India has taken a giant leap in modern warfare with Bhargavastra, a homegrown, low-cost counter-drone system developed by Economic Explosives Ltd (EEL), a subsidiary of Solar Group.
Shehbaz Sharif’s failed attempt to mimic PM Modi’s Adampur airbase visit only exposed Pakistan’s damaged airbases and India's decisive military edge.
The Supreme Court criticised Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah for making objectionable remarks against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, as his plea against an FIR is set to be heard on May 16.
Three Pakistan-backed terrorists were killed in an encounter in Tral, days after security forces eliminated three Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives in Shopian, South Kashmir.
At least 10 militants were killed in a fierce gunfight with an Assam Rifles unit in Manipur's Chandel district, officials said.
Prahlada Ramarao reflects on the development of the Akash missile system, highlighting its key challenges and breakthroughs, while noting its pivotal role in Operation Sindoor.
Operation Sindoor showcased India’s cutting-edge drone warfare capabilities, redefining modern conflict with precision strikes, real-time surveillance, and strategic deterrence.
A new low-cost Counter Drone System in Hard Kill Mode 'Bhargavastra', has been designed and developed by Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited (SDAL) signifying a substantial leap in countering the escalating threat of drone swarms.
Demonstrating its technological capabilities during “Operation Sindoor”, Indian Air Force jammed Pakistan’s Chinese-supplied air defence systems, completing the mission in just 23 minutes.
S Gurumurthy's column frames Operation Sindoor as India’s bold, open retaliation against Pakistan-backed terror, symbolized by the grief of Himanshi Narwal and executed with unprecedented military precision.
