale fighter jets will 'be settled through the bilateral high-level group' established by the two governments, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman informed the Rajya Sabha on Monday. ...
Maldivians being trained to pilot Indian Supplied military helicopters
Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF) stated that Maldivians are being trained to pilot the two military helicopters. At a press conference on Wednesday, ...
India pushes to complete 61 strategic roads on China border by 2022
India has sharpened its focus on scaling up infrastructure along the China border and set a target of three years to complete all strategic road projects along its northern frontiers, ...
France uses Rafale fighter in 'rare' nuclear attack test
The French Air Force announced on Tuesday that it had conducted the test launch of a nuclear-capable missile from a Rafale fighter.An ASMPA cruise missile, which is the French military's main nuclear strike weapon for aircraft, was reportedly used by the Rafale. According to the French Air Force, ...
Almost all Indian missiles may fall under new Missile Treaty's limits, expert says
Almost all Indian missiles may fall under the limits of a potential new treaty on intermediate-range and shorter-range missiles that would involve an expanded list of counties, Vice President of India's Observer Research Foundation Nandan Unnikrishnan told TASS. ...
HAL set for talks with European firm to arm Tejas with Air-to-Air Missile
State-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and European defence major MBDA are set to hold talks this week to arm the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas with ASRAAM, a heat-seeking close combat air-to-air missile. ...