Indian Defence News

Pakistan’s hyped “carrier-killer” missile claim falls apart as ISPR offers no details, analysts call it short-range coastal weapon; India’s silent confidence exposes the propaganda game.

The Border Security Force has sent a strong message to Pakistan – if needed, India is ready to launch another powerful military operation just like Operation Sindoor that shook our neighbor earlier this year.

PIB Fact Check has warned that a letter circulating on social media about India requesting early delivery of Rafale Navy jets is fake. The false document is being spread by Pakistan-based propaganda accounts as part of a disinformation campaign.

On 26/11 anniversary, Dr. Aparaajita Pandey stresses that India and South Asia must learn from past terror attacks, strengthen maritime and urban security, and foster regional cooperation against evolving threats.

Ex-NSG commando Surendra Singh recalls the horror of 26/11 — corpses in hotels, 166 killed, and the intense three-day operation. He slams the 2008 government for not striking Pakistan and salutes India’s current resolve.

INS Mahe, India’s first Mahe-class anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft, has been commissioned in Mumbai. With 80% indigenous content and advanced sensors, it strengthens coastal defence & reflects growing jointness among India’s armed forces.

HAL assured investors that the Dubai Tejas crash will not affect its business or deliveries, calling it an “isolated occurrence” while fully supporting the investigation into the accident that killed Wing Commander Namansh Syal.

A tragic crash of IAF Tejas during a Dubai Air Show display killed Wg Cdr Namansh Syal, raising questions about display flying risks, technical factors, and India’s aviation program, with Air Marshal Anil Chopra offering expert insight and clarity.

Namansh Syal, a young fighter pilot from Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district, lost his life when an IAF Tejas aircraft crashed during a display at the Dubai Air Show. His death has shaken the nation, with leaders and officials expressing deep grief.

Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jet crashed during a display at Dubai Air Show, killing its pilot. The jet appeared to lose control while performing a low-altitude manoeuvre, leaving no time to eject. Experts say Tejas has an excellent safety record.