Indian Defence News

DRDO’s Defence Research & Development Laboratory has successfully conducted a long-duration ground test of an actively cooled scramjet combustor, marking a major milestone in India’s hypersonic cruise missile programme. 

Indian Army has awarded Larsen & Toubro a supply order to overhaul, upgrade and manage obsolescence of Pinaka multi-rocket launcher systems. Issued via Corps of EME, programme shifts maintenance to lifecycle-based model, upgrades critical sub-systems

A report says Donald Trump incorrectly claimed that India bought 68 Apache helicopters. In reality, India ordered 28 Apaches through two contracts signed in 2015 and 2020.

Army under Operation Sagar Bandhu built a 100-foot Bailey Bridge on Sri Lanka’s B-492 highway, restoring links between Kandy and Badulla after cyclone landslides. Completed in a day by experts, the bridge halves travel time and speeds relief movement

ICGS Samudra Pratap, the first of two Pollution Control Vessels built by Goa Shipyard, was commissioned by Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh. The ship boosts India's maritime capabilities and 'Atmanirbharat' mission in shipbuilding and security.

Amid rising Chinese assertiveness and PLA activity, the Indian Army has adopted a proactive posture along the middle sector of the LAC in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, strengthening surveillance, infrastructure, and civil-military coordination.

Pune-based NIBE Limited has secured a Rs 292.69 crore emergency procurement contract from the Indian Army to supply Precise & Universal Launcher Systems. The long-range artillery rocket system can strike targets up to 300 km away.

Operation Sindoor marked India's military action in decades. Launched after Pahalgam attack, it saw strikes on terror camps in Pakistan, strong defence response and major strategic shifts. It redefined India's zero-tolerance policy on terrorism.

Former DRDO scientist Dr Ravi Gupta says India’s Pinaka rocket launcher is a game-changer — boosting indigenous defence production, cutting costs vs missiles, and now striking targets up to 120 km with high accuracy.

Defence Ministry has signed contracts worth Rs 4,666 crore to procure over 4.25 lakh Close Quarter Battle carbines and 48 heavyweight torpedoes. The carbines, sourced from Indian firms, will equip the Army and Navy, boosting indigenous manufacturing.