Indian Defence News

India's Ministry of Defence is procuring 83 Carrier Air Defence Tracked (CADET) systems. These purpose-built tracked vehicles will carry the Akashteer air defence command system, providing protection for mobile tank and armoured columns against aerial threats, including drones.

The Pahalgam terror attack in Baisaran wasn’t random—it was a calculated strike on Kashmir’s tourism lifeline, aiming to trigger fear, economic damage, and long-term psychological scars.

A year after the Pahalgam terror attack, new details reveal how an Indian Air Force unit in Sirsa intercepted a Pak ballistic missile aimed at Delhi during Op Sindoor. Led by Air Commodore Rohit Kapil, the Barak-8 system stopped the threat mid-air.

Marking one year of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army showcased L70 air defence guns, drones, and amphibious drills, highlighting combat readiness while reaffirming a strong message against terrorism.

Indian Navy has trained 516 personnel from Mauritius' National Coast Guard over 9 years, boosting the island nation's ability to protect its vast ocean resources. With over 10% of Mauritius' GDP linked to the blue economy, this support is vital. Training, joint exercises, and infrastructure projects together help improve maritime security.

Indian Army UN peacekeepers quickly controlled a fire in Goma, Congo. The blaze spread to three houses in a crowded area. Troops from Indian Rapid Deployment Battalion evacuated residents and coordinated firefighting efforts.

US major GE Aerospace on Monday announced a contract with the Indian Air Force (IAF) to establish an in-country depot facility for the F404 -IN20 engines that power IAF’s Light Combat Aircraft Tejas fleet.

Following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 civilians, India launched Operation Sindoor. This military action targeted nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir with precision strikes. The operation, lasting 88 hours, reflected India's evolving security doctrine of swift, intelligence-led responses.

The Indian Army's AH-64 Apache helicopter fired AGM-114 Hellfire missiles for the first time in India during the 'Brahmastra' exercise in Pokhran. This marked a significant operational milestone, demonstrating the American-built gunship's precision strike capability and combat readiness in support of ground troops.

The Indian government has denied viral claims that the Indian Air Force supported Israeli jets during a strike on Iran. PIB Fact Check called the claim fake and part of a disinformation campaign aimed at creating confusion. Authorities urged people not to share unverified content and to rely on official sources.