India Defence News

Sending a stern message to India's adversaries, Indian Army chief Gen MM Naravane said, "The Indian Army is steadily inducting niche capabilities to enhance our combat proficiencies in Multi-Domain Operations."

World's highest battlefield Siachen is also the deadliest. The sub-zero temperature, harsh terrain and a hostile neighbour make Siachen one of the most challenging deployments for the Indian Armed Forces. But despite adversities, the Indian Army has stood resolute, and from the freezing heights of Siachen have emerged tales of grit and valour.

"We have made it clear to China that no attempt should be made to change the status quo," Defence Minister Rajnath Singh informed Parliament on Thursday. Anish Singh reports.

The theatre-level exercise aims to validate Navy's offensive-defence capabilities, safeguard national interests in the maritime domain and promote stability and peace in the Indian Ocean Region.

Amidst the ongoing border standoff in Ladakh region, India and China have begun disengagement process by moving back their tanks and infantry combat vehicles in eastern Ladakh's Pangong Tso area.

Amidst the ongoing border standoff in eastern Ladakh, India and Chinese troops have begun simultaneous and systematic disengagement at Pangong Tso.

Hours after Supreme Court ordered status quo on dismantling India's decommissioned aircraft carrier INS Viraat, Indian Navy veterans welcomed the move and vouched for converting it into a maritime heritage museum so that people can remember it. 

The Indian Army claims that it takes just 2 seconds for a canine to detect a case with 95 per cent accuracy.

The bilateral drill also assumes significance in the backdrop of recent developments on northern borders and conveys the strategic posture of the two nations as well as an enhanced upward trajectory in Indo-US relations.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said that six more Rafale fighter jets will be inducted into Indian Air Force by March this year.