The Indian Navy celebrated the 11th International Day of Yoga at Visakhapatnam and across naval stations worldwide. With nearly 50,000 participants, the event reflected this year’s theme, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health.”
India’s Operation Sindoor exposed Pakistan’s naval inaction despite an 18% defence budget hike. As India responded to the Pahalgam terror attack, experts questioned Pakistan’s maritime readiness and rising military spending.
The Indian Army has started raising its third regiment of Dhanush 155mm towed guns, enhancing artillery power. Despite delays from supply chain disruptions, efforts continue to induct all 114 guns by March 2026.
Defence Ministry has initiated reforms to Defence Acquisition Procedure 2020, inviting suggestions from stakeholders to simplify and modernise arms procurement. The goal is faster acquisitions, and promoting indigenous defence manufacturing.
DRDO's ADA invites EOI for the 5.5-generation AMCA fighter jet project. Indian firms with aerospace expertise can apply by Aug 16, 2025. AMCA prototype rollout by 2028; production starts 2035. Powered by GE-414 engines made in India.
An Indian Army team scaled Mount Shahi Kangri and Mount Silver Peak near the China border in Depsang to honour Galwan heroes and promote Ladakh tourism, showcasing military endurance and encouraging high-altitude adventure sports.
India now possesses 180 nuclear warheads, up from 172 in 2024, while China has surged ahead to 600, adding 100 in a year. SIPRI warns of global arsenal growth and rising nuclear conflict risks.
A British F-35 fighter jet from the UK’s Prince of Wales carrier group made an emergency landing at Thiruvananthapuram airport due to low fuel after rough seas prevented its return to the carrier off the Kerala coast.
At the 156th IMA Passing Out Parade, 667 cadets, including 32 from 9 foreign countries and 2 Sri Lankans, were commissioned. Lt Gen Lasantha Rodrigo's presence highlighted India's regional military diplomacy and leadership role.
Post 96-hour India-Pakistan conflict, a fragile ceasefire hides deeper threats from a growing China-Pakistan axis, with India staring at a four-front hybrid war involving terror, tech, and territorial traps.
